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The only one that lives there constantly is Snap's Welcome to Tomorrow. It's cheesy Euro electro pop, but it has a nice chilled feel to it.

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Sex Pistols - never mind the Bollocks

Sugar - Beaster

Nirvana - Incesticide

Smashing Pumpkins - Gish

Pearl Jam - Ten

The Cure - Wish

The Cult - Love

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I’ve previously stated my one album that is always there, but there are others that are on my very underpopulated iPhone or are listened to:

Ah Via Musicom - Eric Johnson

To The Bone - Steven Wilson 

Continuum - John Mayer

Rush’s 1980s output

Us - Peter Gabriel

 

 

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3 hours ago, donslow said:

@ead, @TrevorR makes a good point!

OK then, and thanks for the moral support :)  My 5 most listened to are probably:

Dark Side of the Moon

Fragile

Selling England by the Pound

Fear of a Blank Planet (Porcupine Tree)

The Road (Hundred Seventy Split)

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10 hours ago, FinnDave said:

I have 100 or more CDs on the shelf above my stereo in my 'music room' (smallest bedroom/box room) and they are all Grateful Dead, mostly live recordings. In fact most are 2 or 3 disc live shows. A few are 20+ disc box sets. I have most of them of them in my iTunes library as well.

So whatever I listen to, it will be the Dead, unless it's a gig or rehearsal recording of the band I play in, which plays nothing but the Dead. 

I just hope they're all pre-mid '72, before Pig left and what happened next......*runs and hides* 🙈

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3 minutes ago, spongebob said:

I just hope they're all pre-mid '72, before Pig left and what happened next......*runs and hides* 🙈

Not all of them are pre '72 - there are some great shows from 73 as well! I like the looser feel of the one drummer era when Mickey quit for a while, lot more space in the music. But playing with two drummers is great!

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Like others I have a few. They fit different moods. So in no particular order:

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - The Good Son

Einstürzende Neubauten - Tabula Rasa

Pearl Jam - Ten

Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

X-TG - Desertshore/The Final Report

Pop Will Eat Itself - The Cure for Sanity

Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine.

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Cult Of Luna & Julie Christmas - Mariner

Cave In - Jupiter

Crowbar - Crowbar

ISIS - Oceanic

Mastodon - Leviathan

Opeth - Still Life

Metallica - ...And Justice For All

Electric Wizard - Dopethrone

Clutch - Blast Tyrant

AFI - Black Sails In The Sunset

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NOVA - Vimana 

Jon Anderson - Animation

Greenslade - Time And Tide

Joe Henderson - So Near, So Far

Joe Lovano - Landmarks

Marc Johnson's Bass Desires

Pat Metheny - Bright Size Life

There are so many 

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Reproduction - The Human League

Unknown Pleasures - Joy Division

This Mortal Coil - It'll end in tears

Young Marble Giants - Colossal Youth

OMD - Architecture and Morality

Bowie - Station to Station

 

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My 'on the go' listening method is the 6cd autochanger under my car seat. There will always be a kathryn Tickell album, a james taylor album and a dream Theater album on there.  

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Seem to be a handful I often pull off the shelf...

The Cult "Dreamtime"

Joy Division "Closer"

All About Eve debut album

Fields Of The Nephilim "The Nephilim" (specifically side 2 for those who can remember when a disc had tunes on both sides :-) )

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9 hours ago, davepb24 said:

Seem to be a handful I often pull off the shelf...

The Cult "Dreamtime"

Joy Division "Closer"

All About Eve debut album

Fields Of The Nephilim "The Nephilim" (specifically side 2 for those who can remember when a disc had tunes on both sides 🙂 )

FOTN...great stuff...love Celebrate as its almost all bass :) and picked too...its a workout for me as a mainly fingerstyle player!

 

 

 

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Public Image Ltd - Metal Box

Crass - Feeding The 5,000 / Stations of the Crass

Simple Minds - Empires and Dance

Human League - Reproduction / Travelogue

John Foxx - Metamatic

Killing Joke - what’s THIS for? / Revelations

Siouxsie and the Banshees - Juju

Japan - Gentlemen Take Polaroids / Tin Drum

Þeyr - As Above...

Kraftwerk - The Man Machine

 

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I don't have any. I rotate, I can listen an album for weeks (or months) and then forget it for years

The ones that tend to resurface more often lately are Today Is The Day. Favourite albums for (self) loathing and feeling like s**t.

 

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Chameleons: Script of the Bridge, 

Lords Of The New Church: Killer Lords

Stiff Little Fingers: Inflammable Material

Would be my big three I guess and, with the exception of Lords Of The New Church (because they are long since defunct) the two bands I still see live more than any other!

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I've got 5 cds that live in my car cd player, almost to the exclusion of all else...

Jacques Loussier - Play Bach

Suicidal Tendencies - Suicidal For Life

Parliament - Mothership Connection

Praxis - Transmutation Transmutandis

Jamaaladeen Tacuma - Dreamscape

(Though Dutch progboy's Sky Architect latest cd - "Nomad" has been sneaking in recently)

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4 minutes ago, Leonard Smalls said:

 

Praxis - Transmutation Transmutandis

 

❤️ I like Sacrifist better tho

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I will always state Uriah Heep as my favourite band, yet I do not listen to them that often. Mostly cos I know all of the repertoire up until Wake The Sleeper by heart. The later albums are still brilliant, but I am getting older 😁

Some albums I always come back to:

# Joss Stone: Soul Sessions 2

# Warren Haynes: Ashes & Dust 

# Skyclad: The Answer Machine? 

# Joss Stone: Water For Your Soul

# Anouk: Get Her Together

Any of these will inevitably lead to weeks and weeks of repeat play in the car, usually twice a day (1 hour commute 1 way). 

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2 hours ago, EddiePlaysBass said:

I will always state Uriah Heep as my favourite band, yet I do not listen to them that often. Mostly cos I know all of the repertoire up until Wake The Sleeper by heart. The later albums are still brilliant, but I am getting older 😁

 

I have a similar thing with Frank Turner - love his work, but have played the albums to death - Love, Ire and Song particularly

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Number of the beast

master of puppets

painkiller- Judas priest

Miles Davis - a kind of blue

cardiacs- a little man and a house and the whole the world window

cathedral - the carnival bizarre

grand magus- sword songs

led zeppelin 1

black sabbath- first 5 albums

mr big- lean into it

trouble- trouble

Blizzard of ozz

there are so many that get played repeatedly- but these are the ones that strike me first. 

 

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