The Yellow Album (disambiguation)

Last updated April 01, 2021

The Yellow Album is an album by the Simpsons.

The Yellow Album may also refer to:

Days of the New (1997 album), the début album by Days of the New, commonly referred to as the Orange or Yellow album
Album 10 or The Yellow Album, a 1988 album by Psychic TV
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Yellow Album , a 2005 soundtrack album
Zebrahead (album), a demo album by Zebrahead, commonly referred to as Yellow or The Yellow Album

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