Dr. Henry Jones, Jr.

Abbey Road - Beatles
Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
Who's Next - The Who

starman9000

Neutral Milk Hotel: In the Aeroplane over the Sea
Radiohead: Ok Computer
3rd one is hard, probably Mirah: You think it's like this, but really it's like this. But if we go all time its probably In Utero (even though I haven't listened to it in years)

Talkin2Phil

Hard to answer, here are top artists with their albums
Beatles: Abbey Road or Revolver
Dylan: Blood on The Tracks or Blonde on Blonde
The Who: Who's Next (my first album purchase in '72) or Live at Leeds

There are other albums that I played to death during certain phases of my life that might have a high play count but the above got and still get a steady rotation for my listening pleasure.

Spp

Nine Inch Nails : Downward Spiral
Marilyn Manson : Antichrist Superstar
The White Stripes : Elephant

antennaball

Blue October - Consent to Treatment
Social Distortion - White Lights, White Heat, White Trash
Sublime - 40 oz to Freedom

slymer

Bad Religion - Recipe For Hate
Jawbreaker - Dear You
Face to Face - Don't Turn Away

yojimbo44

first two are easy:

who's next - the who
bloodletting - concrete blonde

number three changes frequently, but lately it's been let it bleed from the stones

Turd Ferguson

Mine:

1.) The Beatles- Abbey Road- I'm impressed by how many people listed this one. I think this will eventually overtake Sgt. Pepper in people's estimations. The incredible suite of "Golden Slumber>Carry That Weight>The End" still brings tears to my eyes. The whole disc is exploding with creativity.

2.) Bob Dylan- Love and Theft- Just incredible. Charlie Sexton's guitar work on this album is top notch.

3.) Bruce Springsteen- Born To Run- The Boss at his best.

Talkin2Phil

Others have said it better- but the medley is a beautiful departing gift from The Beatles.

orangecrush

Right now:

mewithoutYou: Brother, Sister
mewithoutYou: Catch For Us The Foxes
Arcade Fire: Neon Bible

All Time:
The Cure: Disintergration
R.E.M.: Automatic for the People
Smiths: Louder Than Bombs

rw2516

Physical Graffitti-Zep
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust-Bowie
All The Young Dudes-Mott the Hoople

Tarantino

blink-182 - Enema Of The State

= J

cornyt

1. "Astral Weeks" - Van Morrison
2. "The Band" - The Band
3. maybe Howlin' Wolf's "His Best" from Chess or Richard Thompson's "Shoot Out the Lights" or Django.

slop101

Yeah, keep in mind, this covers almost 30 years of record listening (and I haven't really listened to these records in years - what with my ipod on random...)

- The Who: Quadorphenia
- Rolling Stones: Exile on Main Street
- Ocean Colour Scene: Moseley Shoals

whaaat

Amazing when you realize that was the original side 1, and side two would have opened with Come Together and ended with I Want You.

islandclaws

Since I started listening to music these are probably the most played overall, not necessarily recently:

Danzig - s/t

Metallica - Master of Puppets

Pantera - Vulgar Display Of Power

joefrog91

Tough one since I was only listening to bootleg Cure concert cd's for awhile, but I'll try.

The Cure - Galore
Weezer - Pinkerton
Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights

wendersfan

All three would place somewhere in my top 20.

NORML54601

Ani DiFranco - Knuckle Down
Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks
Elliott Smith - Live at the Black Cat in Washington DC from 4/17/98

slop101

I figured you had good taste based on your user-name.

Here's three more album that I've listened to more times than I can count:

Jimi Hendrix: Axis: Bold as Love
Dinosaur jr: You're Living All Over Me
Small Faces: Ogden's Nut Gone Flake

Speaking of which, have you heard OCS's cover of SF's "Song of a Baker"?
It's fucking awesome!

B5Erik

Man, talk about tough to call...

DIO - Holy Diver
KISS - Revenge
Armored Saint - Symbol of Salvation

Could be in there if we're counting the total number of times I've played them...

AC/DC - Back in Black
Iron Maiden Piece of Mind
KISS - Alive

There are probably another 20 or 30 that I've listened to just as much, but that defeats the point of the thread...

parrotheads4

Jimmy Buffett: Boats, Beaches, Bars & Ballads

Alphaville: Forever Young

Joe Satriani: Flying In A Blue Dream

Hollowgen

U2 - Achtung Baby
My favorite U2 album from start to finish. Hands down. Also my favorite album ever.

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
I love the length & grandeur of this album. Makes for awesome long drives over the mountains.

Pearl Jam - Vs.
My fav PJ album. Another that makes for awesome long drivers over the mountains!

Rocketdog2000

30 odd years worth of collecting x too many choices x too many CDs/LPs = can't even hazard a guess.

Jason Bovberg

Beck: Mutations
Belly: Star
Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense