I'd go with zeppelin 4 (everything except for four sticks and when the levee breaks) back in black (i think the entire album one way or the other has been on the radio.)

Def Leppard's Hysteria comes to mind. I know all the songs one Side 1 were released and a couple off of Side 2 (sorry, thinking back to my cassette days).

Not counting "Greatest Hits" albums, "Inivisible Touch" by Genesis has got to be up there. Also "Thriller" by Michael Jackson and "Sports" by Huey Lewis and the News.

That is the one I was going to suggest.

This is the first album that came to my mind when I read the thread title.

1.)Women 2.)Rocket 3.)Animal 4.)Love Bites 5.)Pour Some Sugar.... 6.)Armageddon It 7.)Hysteria

I cant remember if "Love & Affection" was a single or not?

But thats 7 or 8 songs. Pretty good.

didn't thriller only have 3? thriller, billie jean and beat it.

'When the Levee Breaks' is probably the 3rd most frequently played track from that album, at least around here. Without exaggeration, I hear it a good 3-4 times a week on 96Rock.

As for "Back in Black" talk about an enduring album. I still hear 6 of the 10 tracks in high circulation even today.

das

• Quoth MJKTool •<HR SIZE=1>I cant remember if "Love & Affection" was a single or not?<HR SIZE=1>

IIIIIIII can't live without your love and affection ...
I can't face another night on my own.
I'd give up my pride ... to save me from being aloooooone.
'Cause I can't live without your loooooooove

Oh wait ... wrong band.

das

over here in baltimoer the most popular songs are bd and r&r, sth (yes they still play it) and gtc. mmh sometimes gets played but not often. i think the entire back in black album gets played constantly over here.

Born in the USA
What was it, 6 or 7 Top Ten singles at the time?

Seven of the tracks on that album made the Top 10.

Born to Run: in NYC growing up (admittedly a skewed area to listen to radio, as far as the Boss is concerned) every single song from this album got significant radio play.

2 more recent examples i can think of that had a lot of songs on the radio are the Black Album and that first matchbox 20 cd.

I was going to suggest "Thriller" as well.
ike0000's suggestion -- Matchbox20's "Yourself or Someone Like You" -- may be the most recent; I think that like the first 6 songs were all singles.

what about dark side of hte moon. all the songs with lyrics have been on the radio.

Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation 1814"

All 3?

I don't really think it's fair to say that Led Zeppelin IV or Back In Black had a lot of singles, because they were never technically released as singles, DJs just play the cuts off the album.

I think Michael and Janet are prolly the only two that have had multi-singles released from their cd's. Just not lately, tho'.

recently, I think Audioslave has 4 or 5 singles off their disc.

Here's a few
Michael Jackson - Dangerous (9)
Black or White
Remember The Time
Jam
In The Closet
Heal the World
Will You Be There
Gone Too Soon
Give Into Me
Who Is It

Michael Jackson - Bad (8)
Bad
Way You Make Me Feel
Another Part of Me
Man in the Mirror
I Just Can't Stop Loving You
Dirty Diana
Smooth Criminal
Leave Me Alone

Michael Jackson - Thriller (7)
Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
Girl Is Mine
Thriller
Beat It
Billie Jean
Human Nature
P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)

Janet Jackson - Control (6)
Control
Nasty
What Have You Done for Me Lately?
Pleasure Principle
When I Think of You
Let's Wait Awhile

Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation 1814 (8)
Rhythm Nation
State of the World
Miss You Much
Love Will Never Do (Without You)
Alright
Escapade
Black Cat
Come Back to Me

Shania Twain - The Woman in Me (7)
Whose Beds Have Your Boots Been Under?
Any Man of Mine
The Woman in Me (Needs the Man in You)
(If You're Not in It for Love) I'm Outta Here!
You Win My Love
No One Needs to Know
Home Ain't Where His Heart Is (Anymore)

Shania Twain - Come On Over (10)
Love Gets Me Every Time
Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)
You're Still the One
Honey I'm Home
From This Moment On
That Don't Impress Me Much
Man! I Feel Like a Woman!
You've Got a Way
Come On Over
Rock This Country

Guns N' Roses - Use Your Illusion I & II (6 & 5)
Live And Let Die
Don't Cry (Original)
November Rain
The Garden
Garden Of Eden
Dead Horse
Civil War
Yesterdays
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Estranged
You Could Be Mine

Queensryche - Empire (6)
Best I Can
Jet City Woman
Another Rainy Night (Without You)
Empire
Silent Lucidity
Anybody Listening?

Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band - Born in the U.S.A. (7)
Born in the U.S.A.
Cover Me
I'm on Fire
I'm Goin' Down
Glory Days
Dancing in the Dark
My Hometown

Huey Lewis and the News - Sports (7)
Heart Of Rock & Roll
Heart And Soul
Bad Is Bad
I Want A New Drug
Walking On A Thin Line
Finally Found A Home
If This Is It

Huey Lewis and the News - Fore! (5)
Jacob's Ladder
Stuck With You
Doing It All for My Baby
Hip to Be Square
I Know What I Like

Chicago 19 (6)
I Don't Wanna Live Without Your Love
We Can Last Forever
Look Away
What Kind of Man Would I Be?
Heart in Pieces
You're Not Alone

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (1977-1978) had 11 songs.
And that's our winner.

STAYIN ALIVE
NIGHT FEVER
IF I CAN'T HAVE YOU
HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE
MORE THAN A WOMAN (2)
YOU SHOULD BE DANCING
BOOGIE SHOES
OPEN SESAME
5TH OF BEETOVEN
DISCO INFERNO

Pearl Jam - 10

Once
Even Flow
Alive
Why go
Black
Jeremy
Oceans
Porch
Garden
Deep
Release

and on top of that two b-sides from this album that are even more popular than what is on the album:

Footsteps
Yellow Ledbetter

That's what I was going to say also. Back then there were a lot of stations that would play songs that weren't offical singles.

Yes-Tales of Topographic Oceans.

I was thinking of a few, but they don't have this many. A few of the Beach Boys albums had several singles.