4 me. Smooth Operator - sade. Never get bored with it. I also listened 2 P's The Gold Xperience over and over since it came out, and still like 2 listen 2 it, even now.

That's an odd question. Most of the albums I listen to regularly are "old" ones.

Ellie said:

Me 2. the old 1s are usually played regularly but some are not, and some trax i skip frequently. Oh yeah, Lover's Rock by Sade...something i can't get 'nuff off and that ain't ol' 2 me...

That must be one of Limahl or KajaGooGoo's songs.. I cant get tired of TOO SHY or YOUR LOVE by Limahl.. I can't even count the times I've played those songs... & Im still able to listen to it, without getting tired of it..

Hmmm...Well the oldest song that I love insanly and could listen to over and over for days is 'In-a-gadda-da-vida' by Iron butterfly. An Amazing track, all done in one take if I remember right. (I think the music was all done in one take, then the same for the vocals.)

agentmonday said:

Oooh, Sade, huh? I never tire of listening to Stronger Than Pride.

A great song is timeless...chances are if you loved it once, you'll love it always. (Unless the radio stations play it so often it starts to make your ears bleed...)

A great song is timeless...chances are if you loved it once, you'll love it always. (Unless the radio stations play it so often it starts to make your ears bleed...)

I can't leave the "1999" album untouched for more than a few weeks.
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Parade

three of 'em:

prince, dirty mind

keith sweat, make it last forever

anita baker, rapture

these 3 albums played pretty important roles when i wuz younger, and they still get heavy rotation in my house 2 this day.

A couple of them:

1.Nicole Renee-Self titled debut CD
2.Phyllis Hyman-The Legacy Of Phyllis Hyman
3.Rene & Angela-Classic Masters
4.Stephanie Mills-The Ultimate Collection
5.Angela Winbush-The Real Thing
6.Prince-For You
7.Prince-1999
8.Prince-Sign O' The Times
9.Chaka Khan-The Best Of Chaka:The Epiphany
10.Patrice Rushen-Haven't You Heard?The Very Best Of Patrice Rushen
11.Lauryn Hill-The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill
12.Mary J Blige-Whats The 411?

Whenever I want 2 uplift my self a lil',,these LPs neva do me wrong

Kate Bush The Hounds of Love

Dexys Midnight Runners Don't Stand Me Down

Lindsey Buckingham Out of the Cradle

Erasure Erasure

Kirsty MacColl Kite

PSB Behaviour

To name a few.

That makes UK 5 - USA 1

every TTD album, over and over!!!

dazzjped said:

ENOUGH WITH TTD ALREADY!!!

Oh yeah, the thread . . .

"A Different Drum," Peter Gabriel

INXS *Kick*

MJ *Dangerous* (was my 1st album when i was only 7...the year it came out. still my favourite Mj disc)


they r the 2 that come 2 mind 1st...

David Bowie - Hunky Dory
Beastie Boys - Paul's boutique
Prodigy - Dirtchamber sessions.

PANDURITO said:

My all time fave.

Most of the stuff I listen to I've loved for years.

Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Pavement - Slanted & Enchanted
Sonic Youth - Dirty
Eels - Electro Shock Blues

steve winwood-back in the high life
lenny kravitz-mama said/5
prince-gold exp emancipation chaos & disorder rainbow purple rain children graffiti bridge diamonds & pearls
jesse johnson-ultimate collection
santana-amigos festival 1st album
eric clapton- chronicles (1999) timepieces (1982)
heart (1985)
robert palmer-riptide
marvin gaye- best of marvin gaye i want you
average white band-soul searching
pleasure-future now
slave- 1st album hardness of the world
stevie wonder-innervisions songs in the key of life music of my mind journey thru the secret life of plants hotter than july
best of chicago

Al Green's "I'm Still in Love With You."

I often put How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore on repeat and will listen to it over and over again for hours.

I do the same with my two versions of Jerry Garcia doing Wild Horses.



When I broke up with my last serious boyfriend, for two weeks straight, everywhere I went, I ONLY listened to The Ballad of Dorothy Parker. Only that. Nothing else.

the pharcyde- bizarre ride 2 the pharcyde

no doubt -tragic kingdom

Morrissey's "Viva Hate"

Sophie B Hawkins Damn I wish I was your lover
Walter Egans Magnet and Steel
Prince & The Revolution Splash
..

ALBUMS
Janet - The Velvet Rope (1997)
Tori Fixx - The Mochasutra (2000) & REfixx (2001)
Sade - Diamond Life (1984)
Salt-N-Pepa - Blacks' Magic (1990)
Joan Armatrading - Secret Secrets (1985) & The Key (1982)
Kelis - Kaleidoscope (1999)
Meshell Ndegeocello - Plantation Lullabies (1993)
Janet Jackson - Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 (1989)
Fine Young Cannibals - The Raw & The Cooked (1988)
Dionne Farris - Wild Seed -- Wild Flower (1993)

SONGS
Kelis - Perfect Day
Michael Jackson - I Can't Help It
Tori Fixx - Sweet Playa/Not Hiring

I have a bunch of 'em but some that come to mind

Prince - SOTT & Parade
Zeppelin - 4 & Physical Graffiti
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Oasis - Morning Glory
The Beatles - The White Album & Abbey Road
Genesis - Abacab & the one with Mama on it

And my list goes on and on and on...

Well, for the last month I guess I'd have to say ANYTHING by
Lisa Stansfield !! Her BIOGRAPHY (greatest hits compilation). But my abso-fucking-lutely favourite song right now is Let's Just Call It Love.
I can't seem to stop playing it. Especially when I'm driving. It's orgasmic... Starts off with a slow intro, then that beat drops!! Incredible. I play it, seriously about 5-7 times a day. Even at work!!

D'Angelo - Brown Sugar

Wooo... I listen to this all the time!

Any Pink Floyd or Ween album.

Also Jane's Addiction Ritual De Lo Habitual.