Albums titled after a song on another album by the same band

An obvious one would be Zeppelin's "Houses of the Holy," although the band wrote the song with the intention of putting it on the album of the same title before deciding against it.

Dokken has a few of these: "Long Way Home" on Dysfunctional, which later served as an album title. "Shadows of Life" from Dysfunctional is close enough too. And, of course, "Lighting Strikes Again" on Under Lock and Key

What else comes to mind?

Flotsam & Jetsam have a song called "Dreams of Death" on their sophomore album No Place for Disgrace. Many years later, they released an album called Dreams of Death.

Razor released an album called Open Hostility, and their next album, Decibels, had a song called Open Hostility.

The Doors have an album titled 'Waiting for the Sun' but the actual song itself did not appear til 'Morrison Hotel'

Whiplash released an album called Ticket to Mayhem in 1987. In 1989, they released an album called Insult to Injury, with a track titled "Ticket to Mayhem".

Nuclear Assault's debut album was Game Over in 1986. In 1987, they released an EP called The Plague, and the opening track was titled "Game Over".

Def Leppard's full length debut was On Through the Night, and "On Through the Night" was the name of a song on their next album, High 'n' Dry.

helix first album was breaking loose but the song breaking loose showed up on their next album white lace and black leather...

Queen released the album Sheer Heart Attack, but the song with that title appeared three albums later on News of the World.

And then prog band Landmarq seemed to like doing this. For their first three albums - Solitary Witness, Infinity Parade, The Vision Pit - the song with that title only showed up on the next album. It was only with their fourth album that they started putting the title track on the same album.

Testament - The Legacy
Rage - Secrets in a Weird World

Edit: nevermind, those are songs named after an album, not the other way around, so scratch that

Vice versa is permitted as well.

Is it? Original post asks for album titles.

Underneath it says "and vice versa" on the topics page.

I see it now.

Although I don't know if this would count, Demolition Hammer titled their first demo Skull Fracturing Nightmare. There was no song on it by that title, although their second album, Epidemic of Violence, opens up with a song called Skull Fracturing Nightmare.