What was the Eagles' first studio album after their 1994 reunion?

The Eagles’ first studio album after their 1994 reunion was Long Road Out of Eden. Released in 2007, it was their first full studio album since The Long Run in 1979 and followed the reunion era launched by Hell Freezes Over.

The album took nearly six years to complete and became the Eagles’ seventh studio album. It was also their first double album, giving the band room for an unusually broad set of rock, country-rock, ballad, and experimental material.

Its release followed several reunion-era projects, including four new studio tracks on Hell Freezes Over and later songs issued on compilation or concert-related releases. That history explains why Hell Freezes Over is a tempting but incorrect answer: it documented the reunion, but it was primarily a live album with new recordings rather than the first post-reunion studio album.

Long Road Out of Eden produced songs such as “How Long,” “Busy Being Fabulous,” and the title track. In North America, the album initially had an unusual retail arrangement, being sold through the band’s website, Wal-Mart, and Sam’s Club.