Obscure music trivia question

Back in my pizza delivery days, I was a fan of Rosie Beaton's "Clever Request" on Triple J. They asked you to name a song that fulfilled their criteria, such as a song containing a dog bark or a reference to jaywalking, something like that. Call this effort a tribute to that. I stumbled into this bit of trivia while I was doing some downloading and listening in the past week and just had to share it with someone.

I've seen some interesting "top 5" or "top 10" lists; it seems to be a habit picked up by some reputable bloggers out there. I liked the Wireless Cranium discussion of Not Quite The Title Track, a list of "songs that mention the name of the album (or an approximation thereof) in the song, but go by another song name". I could add to that for ages, but my proposition is a little less common.

Three of the albums I've been listening to this week all happened to fit the criteria of this puzzle:

Motion City Soundtrack - I Am The Movie

Gomez - Bring It On

Beck - Midnite Vultures

If you want to try and think about it first, I'll write the answer in white below and you can highlight the text to view it. So, for zero dollars, what do these three albums have in common?
Answer: They're albums that don't contain the album's own title track.

Hint: If you want to try searching on the Internet for longer than 10 seconds, don't just type the album titles into google or you'll find out where I got it from!