Which album do you never tire of listening to?

[branny]

I mean listen to all the way through. Mine is Garbage's first album. I like some of the classics like Dark side of the moon Revolverand what's the story morning glory but i find myself skipping certain tracks but not with the Garbage album.

[Teejay]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

I mean listen to all the way through. Mine is Garbage's first album. I like some of the classics like Dark side of the moon Revolverand what's the story morning glory but i find myself skipping certain tracks but not with the Garbage album.

The Soundtrack from Hairspray always puts me in a good mood, and Kaiser Chiefs - Yours Truly, Angry Mob is the one that's always in the CD player and ipod at the moment.

[scotchmist]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

The Soundtrack from Hairspray always puts me in a good mood, and Kaiser Chiefs - Yours Truly, Angry Mob is the one that's always in the CD player and ipod at the moment.

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[culnara]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

erm - Duran Duran - Rio
bring's back loads of nostalgic memories

[branny]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

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Apologies, my fault. Maybe I should have phrased it "Which album from the 70s/80s/90s do you never tire of listening to" but as i'm old I wouldn't have thought that there is anything from this century worthy of repeated listening.

[HG]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

Lol it was a fair question you asked so no need to apologise

I'd agree with your last statement too

[culnara]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

apologies, my fault. Maybe i should have phrased it "which album from the 70s/80s/90s do you never tire of listening to" but as i'm old i wouldn't have thought that there is anything from this century worthy of repeated listening.

lol

[kazboot]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

My favourite album in the world ever is Legend by Bob Marley. Have listened to it hundreds of times and will listen to it hundreds more!

[HG]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

My mate after moving into a flat didnt have a TV, we gave him some stick about that, and he came out witha great line, "Who needs TV when you've got Bob Marley?"

[kazboot]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

My mate after moving into a flat didnt have a TV, we gave him some stick about that, and he came out witha great line, "Who needs TV when you've got Bob Marley?"

And he was right!

[ridski]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

Although I haven't listened to it for ages, I would probably say The Head On The Door by The Cure. There's just something about that album, the way it switches back and forth between happy and depressing that keeps me totally engaged. Like listening to the ramblings of a teenager with bipolar disorder. Close To Me and In Between Days are great singles, but Six Different Ways was like my moping in the bedroom teen anthem, and Night Like This is just glorious, even if there is a stray saxophone solo in it that suddenly turns it into a Waterboys song.

[frame]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

Difficult one this,I've been a musician for almost 20 years so have lots of favourite albums. I agree with Kaz,went to see the Wailers at Lanhydroc Bodmin a couple of years ago,great day! Wicked Game Chris issac I never skip any tracks.Not music particularly but War of the Worlds never fails to get played all the way through. All time great album for me is maybe Song Remains the Same LZ. None of the above get skipped.

[cazzy]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

i agree world of the worlds - i get all the housework done with such vigour listening to this

[branny]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

war of the worlds? No one would have believed.

[airfix]

Re: Which album do you never tire of listening to?

"This Is Sinatra!" I inherited the original 1950s LP of this when my grandpa died and it was the start of a life-long following of big Frank.