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"Obviously no one knows the answer to this for definite. But I'm sure most people would have a good idea. Obviously as we're mainly old farts on here, over 50, Obviously would be albums you got into in your teens or early 20s. Quite possibly albums you no longer listen to. Or albums that you've loved for decades and still play on a fairly frequent basis. A lot of people don't really listen to albums anymore, but I get the impression that a lot of people on WHO still do. I personally do stil tend to play albums about 80% of the time. Cone on, be honest. What would you say are your most listened to albums in your life (so far)"

"When I was doing my apprenticeship, I had a fair amount of homework and so used to put on an album to help me concentrate - generally one of about 4, over the 3 years, depending on how the day had gone: Tubular Bells, DSOTM, Yessongs - that sort of genre. Even though towards the end of my training I was buying 3-4 albums a week, those almost always got played. Later, when I was no longer an apprentice, I started to listen to more ""left field"" stuff and the four albums that stick in my mind (enough to bring back pleasant memories, at least, are Everyone is Everybody Else (Barclay James Harvest), Turn Of The Cards (Renaissance), Journey ((Arthur Brown's) Kingdom Come) and When The Eagle Flies (Traffic). If a track from any of those pops up on my Kodi, even today, I inevitably have to play the whole album. All a bit ""From a point at sea to the circles in your mind..."", which is where I heard most of the music I ended up buying."

"Three albums I don’t tire of, Meat Loaf - Bat out of hell The Stranglers - Rattus Norvegicus Blink 182 - Enema of the state."

"jive bunny and the mastermixers, Hop around the clock jive bunny and the mastermixers, Swing the mood jive bunny and the mastermixers, Rockn Roll Party Mix"

Argus - Wishbone Ash Aja - Steely Dan Can't Buy a Thrill - Steely Dan Rumours - Fleetwood Mac

"White album Average White Band Stacked Deck Amazing Rhythm Aces Handsome Kilburn And The High Roads Kokomo Kokomo Talking Book Stevie Wonder Born To Run Bruce Springsteen Layla Derek And The Dominos 20 Greatest Hits Aretha Franklin Young Gifted And Black Aretha Franklin Chronicle Creedence Clearwater Revival 3+3 Isley Bros Little Feat Little Feat Down By The Jetty Dr Feelgood Music From Big Pink The Band Please Don't Ever Change Brinsley Schwarz Stingray Joe Cocker Pieces Of The Sky Emmylou Harris Hard Nose The Highway Van Morrison Never A Dull Moment Rod Stewart Abraxas Santana Howling Wind Graham Parker Waitress In A Donut Shop Maria Muldaur Plus various Motown, Stax, B.B King, Al Green, Ray Charles"

Queen greatest hits V1

Fleetwood Mac greatest hits Super Trouper Songs from the big chair

London Calling. By some distance I would imagine

Bum Gravy - Smear Campaign

Tdk . I believe..

"Bungo 1:13 Tue Jan 30 That's a lot of tdx c90s . ;-) I was never that patient. All the goods it's done, a wonderful collection scratched to fuck Never make Antiques Road show :-)"

Few mixes Gatecrasher black and gatecrasher black probably. Those 2 albums used to live in my car. Prodigy experience and jilted generation still get listened to regularly at the gym Quite a few mixes of live sets I've got . Mainly tiesto from about 20 years ago or armin van Burren and some mixes my mate did These days it's mainly playlists off Spotify

"yngwies Cat 12:48 Tue Jan 30 I had a well developed system. I'd buy the vinyl, take it home and record it onto cassette for the endless pausing and rewinding that would then take place. Can't imagine how difficult it would have been trying to do it using the vinyl itself!?üòÅ"

"Bungo!; a lot of scratched vinyl, trying them guitar parts ;-)"

"When I was a keen (and much younger) guitar player, I would buy every new Iron Maiden album on the day it was released, take it home and learn how to play every song on it. This would inevitably take many, many, many plays in the days before the internet became a major help in figuring out how to play things. I did this for their first 6 or 7 albums before becoming less obsessed!"

"Blimey tough one. I'd have to say the first 3 Rainbow Albums, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Rising Long Live Rock and Roll. Throw in Sabbath's Heaven And Hell, Mob Rules and Dio's Hold Diver They got a lot of rotation on death deck back in the day and a stable favourite in Spotify. An honorable mention to Yngiwes 2nd slab of greatness Marching Out."

"and how could i forget! Ziggy stardust, David Bowie Under a blood red sky, U2"

"and how could i forget! Ziggy stardust, David Bowie Under a blood red sky, U2"

"London Calling, The Clash. Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd. Working with fire and steel, China Crisis. Mona Bone Jakon, Cat Stevens. Machine Head, Deep Purple. The Specials, The Specials."

Aswad - Live & Direct Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures The Cure - Disintegration Simple Minds - New Gold Dream Tears for Fears - Greatest Hits Blondie - Parallel Lines Sex Pistols - Great Rock n Roll Swindle Bowie - Ziggy Stardust Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon Fleetwood Mac - Rumours

MM’s Ghost - great choice with the 4th one on your list.

hail to the thief ill communication

Ufo - strangers in the night Wishbone ash - argus Uriah heep - the magiciansbirthday Mountain - nantucket sleighride Dire straits - alchemy Sugar - copper blue

badmotorfinger dark side of the moon modern life is rubbish I should coco new boots and panties trick of the tail blind (the sundays) screamadelica bummed in utero the holy bible fear of a black planet technique (new order) out of time lost souls tellin stories It's a shame about ray experience (prodigy)

"Tool - Aenima Radiohead - The Bends The Jam - Setting Sons New Order - Low Life The Moody Blues - To Our Children's Children's Children The Who - Quadrophenia (original version) Underworld - Beaucoup Fish The Afghan Whigs - Gentlemen TBH, fuck knows."