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The discography of Twins, a Hong Kong Cantopop duo that formed in 2001, consists of fifteen studio albums, three extended plays (EP), five compilation albums, and four live albums.
| Album # | Album Title | Album Information |
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| 1st | Twins (AVEP) | |
| 2nd | Twins' Love (愛情當入樽) |
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| Album # | Album Title | Album Information |
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| 3rd | Twins (2002 EP) (雙生兒) |
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| 4th | Our Souvenir (我們的紀念冊) |
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| 5th | Amazing Album |
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| 6th | Twins Ichiban Amazing Show |
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| 7th | Happy Together (New + Best Songs) |
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| Album # | Album title | Album Information |
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| 8th | Touch of Love |
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| 9th | Evolution (進化論) |
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| 10th | Singing in the Twins Wonderland (Volume 1) |
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| 11th | Singing in the Twins Wonderland (Volume 2) |
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| Album # | Album title | Album information |
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| 12th | Magic |
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| 13th | Si Xi Lin Men Xi Ying Chun (四囍臨門喜迎春) |
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| 14th | 04 Concert (零4好玩演唱會) |
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| 15th | Singing in the Twins Wonderland (Volume 3) |
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| 16th | Girl Power |
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| 17th | Singing in the Twins Wonderland (Volume 4) |
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| 18th | Such A Better Day (New + Best Songs) |
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| Album # | Album title | Album information |
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| 19th | Trainee Cupid (見習愛神) |
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| 20th | Samba |
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| 21st | 芝See菇Bi Family (三十六計) |
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| 22nd | The Missing Piece 一時無兩 |
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| Album # | Album title | Album information |
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| 23rd | same time no both concert (Twins一時無兩演唱會) |
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| 24th | Around the World with 80 Dollars (八十塊環遊世界) |
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| 25th | Ho Hoo Tan |
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| Album # | Album title | Album information |
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| 26th | Our Love - Six Anniversary (New + Best Selection) (Special Edition 3CD) |
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| 27th | Twins Party |
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| 28th | 桐话妍语 (Gillian's Words, Charlene's Speech) |
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| Album # | Album title | Album information |
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| 29th | Gillian EP + Twins Everyone Bounce 2010 New + Best Selections (2CD) |
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| Album # | Album title | Album information |
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| 30th | 3650 Twins 10th Anniversary Album |
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| Album # | Album title | Album information |
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| 31st | 2 Be Free |
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