das Monkey

Over my whole life? I'm guessing Dark Side, Bat Out of Hell, and probably Life's Rich Pageant.

das

Music

Covers a lot of years, but I would have to say confidently :

Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction

Guns N' Roses - Use Your Illusion I

Guns N' Roses - Use Your Illusion II

Decker

Ayre

Over a period of 30+ years.

Radiohead - OK Computer (The goto CD)
Todd Rundgren - A Wizard A True Star (not so much anymore, but still #1 favorite)
Genesis - Foxtrot (just the other day)

whitetigeress

Most Listened to Album of all time would be:
Fiona Apple- Tidal



Right now:
Joss Stone Introducing Joss Stone
The Gossip- Standing in the way of control

The Bus

A friend sent me this album three years ago. I just started playing it now.

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I mentioned earlier that I spent a summer listening to only:

Fugees — The Score
Chemical Brothers — Exit Planet Dust
Beck — Odelay
Money Mark — Mark's Keyboard Repair

I also had these in my CD changer for over a year:

Coldplay — A Rush of Blood to the Head
Electrelane — The Power Out

The former actually never left once it was purchased. It was just always there.

My iPod, which has been in service only a few months, indicates Amadou & Mariam — Dimanche à Bamako

Last.fm indicates either Yann Tiersen — Amelie OST or the Clap Your Hands Say Yeah self-titled.

If I were to guess, I'd say A Rush of Blood to the Head, Nevermind, and Last Splash. The latter two were staples in my Walkman for many years.

slop101

FWIW, I didn't really get too into them until I saw them live (in '95, touring for that album). I've seen them about 6 more times since then (they don't really tour the states, as their last few albums didn't get released here), and they are easily one of the best live bands I've ever seen - and I've seen a lot of great live bands from The Who to Rush and Rollings Stones to U2 - these guys are that good.

jjacobs399

I'm going for honesty here not hipness, so in no particular order:
10,000 Maniacs- Unplugged, Paul Simon- Graceland, Thad Cockrell- Warmth and Beauty, Dave Matthews Band- Under the Table and Dreaming, Van Morrison - Moondance

Closely followed by,
Pearl Jam- Ten, Bob Dylan- Nashville Skyline, Cat Stevens- Teaser and the Firecat, Ryan Adams- Gold and R.E.M.- Life's Rich Pageant for me too.
Oh and for a whole summer Prince's- Around the World in a Day never left my tape deck.
More than 3 on the list, but those are the albums that have been and in some cases still are in heavy rotation in my life.

dom56

The Beatles - Abbey Road
U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
Siouxsie and The Banshees - Juju

Mhepburn20

Per my Itunes (since I'm not sure how it would work otherwise and going primarily by which albums have the most played songs)

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Stevie Nicks - The Other Side of the Mirror
Death Cab for Cutie - Plans

Prior to Itunes this list probably wouldn't be too different (and just guessing here):

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Tori Amos - Under the Pink
Carly Simon - Coming Around Again

zekeburger1979

Almost Famous soundtrack
Dream Theater: Change of Seasons
Nirvana: Nevermind

wendersfan

Ogden's Nut is my most listened two album of the past two years, even though it was released 39 years ago.

I've never heard their cover. Where might I find it?

Oh, and thanks. Now I have this obsessive need to hear "Afterglow (Of Your Love)".

DaveWadding

The Very Best of The Eagles (Disc 1 more than Disc 2)
Evanescence - Fallen
Ludacris - Word of Mouf

TimJS

Long Ago and Worlds Apart: A Tribute To The Small Faces

I've been looking for more than a year

JPRaup

Arcade Fire - Funeral
New Pornographers - Twin Cinema
Neutral Milk Hotel - In an Aereoplane over the Sea

slop101

[not to derail this thread too much]
There was a Small Faces tribute album that came out about ten years ago (it's out of print - so let me know if you need a, um, "hookup"), and even though I'm usually not at all a fan of most tribute albums, this one is pretty great.
Here's are the songs, and the bands that cover them:

1. This Understanding - Primal Scream
2. I Can't Make It - Dodgy
3. It's Too Late - BLOW
4. My Mind's Eye - Northern Uproar
5. I've Got Mine - Manta Ray
6. Afterglow - Changing Man
7. Universal - 60ft Dolls
8. Become Like You - Granny Takes A Trip
9. Song Of A Baker - Ocean Colour Scene
10. Rollin' Over - Whiteout
11. Almost Grown - Reservoir Mods (w/ Paul Weller)
12. Talk To You - Hyperglo
13. Here Comes The Nice - Buzzcocks
14. That Man - Ride
15. Autumn Stone - Gene



*ack, Tim beat me to it...

Toonview

Yeah, the Ipod (and before that, Winamp) changed everything. But best guess:

Scandal -The Warrior
Oingo Boingo -Boingo Alive
Alison Krauss -Now That I've found You

LiquidSky

Currently:

megashock5

New Order - Technique
Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine
Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back

n.phelge

Lately:

Pavement: Slanted & Enchanted/Luxe & Reduxe (probably doesn't count as an album, given the amount of stuff it includes)
Spoon: A Series of Sneaks
Who: Quadrophenia Live '96 boot

lordzeppelin

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti (Ten Years Gone is just masterful)
Deftones - White Pony (the last 3 songs - Korea, Change, and Pink Maggit...just wow)
Elysian Fields - Bleed Your Cedar (Parachute is gorgeously dark and beautiful...Jennifer Charles has the best voice EVER)

Honorable mention to Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto #2, as I have multiple performances of it by various pianists, including Sergei himself, and listen to it a great deal, but just not one specific disc...it's, by far, the most beautiful piece of music ever recorded...

polietilen

Most listened to in my lifetime, probably:
1. Radiohead- The Bends
2. The Cure- Disintegration
3. Sonic Youth- Dirty

Currently in most heavy rotation:
1. The Long Blondes- Someone To Take You Home
2. Pretty Girls Make Graves- Elan Vital
3. Jarvis Cocker- Jarvis

Giles

The Egg - Travelator



Deep Forest - Made in Japan



Linda Ronstadt - Cry like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind

Randy Miller III

Yeah, her voice is pretty damn amazing.
I first heard her on the self-titled Lovage CD (a side project with Dan the Automator and Mike Patton).

Seriously, your ears will go .

Canis Firebrand

Tough one to answer, as most have said.

But at this point, the 3 albums I listen to the most are(in no particular order)

Plumb - Jonatha Brooke
Achtung Baby - U2 (Saw them live for the Zoo Tv tour, amazing show)
Little Earthquakes - Tori Amos