for me it's rainy davis, berlin and rick james! i can't seem to get enough they their cd's have been in my disc carrier for months. a few months ago it was, alicia keys and van hunt!

OdysseyMiles said:

Musicology

miguelbulcao said:

Oh yeah, that one too!

months: forss - soulhack.... best record of the last 2 years, by far

years: ...-parade ...ff with 'kiss' though

For a solid year and a half Meshell's Plantation Lullabies was never anywhere except my car and home cd changer. I was in its grip for at least 18 months. This was about a year after its release. Slept for a year.

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OdysseyMiles said:

Queens have a new album out in 2005 and it has Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top on it, you know its gonna be a monster. SFTD is hands down the best rock album of the last five years.
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I have been listening to Interpol's new CD "Antics" since the moment I bought it. That's about the only CD on super-heavy rotation with me right now.

axlfilth said:

would that be for years or months?

The following discs have not left the CD changer in my Jeep for months and some even for years...

Dead Can Dance - Toward The Within
Joni Mitchell - Hejira
Prince - Lovesexy
Erykah Badu - Mama's Gun
Ani DiFranco - Evolve
Jeff Buckly - Grace
DeLaSoul - Buhlonee Mind State
Prince - Purple Music
Le Tigre - 1st album forget the title
At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command...

There was quite a hysteria going on in my life with this album. I was unable 2 stop listening 2 it.


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I've played this once a week since it was released.

For years!

- Every Janet "That Legend Chic" Jackson album
- Lost Boyz - Legal Drug Money (1996)
- Queen Latifah - Black Reign (1993)
- Tori Fixx - The Mochasutra (2000)
- Tori Fixx - Black.Out (CD 1) (2004)
- Grand Puba - 2000 (1995)

The Shins - Oh, Inverted World and, to a lesser extent, Chutes Too Narrow - both are close-to-perfect pop albums.

I've listened to Loveless by My Bloody Valentine fairly regularly for about thirteen years.

Kind of Blue by Miles Davis is always on regular rotation as well.

I don't really get stuck on one album for too long. When I first buy one, I listen to it for a little while but then I go back to listening to a variety of artists. The kind of music I listen to depends on what mood I'm in that day.

I've listenned to this sicne it's releases in November.


I listen to his greatest hits and it never leaves my car. I've had it for a couple of years now.
Wierd thing is that I"m not a huge fan--It's just easy to listen to.
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CinisterCee said:

"So remember to let us into your skin"

Musicology. such a good CD.

Madonna "Erotica" & "Bedtime Stories"
Kylie Minogue "Body Language"
Monica Naranjo "Palabra De Mujer"
George Michael "Patience"
Crystal Lewis "Fearless"
David Bisbal "Corazón Latino" & "Buleria"

Hasn't quite been a month yet, but I've not been able to take the new U2 cd out of my stereo yet.

Years...

Prince "Diamonds and Pearls"
Prince "Purple Rain" (vinyl version)
Madonna "Like a Prayer" (vinyl version)
Madonna "Ray Of Light"
Smashing Pumpkins "Adore"
TLC "Crazysexycool"
Toy Matinée "Toy Matinée"
David Bowie "Hunky Dory"
Neil Young "Harvest"
CSN&Y "Déja Vu"
Joni Mitchell "Hits"
U2 "War"
Police "Synchronicity"
Sting "Nothing Like The Sun"

These have been the main staples of life in my car...









...without which Road-Rage would rule on the L.A. freeways.

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

Green Day - American Idiot (getting better with every listen)
Prince - Sign o the Times, The Gold Experience, & 4 Those of U on Valium
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run, Born in the USA, & The Rising
Pearl Jam - Vs
Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won & Physical Graffiti
Jet - Get Born
Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
Marvin Gaye - Greatests
Bob Marley - Legacy
Grateful Dead - American Beauty
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Travis - Invisible Band
Neil Young - Decade
The Beatles - White Album & Revolver
Alice in Chains - Dirt

I don't know about months, but Mos Def's "The New Danger" has been on repeat in my player for several weeks.

When I first got Liz Phair's "Exile In Guyville", it honestly never left my CD player for 6 months.

chickengrease said:

"This particular style my vary. The things I converse about are heard RARELY. Some can't bare me, others try to scare me -- sounding intelligent, but not yet EQUIVALENT!"