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

Early years - any late period Beatles
Middle years - Cat Stevens 1970-1974 period
Later years - Pet Sounds, Tonight's The Night

 

I'm gonna guess Close to the Edge. But it really could be about two dozen others. In particular, Dark Side of the Moon, Argus, BOC s/t, or any of four different Dead and Dance albums are all good possibilities.

 

Brian Eno Discrete Music

 

I always play albums from start to finish - what else can you do with them?

For me:
Currents by Tame Impala

(Thunder, Lightning Strike runs it close, if you include both the original CD and the recent vinyl)

 

Ziggy was the first one I thought of, but it might be Sgt Pepper, 2112, Crack the Sky's debut, or maybe Fragile.

 

Wish You Were Here - by a wide margin.

 

DSOTM (duh...)

 

90125 - YES

 

For me it was Pet Sounds.

For those who said The White Album, does that include Revolution #9?

 

Badfinger -Straight Up
Rick Nelson- Garden Party
Five Man Electrical Band- Sweet Paradise
The Zombies - Odessey and Oracle

 

Off the top of my head:
Rubber Soul - Beatles
Last Time Around - Buffalo Springfield
Truth - Jeff Beck
Allman Bros Band Live at the Fillmore East
In Dreams:Guitar Noir II - Mark Doyle

 

Pearl Jam / Ten

 

Breakfast in America

 

I played this at least once a week (and by that I mean 2-4 times minimum) on the home rig when it first came out, plus unlimited cassette plays in my car.

More recently: Guided By Voices -- Under the Bushes Under the Stars

 

Peppers

 

Queen II

 

Would have to be one that I've listened to since childhood or early teens and still listen to at least occasionally- so in order of likelihood.....Probably one of these;

Beatles-Rubber Soul
Buffalo Springfield Again
Marvin Gaye-Whats Going On
Neil Young- After the Goldrush
Moody Blues - DOFP

 

Best guess is Yesterday and Today, although The Queen is Dead is probably a close second.

 

No question for me.

 

Atom Heart Mother







Sorry to post so many albums on this thread. I played many of these albums from beginning to end so many times.
I love this thread and wish I had thought of it.

 

In the Aeroplane over the Sea

 

Rubber Soul

 

Miles Davis- A tribute to Jack Johnson

 

I don’t believe you about Hold Your Fire. I don’t believe anyon can get thru Tai Shan more than once.