Most listened-to album upon purchase/discovery

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Two stick out for me: Myabe 3. And funnily enough they don't necessarily reflect my taste of music. Or maybe they do. Hmmm.

1. Paolo Nutini - Sunny Side Up - an eclectic album full of grooves and each song completely differnet to the last. So very listenable.

2. Missy Elliot - So Addicitive - yes, it was

3. Rolling Stones - Hot Rocks - Some of their best tracks from the pre-psychedelic years
 
FunkyMonkey said:
Two stick out for me: Myabe 3. And funnily enough they don't necessarily reflect my taste of music. Or maybe they do. Hmmm.

1. Paolo Nutini - Sunny Side Up - an eclectic album full of grooves and each song completely differnet to the last. So very listenable.

2. Missy Elliot - So Addicitive - yes, it was

3. Rolling Stones - Hot Rocks - Some of their best tracks from the pre-psychedelic years

Iced Earth - The Glorious Burden. Actually it's The Gettysburg Trilogy at the end, effectively 1 track split in 3. It weighs in at 32 minutes for The Devil To Pay - Hold At All Costs - High water Mark. Hopefully BlackSabbath25 will give it a listen.

Led Zeppelin - For Badgeholders Only. OK, it's a bootleg recording but probably the greatest rock concert ever.
 
I already own all of the iced earth albums JJ

Ozzy Osbourne the Randy roads Tribute album it’s a excellent live album

Black sabbath first album

Metallica justice for all album & the black album

Over kill Horrorscope

all of the early Guns & Roses albums

Led zeppelin all of the albums

Iron Maiden

heck most of my collection I’ve listened to for years and I listen To most of it on a regular basis too as every album I own I can listen to tones of times
 
going to see The The in Bristol in September. I’ve been waiting for tomorrow for all of my life...
 
Diamond Joe said:
Porcupine Tree - In Absentia, it's currently living in my car cd player.

Love that period PT. It started to go downhill for me with Fear Of A Dead Planet.

Going way back in time, when I bought The Groundhogs Split LP I played it incessently ( it did help that I only had about 3 other LPs at that time
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but stand-out ones are

Deep Purple Made In Japan

Peter Frampton Comes Alive

Black Sabbath Black Sabbath

Led Zeppelin II

Genesis A Trick Of The Tail

Rush 2112/Farewell To Kings/Hemispheres

Yes Going For The One

Emerson Lake & Palmer pretty much every album
 
1. Everything but the Girl:Idlewild

2. The Nightfly: Donald Fagen

3. Dire Straits: Brothers in Arms (predictably)!

4. Fleetwood Mac: Tango in the Night

5. Angus and Julia Stone: Down the Way

6. Kate Bush: Aerial

7. Jacques Loussier Trio: Play Bach

8. Joni Mitchell: Both Sides Now

9. Joni Mitchell: Travelogue

10. Kate Rusby: 20

11. Kraftwerk: Computer Love

12. Laura Marling: I speak because I can

13. Lloyd Cole: Don’t get weird on me babe

14. Leonard Cohen: Popular Problems

15. Lloyd Cole and the Commotions: Easy Pieces

16. London Grammar: If You Wait

17. Max Richter: The Blue notebooks

18. Midlake: The Trials of Van Occupanther

19. Radiohead: Kid A

20. R.E.M.: Automatic for the people.
 
Infiniteloop said:
1. Everything but the Girl:Idlewild

2. The Nightfly: Donald Fagen

3. Dire Straits: Brothers in Arms (predictably)!

4. Fleetwood Mac: Tango in the Night

5. Angus and Julia Stone: Down the Way

6. Kate Bush: Aerial

7. Jacques Loussier Trio: Play Bach

8. Joni Mitchell: Both Sides Now

9. Joni Mitchell: Travelogue

10. Kate Rusby: 20

11. Kraftwerk: Computer Love

12. Laura Marling: I speak because I can

13. Lloyd Cole: Don’t get weird on me babe

14. Leonard Cohen: Popular Problems

15. Lloyd Cole and the Commotions: Easy Pieces

16. London Grammar: If You Wait

17. Max Richter: The Blue notebooks

18. Midlake: The Trials of Van Occupanther

19. Radiohead: Kid A

20. R.E.M.: Automatic for the people.

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there's a few in your list that would be in mine:

Angus and Julia Stone, Down the way

London Grammar, If you wait

Laura Marling, I speak because I can and Short Stories

Barnaby Bright, The longest day

Emily Barker and the red clay halo, Dear river

Chantal Acda, Bounce back

Daughter, If you leave

Laura Veirs, July Flame

Laura Veirs, Year of Meteors

Anais Mitchell, Young Man in America

Anais Mitchell, The Brightness

Nancy Kerr, Sweet visitor

Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin, Mynd

The National, Trouble will find me

to name but a few

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P.s. to Paulq and DIB, I was verrry late finding PT, despite my cousin tipping me off many years ago, one of my better "discoveries" of the past few years. I'm just starting to explore Blackfield and Steven Wilson's solo work, he's a prolific chap I think he's recently remixed one of my favourite albums by Marillion: Brave.
 
... talking of great live albums and Steven Wilson, grab a listen to Blackfield's Live in NYC. I think it's a sublime live recording.

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Lets say it is in alphabetical order *pardon* and not mentioning more than album per performer.

A - Alice in Chains "Unplugged" / AC/DC "Back in Black" / Allanis Morisette "Little Jagged Pill"

B - Beck "Sea Change" / Brad "Shame" / Bob Marley "Legend" / The Beatles "Revolver"

C - Chris Cornell "Euphoria Mourning" / Charles Mingus "Mingus Ah Um"

D - The Doors "The Doors" / Diana Krall "Girl in the Other Room"

E - Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong "Ella and Louis" / Esperanza Spalding "Junjo" / Eric Clapton "Unplugged"

F - Fleetwood Mac "Rumours"

G - Genesis "Selling England by the Pound" / Geen Day "Doukie" / Gregory Porter "Liquid Spirit" / Gotye "Making Mirrors"

H - Jimi Hendrix "Are You Experienced"

I - ...

J - Jeff Buckley "Grace" / Joni Mitchell "Blue" / Jethro Tull "Aqualung" / John Coltrane "Blue Train"

K - Kate Bush "Aerial"

L - Led Zeppelin "II"

M - Machine Head "The Burning Red" / Metallica "Master of Puppets" / Miles Davis "Milestones"

N - Nirvana "Nevermind" / Norah Jones "Come Away With Me"

O - Ornette Coleman "The Shape of Jazz to Come" / Opeth "Heritage" / Otis Redding "Otis Blue"

P - Peter Gabriel "So" / Pearl Jam "Yield" / PJ Harvey "Dry" / The Police "Zenyatta Mondatta"

Q - Queens of the Stoneage "Lullabies to Paralyze"

R - Rage Against the Machine "Rage Against the Machine" / Red Hot Chili Peppers "Blood Sugar Sex Magik" / R.E.M. "Automatic for the People"

S - Soundgarden "Superunknown" / System of a Down "Mezmerize"

T - Tracy Chapman "Tracy Chapman" / Temple of the Dog "Temple of the Dog" / Tool "Aenima"

U - U2 "The Joshua Tree"

V - Vanessa Carlton "Be Not Nobody"

W - The Who "Who's Next"

X - ...

Y - ...

Z - ...

Please suggest some albums to fill the blanks 🙂 There must be some artists I'm yet to experience starting with letters I, X, Y and Z.
 
Compiling this list made me play "The Joshua Tree" first time in a long time.

As soon it finished Roon Radio took over and "Lady Stardust" is playing as I'm typing this 🙂

I'll check out others.
 

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