in this album vs on this album

Both 'in this album' and 'on this album' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'In this album' is commonly used when referring to the content or songs included in the album. On the other hand, 'on this album' is used when talking about something physically located on the album, such as a sticker or a specific track listing.

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in this album

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to the content or songs included in the album.

Use 'in this album' when you want to talk about the content, songs, or themes that are part of the album.

Examples:

In this album, the artist explores themes of love and loss.
I really like the third track in this album.
The artwork in this album is stunning.

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How many pictures are there in this album?
Each photo in this album, then, shows something in the universe... with a look-back time equivalent to its distance in light-years.
I hope that in this album of the Spanish Presidency - since it will surely be colourful and varied - people can see every event as a milestone in the very real problems that affect them.
But if it's our troupe (get lost!) you're interested in this album is probably much better
The Stones recorded this album in two months.
I found this album in the street and I...
Man, I haven't listened to this album in years.
I found this... in an album in the basement.
I thought that maybe I'd find a picture of it in this old photo album, but...
Darkthrone was the first to release an album in this black metal genre and Gylve was the leader of the group, so to speak.
I ran into that burning house to get potato salad, but I actually ran in to get this photo album.
You know, America thinks I ran into that burning house to get potato salad, but I actually ran in to get this photo album.
And so I said, "Let's put this together in an album."
The last pane, Albums By Artists, lists all of the albums by the current track's artists that are in your collection. Clicking on any of the albums in this pane will expand the album to show the album's content.
There are photo albums in this house of me in headgear.
No information found for this album.
And I can tell you that this album was made...
I just wanted you to sign this album.
I quit my cush graphics job to record this album.
Tag selected files with this album artist

Alternatives:

within this album
contained in this album
featured in this album
on this record

on this album

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to something physically located on the album, such as a sticker or a specific track listing.

Use 'on this album' when you want to talk about something physically present on the album, like a sticker, a bonus track, or a specific feature.