The album you've played most from start to finish in your lifetime

Machine Head - Deep Purple.
Black Out - Scorpions.

 

Probably The Nightfly.

 

MORBID ANGEL - Abominations Of Desolation

This is the best (and one the very first) Death Metal album ever !!!
I listened to that record for the first time in 1991 (on a very raw-sounding bootleg LP)...and I almost listen to it a few times every year. I REALLY love it !!!

 

Hmm...perhaps Blue by Joni Mitchell.

 

It’s a toss up...

Miles: In A Silent way
Grateful Dead: American Beauty

 

Probably either Scary Monsters or Abbey Road. Maybe the latter as I bought it about 7 years before SM when I was 11 and I hardly owned any records back then.

Exile On Main Street, Some Girls , Born to Run and Desire would possibly round off the top six

 

I neglected Neil Young's lp After The Goldrush which was also the first CD I bought when they arrived on the scene. I literally wore out the Dylan Freewheelin' lp.

 

TOY MATINEE from the genius of KEVIN GILBERT

 

Some others that definitely should have been included in my previous list:

Supertramp - Crime of the Century
Genesis - A Trick of the Tail
Rickie Lee Jones - Rickie Lee Jones

 

LZ II
Sticky fingers
White album
Cheap Tricks Heaven tonight
Cheers;
John

 

Probably Doors - s/t
I haven't played it for 20 years though.

 

Pepper or Abbey Road. Only because I didn't have U.K. Revolver till much later.

 

Born To Run

 

Lindsey Buckingham's Out Of The Cradle ........

 

Excluding anything by Rush... Some Girls by the Stones

Bob

 

Eno's Music for Airports is up there on my list

 

"Meet the Beatles" because it was so radical for the time.
"Sgt. Pepper" because it was so radical for the time.

 

I wish I knew just for kicks but never kept track. It could be any number of albums from these....

The Band...Brownie, or Music From Big Pink,Rock Of Ages
Van Morrison-St. Dominics,Tupelo Honey,Band &Street Choir...I'd say side 1 of Moondance might top them all but side 2 didn't get the same love.
Allman Brothers Band-At Fillmore East,Eat A Peach
Dylan-Blonde On Blonde,JWH
Neil Young-Harvest,EKTIN
Gordon Lightfoot-Sundown,Summer Side Of Life,Don Quixote
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils-ST first aka The Quilt Album
Derek & The Dominos-Layla
Clapton-461 Ocean Blvd.
Rolling Stones- Ya-Yas Out,Sticky Fingers,Exile
CCR-Cosmos Factory
The Beatles-Rubber Soul,Meet,Second Album,65,AHDN,Help,Abbey Road
Norman Blake-At Home In Sulphur Springs,Fields Of November
Dave Mason-Alone Together
DC5-Weekend In London
Leon Redbone-On The Tracks
Hank Williams-GH's...MGM

Maybe a few others I can't recall right now.

 

The Joshua Tree. The hits are great, of course, but setting aside tracks 1-3, this album has some of my favorite U2 songs.

 

Funny you say those two. I wore TFC out when released. I cant really listen to it nowadays. I'm not sure why..I've tried to force myself....just can't really sit thru it.

Perfect Strangers was a biggie for me. I purchased the Vinyl and the various imported 12 inch singles for the album. Perfect Strangers was in the first batch of CDs I ever purchased along with the Genesis Mama Album and a German Power Windows Cd.

 

Who's Next and Achtung Baby probably a toss up for second

 

Tie......Led Zep - Physical Graffiti & Elton John - Captain Fantastic

 

Pet Sounds The Beach Boys

Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band--The Beatles

Who's Next--The Who

Aja--Steely Dan

Folsom Prison--Johnny Cash

The Times They Are A- Changin'--Bob Dylan

Bringing It All Back Home--Bob Dylan

Wish You Were Here--Pink Floyd

The Wall--Pink Floyd

Freak Out--The Mothers Of Invention--Frank Zappa