Albums with titles for each side
 

A bit of a lost art, after the arrival of the CD and virtual formats, but off the top of my head I can think of:

Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
A: In The Beginning
B: Afterwards

Todd Rundgren - A Wizard, A True Star
A: International Feel (In 8)
B: A True Star

Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love
A: Hounds Of Live
B: The Ninth Wave

Kate Bush - Aerial
A: A Sea Of Honey
B: A Sky Of Honey
These are actually the titles for each CD rather than LP sides, but why not!

Big Black - Songs About Fucking
A: Happy Otter
B: Sad Otter

And then there's R.E.M.:

Chronic Town
A: Chronic Town
B: Poster Torn

Fables Of The Reconstruction
A: Fables Of The Reconstruction
B: Reconstruction Of The Fables

Lifes Rich Pageant
A: Dinner Side
B: Supper Side

Green
A: Air
B: Metal

Out Of Time
A: Time Side
B: Memory Side

Bring 'em on!

Joni Mitchell - Song To A Seagull
A: I Came To The City
B: Out Of The City And Down To The Seaside

Manassas double LP: (1) The Raven
(2) The Wilderness
(3) Consider
(4) Rock & Roll Is Here To Stay

This album just might be the last worthwhile thing Stephen Stills ever recorded

Forgot to mention that CD 2 was later retitled "An Endless Sky Of Honey" as Kate decided to leave the suite as one single track: "Preludeprologueanarchitectsdreamthepainterslinksu nsetaerialtalsomwhereinbetweeennocturnaerial". The liner notes say it was "Reconfigured for the digital world. This disc is programmed to play through its entirety." True story!

Anyway, Dylan's recent Triplicate has a title for each disc:
1: 'Til The Sun Goes Down
2: Devil Dolls
3: Comin' Home Late

Flipper - Gone Fishin'
A: Comin'
B: Goin'

There's plenty of others by them:
*Reckoning: L / R (yes, this may be cheating)
*Fables of the Reconstruction: A Side / Another Side, at least on cassette
*Document: Page / Leaf
*Automatic for the People: Drive / Ride
*Monster: Head / Tail
*New Adventures in Hi-Fi: Hi / Fi (on cassette)
*Up: Up / Down
*Reveal: Chorus / Ring
*Collapse Into Now: X-Axis / Y-Axis

Nevermind was originally going to have a Boy side and a Girl side, with the latter being all the songs about Tobi Vail.

There's more with this album too!
*The vinyl edition's three discs go Dawn/Tea Time, Dusk/Twilight, Midnight/Starlight.
*The 2016 deluxe edition's extra three discs are called Morning Tea, High Tea, and Special Tea.

Mono released two albums at the same time that can be bought either separately or together:

“The Last Dawn” & “Rays Of Darkness”

ESG - Come Away With ESG
A: Come Away Side
B: 99 Side

(They were on 99 Records, you follow ;)).

The Fall - Slates
A: Object
B: Subject

The Fall - A Part Of America Therein, 1981
A: The North Side
B: The South Side

North is Chicago and New York; South is Houston, Memphis... and San Francisco. :)

Queen II has White Side / Black Side.

I'll give the two sides of an album custom names if I ever make one, just for this thread.

Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
A: Outside
B: Inside

Let's try some options:

The Best People - The Jeff Sessions
(hype sticker: "Great songs on both sides. On both sides!")

A: Deepside
B: Stateside

A: Maybe he did
B: Maybe he didn't

A: First side
B: America side

The possibilities...

Nurse With Wound - Brained By Falling Masonry

(etchings on recird label)
Side A: EDNA WAS SECRETLY THRILLED
Side B: WHEN NORMAN FUCKED HER TOASTER


Nurse With Wound/Whitehouse - The 150 Murderous Passions

(etchings on record label)
Side A: INFAME OSCULUM INFAME
Side B: FASHIONING A DEVICE BEHIND THE SCREE


Nurse With Wound - Gyllensköld, Geijerstam and I at Rydberg's

(etchings on record label)
Side A: A BUNCH OF BARRACK / ROOM JOLLIES
Side B: BURY ME IN BLACK SAND, ISIDORE


Nurse With Wound - Alas The Madonna Does Not Function

(etchings on record label)
Side A: HOMOTOPY TO MARIE PART 2
Side B: YOU BASTARDS WON'T BE HAPPY UNTIL EVERYTHING IS DEAD !

Roxy Music: Manifesto
A: East Side
B: West Side

Shonen Knife - Strawberry Sound (only ever released on CD)
Side 1 / Side 2

Great album btw. Don't take my word for it. Have a listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9L6c8_3M3s&list=PLNbynSyLSa_j_aOSpPB6HfyO rNjVPk3BG

Reminds me of something Mark E. Smith wrote in his indispensable book Renegade, when talking about the designers who offered him "alternatives" ("twenty-five identical images", actually :D) for The Fall's CD cover artwork:

Richard Thompson - Mock Tudor

Songs 1-5: Metroland
Songs 6-9: Heroes In The Suburbs
Songs 10-12: Street Cries And Stage Whispers