Adjacent LP Tracks That Form Inseparable Pairs

[Teasing the Korean]

I've been thinking about albums that have two adjacent tracks that go so incredibly well together, I can't listen to one without the other.  

A few examples:

Sinatra, Wee Small Hours:  "Deep in a Dream" and "I See Your Face Before Me."

The Fabs, Rubber Soul:  "Think for Yourself" and "The Word"

Brian Auger Oblivion Express, Closer To It: "Whenever You're Ready" and "Happiness is Just Around the Bend."

Does this make any sense, and do you have any similar examples?

[kh1958]

Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus: What Love/All the Things You Could Be By Now if Sigmund Freud's Wife Was Your Mother

Coltrane Live at the Village Vanguard: Spiritual/Softly as In a Morning Sunrise

[GA Russell]

Meet the Beatles:  I Want to Hold Your Hand and I Saw Her Standing There

[felser]

Led Zeppelin II - "Heartbreaker" and "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman")

Wishbone Ash (self-titled) - "Handy" and "Phoenix"

Pharoah Sanders 'Thembi' - "Love" and "Morning Prayer"

[Big Beat Steve]

Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra: The Bad Humor Man / John Silver (Bandstand LP 7120)

But actually it absolutely ought to be in the opposite order: "John Silver" first, "The Bad Humor Man" next.

 

[HutchFan]

Two that come to mind immediately:
 

Keith Jarrett - Shades 

LP Side 1:  "Shades of Jazz" -> "Southern Smiles"

Genesis - Wind & Wuthering 

Three final tracks on the album:  "Unquiet Slumbers for the Sleepers..." -> "...In That Quiet Earth" -> "Afterglow"

 

EDIT

Just thought of another.  

Santana - Abraxas

"Black Magic Woman" -> "Gypsy Queen"

 

Edited October 9, 2023 by HutchFan

[Jim Duckworth]

The Yardbirds from Roger the Engineer (Over Under Sideways Down in the US): Lost Woman - Over Under Sideways Down.

[Teasing the Korean]

"Pygar's Persecution" and "The Black Queen's Beads" from Barbarella.