The phrase "album spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a layout or design in a printed or digital album, often indicating how images or content are arranged across two pages.
Example: "The album spread features a stunning panoramic view that captures the essence of the event."
Alternatives: "album layout" or "photo spread".
The album spread among the young but also to an older demographic that trusted that sound.
When Anthrax released its third album, "Spread the Disease," in 1985, no one saw anything sinister or provocative about it.
Even student designers got a look-in: Lleah Rae, who who is a recent graduate of Parsons the New School for Design, in New York, created a form-fitting bodysuit for the album spread.
American Dove never saw an official recording, but can thankfully be found as part of a live album, Spread Your Wings and Fly: Live at the Fillmore East, May 30 , 1971
As word-of-mouth praise for the album spread, however, Geffen Records signed the band after two months.
By then we've been taken on a long voyage into the ambient cosmos and back, and by long we mean an album spread over 4 vinyl records.
Andrea Varney, co-curator of the exhibition at the British Library, explains: "The fashion for friendship albums spread to other parts of Europe, and they were soon used by musicians, artists, lawyers and all sorts of other people". They are full of celebrity autographs, music notes, little paintings and drawings of parties and feasts, and interactive lift-the-flap pictures.
A treasure trove of vintage blues, R&B, jazz and country has been culled for this series of eight albums spread across nine CDs (available individually on Amazon and elsewhere) spanning 1924 to 19'63.
QUESTION FROM L. WEBER : It's very obvious how far the leak of Beyoncé's album has spread since it happened.
His return is a result of last year's film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?": Mr. Stanley was one of the musicians in the movie and on the Grammy-winning soundtrack album, which spread wide the message that bluegrass is a renewable resource.
It's certainly not to Beyonce who, on this, her third solo album, has spread 11 songs over two discs in order to create a 'concept'concept
