Albums Where Multiple Songs Use the Same Chord Progression (or similar)

Blink-182 - One More Time... (2023):
D-A-Bm-G:
•    Dance With Me (chorus)
•    Fell in Love (whole song)
•    One More Time (most of song - with some variations)

U2 - Songs of Experience (2017):
G-D-A-Bm:
•    Get Out of Your Own Way (most of song – alternates with G-D-A in variations)
•    You’re the Best Thing About Me (chorus/outro)

Nada Surf - You Know Who You Are (2016):
A-E-B-F#m:
•    Cold to See Clear (chorus - end on B before chorus or mid-way point of longer ones)
•    Out of the Dark (intro/some interludes/final chorus)

Amy McDonald - This is the Life (2007):
C#m-A-E-G#:
•    Let’s Start a Band (most of song)
•    This is the Life (whole song – end song on C#m)

Jesse Labelle - Two (2012):
G#m-E-B-F#:
•    Heartbreak Coverup (first half of main song riff)
•    One Last Night (most of song)

Coldplay - Viva la Vida (2008):
Em-C-G-D:
•    Lost! (verses)
•    Lovers in Japan (most of chorus)

Duran Duran - Paper Gods (2015):
A#-Gm-Dm-F:
•    Paper Gods (second half of chorus)
•    The Universe Alone (chorus - F is brief)

Jesse LaBelle - Two (2012):
A#-F-Gm-D#:
• Jesse Labelle – Moment That We Stop (most of song)

C-G-Am-F:
• Jesse Labelle – Magic Words (most of song)

The Killers - Pressure Machine (2021):

A#-F-Gm-D#:
• The Killers - Quiet Town (most of song)
B-F#-G#m-E:
• The Killers – In the Car Outside (most of chorus/outro)
Cm-G#-D#-A#:
• The Killers - West Hills (whole song except brief bridge changes)