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[seeker007nmss]

Okay it's 4am and I am up going through the cd's. (I normally work overnight so this is my normal up-time). There are very few cd's that I can honestly sit through the whole thing all at once without skipping at least one or more songs.

Here are some I can leave on and not feel the urge to skip any of the songs, Any others you have? (Not counting classical etc. Those are kind of in a different league)

Rumours- Fleetwood MAc
The Wall - Pink Floyd
Stealing Fire - Bruce Cockburn
Dark side of the moon - Pink Flyod

[Miss Vicky]

See the five posted in my "Ledge Top 200"

But also (off the top of my head, too short on time to look through my 400 or so cds):

any Tom Petty album
Play (Moby)
Volume 3 (Traveling Wilburys)
Wires From the Bunker (John Stewart)
Yourself or Someone Like You (Matchbox 20)
Throwing Copper (Live)
Time (Fleetwood Mac)
Good News for People Who Love Bad News (Modest Mouse)
Last of the Independents (Pretenders)
Grave Dancers Union (Soul Asylum)
We Can't Dance (Genesis)
Between Friends (Billy Burnette)


Honorable Mentions:
Behind the Mask (if only it weren't for "The Second Time")
Bare Trees (if only it weren't for "Thoughts On a Gray Day")
Fundamental Roll (if only it weren't for "She's So Tough")

Not too many classic rock artists on my list, but that's because most of the classic rock artists in my collection are represented by Greatest Hits or Best Of compilations.

[JazmenFlowers]

anything by Stevie or Barbra

and, as of late, Maxwell

[eclipse]

Amazingly...All the ones you mentioned to start this thread...as well as

Kate Bush- The Kick Inside
Sting- Nothing Like the Sun
Moody Blues- A Question of Balance
Robert Palmer- Sneaking Sally through the Ally
Jethro Tull- Thick as a Brick
James Taylor- Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon
Carole King-Tapestry
Carl Orff- Carmina Burana (if that is what you mean by classsical...sorry)

[Wild_Heart03]

There are many, MANY albums that I could listen to and not skip one song. The list would be rather long lol, I have a wide taste in music.

[foxyluva]

I own about 800 albums - and 90% of them I have never listened to in there full form :laugh:

I have listened to all Stevie and Mac (post 1975) albums in there entirety, as well as Bowie, Suzanne Vega, Rolling Stones and a few other random things - it usually takes me some time and patience to get through them all.....

[GODDESS6]

stevie & the mac of course
tom petty
bob segar
heart
LRB
joan jett:shrug: (i have rocked out ot her since the 9th grade)

not much more than that~ it drives my hubby crazy that i will play only 1 song & then *boom* i will put something else in~ tho he was thankful when we got the computer & could dload songs, becuz i was famous for buying cd's for just 1 song~

[Gailh]

the only time I listen to any CD from start to finish is when I'm in the car. (captive audience)

I think with the advent of dowloading music we don't need to buy CDs anymore (unless we want to of course)

I now download single tracks from bands that I quite like but wouldn't dream of buying a whole CD of their music which I think has given me a "butterfly" mind and the attention span of a retarded insect.

the last time I listened to a whole CD from start to finish on my sound system was my compilation called In the Meantime Say You Will (catchy!) which I don't suppose counts.


Gail

[DavidMn]

Here are a few for me:


Tusk
Blind- The Sundays
Static And Silence-The Sundays
Just Enough Education To Perform-Stereophonics
Language, Sex, Violence, Other?-Stereophonics