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* "One". There's actually more than one "One": there's the Three Dog Night hit, the [[Metallica]] song, and a notable (Stephen Sondheim?) Broadway showtune.
* The master of understatement [[Miles Davis]] was particularly partial to these, many of which were songs penned by Wayne Shorter: "Iris", ''Pangaea'', and the classic ''Workin'', ''Cookin'', ''Walkin'', ''Steamin'', and ''Relaxin''' albums.
* Disturbed is a fan of this trope. Most of their albums contain twelve or so songs, all but one or two of which have a
* [[Pearl Jam]] are prone to this in studio albums (exceptions are ''No Code'', ''Riot Act'' and the [[Self-Titled Album]]), and were on song titles (which they retracted by writing [[Long Title|"Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town."]])
* Brazilian band Skank have 8 studio albums. Only one doesn't fit the trope.
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