Albums you are truly obsessed with!

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  1. ukrules

    ukrules Forum Resident

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    Chill...the OP eluded to "weekly" in the post.
     
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  2. mbrownp1

    mbrownp1 Forum Resident

    Ah...forgot Making Movies.
     
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  3. Thesmellofvinyl

    Thesmellofvinyl Senior Member

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  4. imajindat

    imajindat Forum Resident

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    James Taylor - Sweet Baby James and Getz/Gilberto
     
  5. Bingo Bongo

    Bingo Bongo Music gives me Eargasms

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    Beatles stereo White Album.... It's my go-to CD in my car.

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  6. ramdom

    ramdom Hoarder Hearing

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    Grand Funk Railroad (young n’ foolish-13)
    The Feelies
    Fila Brazillia
    The Shins
    My Morning Jacket
    The War On Drugs
    Squeeze
     
  7. malco49

    malco49 Forum Resident

    great topic for a thread BTW!
     
  8. mojo525

    mojo525 Music Accumulator

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    Not just Allman Bros. "Fillmore East" but "Elizabeth Reed" from that album. I get a little shaky if too much time passes without Elizabeth in my life.
     
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  9. zambon12

    zambon12 Active Member Thread Starter

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    What about movies that you can easily wacth thousands of times without getting tired?

    Alien (1979) is one of them for me, love every second.
     
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  10. aussievinyl

    aussievinyl Appreciator Of Creative Expression

    I look at a lot of these posts, many of which mention what are regarded as classic albums and realise that I don't listen to those as much now. I've been finding a lot of what is to me obscure stuff (SECONDS OUT), Jessica Pratt's two albums, Pan American, Charlie Rouse, School Of Seven Bells, Beautify Junkyards, the 'English Weather' compilation, Sigur Ros's VALTARI....I don't if these will be albums that I'm obsessed with, but I'm finding I'm happier with leaving the old favourites behind. This may be temporary, but even REVOLVER may now be too familiar for me, which I can't believe I'm writing. It's like I'm finding these above mentioned albums at the right time...weird.
     
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  11. pjmaier

    pjmaier Forum Resident

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    Zappa's "Sleep Dirt"
    Steven Wilson's "Hand. Cannot. Erase."
     
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  12. wiseblood

    wiseblood Forum Resident

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    Beatles
    Revolver
    Second Album

    Rolling Stones
    Exile
    Sticky Fingers

    Black Crowes
    Southern Harmony

    Counting Crows
    Recovering The Satellites

    If I can have these forever, I'm good.
     
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  13. Vinowino

    Vinowino Forum Resident

    Quicksilver Messenger Service. -- ' What about me and Just for love.
    Five Live Yardbirds
    Lightnin Hopkins. -- Blues in the bottle. (most of his actually)
    Beatles. -- Abbey Road and White Album
    Blue Cheer. -- Vincibus Eruptum
     
  14. JL6161

    JL6161 Forum Resident

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    I sometimes have short-term obsessions where I repeatedly play a particular album or, more often, a few albums by a particular artist for a few weeks or a month or so before it fades, and I get fixated on a particular song now and then. I probably played "Fired Up" by Titus Andronicus on repeat every time I drove to or from work for like a month. And I have a LOT of favorite albums that I play more often than other stuff.

    But I don't think I have any longterm obsessions where I play one album super-frequently (once a week, once a month?) across years or decades. A lot of the lists in this thread include great albums, but I'd go bonkers if I listened to the same 20 things all the time.

    Also, I avoid letting myself get too far into the rabbithole of old favorites when I've got an appalling amount of stuff on my New Things That Need to Be Played shelves.
     
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  15. Jerryb

    Jerryb Senior Member

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    I've been obsessed with Leonard Cohen's You Want It Darker since the day it was released.
     
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  16. Mateo Sanboval

    Mateo Sanboval For me, the action is the juice.

    Boards of Canada- Geogaddi
     
  17. Grohlfan

    Grohlfan Dan

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    Blind Melon's Soup! Great reissue on vinyl. RIP Shannon !
     
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  18. NorthNY Mark

    NorthNY Mark Senior Member

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    Except that the original post defined "albums you are truly obsessed with" as those you listen to at least once a week. I'm truly surprised that so many people listen to so many albums on a weekly basis. I go through periods of obsessive listening to various albums and groups (early last year I listened to nothing but Cousteau for several months), and there are many albums I return to regularly over the years--but each and every week for decades? Not for me.
     
  19. bluesky

    bluesky Senior Member

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    'Obsessed' with?

    Donald Fagen: The Nightfly

    Azymuth: Telecomunications, Light as a Feather, Outburo, & Cascades

    Pink Floyd: Meddle

    Black Sabbath: 1, 2, 3.

    King Crimson: In the Court of the Crimson King

    CSNY: Deja Vu

    Zep 4
     
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  20. Hokeyboy

    Hokeyboy Nudnik of Dinobots

  21. Thing Fish

    Thing Fish “Jazz isn't dead. It just smells funny.”

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    Nick Drake - Bryter Later
    Queen - Queen II
    Frank Zappa - Apostrophe
     
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  22. NorthNY Mark

    NorthNY Mark Senior Member

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    Hmmm---I understood your original post more literally, and have been shocked at how many people have replied with long lists! In any event, I tend to obsess on an album or artist in periods lasting between a week and (as in the case of Cousteau I mentioned above) several months, during which I listen daily to little else but that artist. I then tend to give those artists/albums a fairly long break (though I'm still returning to Cousteau's albums pretty often). For that reason, I can't really choose any albums that fully fit your pattern.

    To some extent, I find myself most likely to return obsessively to the same several classical compositions when I'm in my classical phases (such as Brahms's first piano concerto or fourth symphony, or Shostakovich's second string quartet), but those often involve various performances of those works by different artists, so even that doesn't quite match your criteria.
     
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  23. Mike6565

    Mike6565 Hyperactive!

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    Frank - songs for swingin lovers
    Miles - kind of blue
    Talking heads - more songs about buildings and food
    Elvis - my aim is true
    Richard and linda - I want to see the bright lights
    Warren zevon, self titled
    Joe jackson - look sharp
    Ccr - chronicle
    Rockpile - seconds of pleasure
    The beatles - abbey road, revolver, rubber soul
    Bob marley - legend
     
  24. Rickchick

    Rickchick Forum Resident

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    Exactly.
     
  25. bluesky

    bluesky Senior Member

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    Real Cool!!
     
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