The phrase "album learning" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to music or data organization, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The concept of album learning helps us understand how listeners engage with music collections over time."
Alternatives: "collection learning" or "music compilation learning".
Last October, after two years of piecemeal recording dates at a Portchester studio, Ms. Pemble released her first studio album, "Learning to Listen Again".
After studying painting in school, he began making home recordings; they compose the bulk of his début album, "Learning," from 2010.
Her debut album, "Learning From Falling" (J), starts with a grand march in which she commands, "Bring me men to match my mountains"; soon afterward, she describes herself as a "black Mona Lisa".
"I've had this in every working vehicle I've ever had for nearly 30 years," David tells me, proudly, holding up a weathered-looking tape of the Pretenders album Learning to Crawl.
Perfume Genius first caught our attention in 2010 with his debut album Learning, an album of delicate contradictions – among the sparse piano textures the man known as Mike Hadreas sang of serial killers and child abuse, backlit by his own struggle with substance abuse.
Sonic Youth covered "Beat on the Brat" on their 1987 EP Master=Dik, and, in 1991, German punk band Die Toten Hosen played "Blitzkrieg Bop" on their cover album Learning English, Lesson One.
In 2005, Kind Of Like Spitting released an album, Learn: The Songs of Phil Ochs, consisting of covers of nine songs written by Ochs, to pay tribute to his music and raise awareness of the artist, whom they felt had been overlooked.
And in the 1970s, my parents always had some cockamamie project under way, like hand-inking illustrations for their stamp album or learning intricate crochet patterns, or even building model railroads.
Their last album together, "Learning to Fall" (2008), with Phil Parlapiano, is an elegiac ensemble of songs, like "The Smile of a Worried Man" and the title track (which Mr. Lowen wrote with Preston Sturges Jr., a son of the film director), that reflected on mortality.
Hilda's mother had bought the album and learned all the words.
April 30-May 1: The corrections officer turned soul belter Sharon Jones and her suave band, the Dap-Kings, thunder through songs from their new album, "I Learned the Hard Way," at the Apollo Theatre.
