What is your most abused CD?

What CD do you play so much, you wonder why it still plays?

 

well, i dont listen to cds since everything is on my computer, but those albums would be
TOmmy
The Blessed Hellride
Countdown to Extinction
paranoid
Houses of the Holy
Dark side of the moon

 

i'd have to say dark side of the moon too

 

Off the top of my head, these are/were in need of replacement:
Steve Hillage-- Rainbow Dome Musick
Tangerine Dream-- Alpha Centauri
Gong-- You
Ozric Tentacles-- Curious Corn

 

The moon and Antartica - Modest Mouse

 

Limp Bizkit - Chocolate starfish and the hotdog flavored water..

 

Pink Floyd- Animals

Pink Floyd- Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

Ive listened to them so much. ^

Nick Drake- Five Leaves Left
The Beatles- Revolver
The Mars Volta- Deloused In The Comatorium
Brian Eno- Before and After Science.

Ive worn these CD's down alot aswell ^

That's the music im into too a T.

 

oooh my cd that i had ruined and bought a new copy of was Are you Experienced?

 

Highway 61 Revisited- Bob Dylan
Deja Vu- Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young
Blonde on Blonde- Bob Dylan

 

Six years ago or so, for a few months on end there was only one cd that I played. It was Metallica's Master of puppets. Nowadays I don't have that anymore. I get hooked on one particular song for a few days and that's it at most. Maybe has something to do with Master of puppets being my only self-bought album at the time and lack of anything good besides it. Nowadays I often think I know too much music, I'm no longer getting really connected to a certain band that sticks out above all the rest. It's a pity. Yeah, I kinda miss the simplicity of knowing just one severely ass-kicking album. I want to be a fucking zealot again for one band, maybe just even one cd that is nearing perfection so closely it's spooky.
But on the other hand, I also have the feeling that I don't know enough music. It's really a dilemma betweed extensive knowledge and appreciation, and intensive knowledge and appreciation. Strinking a balance isn't as easy as it sounds. Why does everything always have to be so complicated?

 

Abbey Road-The Beatles
Red Hot Chili Peppers' Greatest Hits
Best of George Harrison

 

Jimi Hendrix's "Are u experienced?" and the Beatle's "seargent pepper's lonely hearts club band"

 

Movie soundtrack to the "Sound of Music", explaination needed why its abused?

 

radiohead: ok computar
violent femmes: viva wisconson

 

Stevie Wonder:
20 greatest love songs
songs in the key of life vol: I & II

sade:
Diamond Life
Lovers Rock

Miles Davis:
live at the Plaza
Kind of Blue
Sketches of Spain

Isley Bros.
Brother, Brother, Brother
Eternal

 

Right now, it's the RHCP's Greatest Hits

 

The best of Simon and Garfunkel
Revolver - The Beatles
Het eiland in de verte - Boudewijn de Groot

 

ultimate funk (but it was a bit abused before I got it)
No Doubt's Tragic Kindom
the camp nowhere soundtrack

 

I put on Dark Side Of The Moon today whilst i was cutting the grass,


It got to Time and when it got the just before the solo it went " You missed the starting G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G"

haha

fun stuff.