What music album did your wear out?

[mark barker]

The Works - Queen

 

[Night Train]

I never got into wearing my albums, I just played them on the record player.

Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat saw a lot of use in my younger days as did a couple of Martha and the Muffins albums.

 

[ColinJ]

Hawkwind - 'Doremi Fasol Latido'

Ah, that's one of my favourite turbo-trainer albums, favourite track Brainstorm!

Blimey, creepy or what - I just Googled the album title, found that Amazon are selling the remastered album for £3.99, followed the link to the Amazon page and was instantly told that I "... purchased this item on 22 July 2007" - Big Brother is watching you (with the aid of a cookie)!

 

[mog35]

Husker Du - New Day Rising

Amazing record.

For me it was Nirvana's Nevermind, which I bought aged 13 shortly after it came out. Up until then I had been listening mainly to thrash metal and hard rock and this seemed like it was from a different planet.

The day I bought it I must've played it ten or eleven times. I totally lost interest in the likes of Metal Church and Guns'n'Roses, hello Dinosaur Jr, Mudhoney, Dead Kennedys and lots more.

 

[Brahan]

AC/DC - Highway To Hell and Powerage
Faith No More - Angel Dust
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power

 

[JohnHenry]

Blondie - Parallel Lines

Yes - The Yes Album

John Mayall - The Turning Point

 

[aberal]

Stones, Exile on Main Street.

+1.

Only album I have bought in vinyl, CD and iTunes. Will probably also buy it in the next incarnation of whatever they invent to make as part with our money again.

 

[Cardiac]

Stratosfear by Tangerine Dream

I bought two copies on vinyl and now I have it on CD of course.

 

[Norm]

The Works - Queen

Ooo, good call.

Black Rose by Thin Lizzy
Jazz by Queen
Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette
Hands - Little Boots

 

[slowmotion]

This one. Seventeen, hopelessly in love, and wanting to look like Alvin |Lee

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Happy days

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Discovering Captain Beefheart 'Safe as Milk' from John Peel's radio show was a revelation for me. My dad worked in London at the time (about 1980 I guess) and I packed him off to Rough Trade records to pick it up for me. That disc got some serious play, still does today.

 

[mickle]

Also Bat out Of Hell and Stooges Fun House

And all of Bowie's early works,
Dark Side of the Moon by The Pink Floyds
Hotel California by The Eagles
The B-52's

Had all my equipment and records burgled about 1984 so gave up buying music for about twenty years in disgust. Back on track now though - playing Cash, Dylan and Zep to death at the moment.

 

[MontyVeda]

...
Hands - Little Boots

you've worn that out already!?!?!

 

[dan_bo]

Talking heads- '77 + true stories + little creatures + Naked + .........

Zappa's Sheik Yerbouti + the man from Utopia.

Led zep I +II



+ III + IV.


Hendrix experience are you experienced?

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Oh yeah, the widely panned Zombie Birdhouse by Iggy Pop, loved that. And the first 3 LPs by Ultravox!