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[psychocat]

I have a very large collection of music and yet there are a number of albums that I never tire of hearing.

(In no particular order)

From The Inside - Alice Cooper (IMO "How You Gonna See Me Now" is a classic)

Elvis - Elvis Presley (Pure raw rock n roll)

Speaking In Tongues - Talking Heads ( David Byrne is a genius)

Off The Bone - Cramps (Who couldn't like an album with titles such as "Drug Train" and "Some New Kind Of Kick" ? )

The Cream Of Northern Soul - Various artists. (Brilliant music to dance to)

Passion And Warfare - Steve Vai (A true guitar god)

Alladdin Sane - David Bowie ( I have been a Bowie fan since the first time I heard "Space Oddity")

Flag - Yello (Dieter Meier , Carlos Peron and Boris Blank created some of the finest electronic music)

The Mutant Monkey and the Surfers from Zorch - M3T3ORS (Only the Meteors are pure psychobilly :thumbsup

Blues on the Bayou - BB King (just love his sound)

This isn't really a definitive list but they are the CDs and albums that have seen the most wear and tear in my collection.

psychocat Reviewed by psychocat on 11-13-2008. Most played I have a very large collection of music and yet there are a number of albums that I never tire of hearing. (In no particular order) From The Inside - Alice Cooper (IMO "How You Gonna See Me Now" is a classic) Elvis - Elvis Presley (Pure raw rock n roll) Speaking In Tongues - Talking Heads ( David Byrne is a genius) Rating: 5

[overgrowthegovt]

The albums I've played a shitload of times:

Led Zeppelin---Led Zeppelin II, the fourth album, How the West Was Won, Physical Graffiti

Bob Dylan---Highway 61 Revisited, Blood on the Tracks, Blonde on Blonde

Jefferson Airplane---Surrealistic Pillow, After Bathing at Baxter's, Bless Its Pointed Little Head

Cream--Disraeli Gears

The Doors---The Doors, L.A. Woman

Bruce Springsteen---Born to Run

Fleetwood Mac---Rumours

Pink Floyd---The Dark Side of the Moon, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, The Wall, Animals, Wish You Were Here

Country Joe and the Fish---Electric Music for the Mind and Body

Janis Joplin--Pearl, Cheap Thrills (with BBHC)

Jimi Hendrix---Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold as Love, Electric Ladyland, Live at Woodstock

The Beatles---Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Abbey Road, the white album, Magical Mystery Tour

The Grateful Dead---Live/Dead

Cat Stevens---Tea for the Tillerman

Neil Young---Harvest, Rust Never Sleeps, After the Gold Rush

J. J. Cale---Naturally

Stevie Ray Vaughan---Texas Flood

I'm sure many more would come to mind as well.

[psychocat]

I stuck to my ten most played but it is an ever changing list and I hope it continues to change as I discover bands and singers I haven't heard before.
You have two of my gf's faves in your list
Cat Stevens and Fleetwood Mac :thumbsup:

[DTRave420]

Fleetwoodmac- Rumors
Counting Crows- August and everything after
Black Sabbath- Sabotage
Black47- Fire of freedom
CharlieDanielsBand- Nightrider
Maynard Ferguson- Primal scream
Rickie Lee Jones- Pirates
Led Zeppelin- Houses of the holy
Waterboys- Fisherman's Blues
Rolling Stones- Sticky fingers
Lynyrd Skynyrd- Gimme back my bullets
:420thought:

Most of these I played the shit out of as albums...A coulpe I played as CD's but they're special to me and I say they can stay...I have em all on CD now...:hippy::stoned::rasta::rastasmoke::smokin:

[DTRave420]

Bruce Springsteen- Darkness on the edge of town

[psychocat]

There's the Fleetwood Mac again
I have a few albums on multiple formats but I could never get rid of the originals.
I have The Cramps "Off The Bone" as a black vinyl with 3D cover , 3D vinyl picture disc with 3D cover, CD and also in MP3 format on my PC.

All of my Alice Cooper vinyls have been replaced for playing purposes by CD versions but I wouldn't even contemplate parting with the originals.

[thcbongman]

Guided By Voices - Under The Bushes, Under The Stars, actually just about anything by them.

Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump, actually just about anything by them.

The Clash - London Calling

Operation Ivy - Energy

Bob Dylan & The Band - The Basement Tapes

Rage Against The Machine - Self-Titled

The Kinks - The Village Green Preservation Society

The Kinks - Part One: Lola vs Powerman and The Moneygoround

Neutral Milk Hotel - In An Aeroplane Over The Sea

Lou Reed - Transformer

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

Modest Mouse - Lonesome Crowded West

Marvin Gaye - Whats Going On?

The Fugees - The Score

Sublime - Self-titled

Blind Melon - Self-Titled

Bruce Springsteen - Greetings From Asbury, NJ / Born To Run / Born In The USA

The War On Drugs - Wagonwheel Blues

Sasha - Airdrawndagger

1200 Micrograms - Self-Titled

At The Drive-In - In / Casino / Out

[overgrowthegovt]

There's the Fleetwood Mac again
I have a few albums on multiple formats but I could never get rid of the originals.
I have The Cramps "Off The Bone" as a black vinyl with 3D cover , 3D vinyl picture disc with 3D cover, CD and also in MP3 format on my PC.

All of my Alice Cooper vinyls have been replaced for playing purposes by CD versions but I wouldn't even contemplate parting with the originals.

I collect vinyls, too--I'm only 18, but I absolutely love the way they sound, and so every other week or so I'll hit up the local record store and see if there are any old gems that warrant acquisition.

[Dutch Pimp]

I collect vinyls, too--I'm only 18, but I absolutely love the way they sound, and so every other week or so I'll hit up the local record store and see if there are any old gems that warrant acquisition.

Watch for anything by: Bad Company...Byrds....Moody Blues....:thumbsup:

[overgrowthegovt]

Watch for anything by: Bad Company...Byrds....Moody Blues....:thumbsup:

Never heard any Bad Company, but I love the other two, especially the Byrds. Their cover of Chimes of Freedom has to be one of my all-time favourite bake-out tunes--favourite albums Fifth Dimension, Younger Than Yesterday, and the Notorious Byrd Brothers.