Your "Most Listened To Song/Album"

Our first year together, all my wife and I ever listened to together was Counting Crows' This Desert Life. Probably because it was the only band we had in common.

 

The top 3 by a wide margin, in order:

U2 - Joshua Treee
Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
REM - Life's Rich Pageant

 

Top 10 in play count on my iTunes:

She Ain't Got the Boom Like I Do -- Blaque
Mesmerize -- Ja Rule
Hypnotize -- Notorious B.I.G.
Country Boy -- Tyra
Lose My Breath (remix) -- Destiny's Child feat. Wise
Silly -- Taral Hicks
Let's Get Married (remix) -- Jagged Edge feat. Fev. Run
Can't Stop Won't Stop (remix) -- Young Gunz feat. Chingy
Honey (Bad Boy remix) -- Mariah Carey feat. Mase and P. Diddy
Quiet Storm (remix) -- Mobb Deep feat. Lil' Kim


First non-rap/hip-hop/r&B? Alison Krauss' "When You Say Nothing At All" at No. 14.
Then Joss Stone's "Fell In Love With a Boy" at 18.

 

Most listened to albums:

-Led Zeppelin -- Houses of the Holy
-Led Zeppelin -- III
-Pink Floyd -- Wish You Were Here
-Elton John -- Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
-David Bowie -- The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust
-Weezer -- Pinkerton
-Weezer -- The Blue Album
-Sublime -- self-titled
-Incubus -- Make Yourself
-Common -- Be
-Third Eye Blind -- self-titled
-Snoop Dogg -- Doggystyle
-Jay Z -- Reasonable Doubt
-Jay Z -- The Blueprint
-Nas -- Illmatic
-The Notorious B.I.G. -- Ready to Die
-Kanye West -- College Dropout
-Kanye West -- Late Registration
-The Beatles -- Abbey Road
-Eminem -- The Slim Shady LP
-Eminem -- The Marshall Mathers LP
-Eminem -- The Eminem Show

 

1. Appetite for Destruction
2. Zeppelin box set
3. Dirt
4. Paul's Boutique
5. Ten
6. Siamese Dream
7. The Chronic
8. Whitechocolatespaceegg
9. Blood on the Tracks
10. License to Ill

 

The one album I listen to the most is Rush of Blood to the Head from Coldplay.

However, I will post up my tops on this thread in a couple of days.

 

i'll go by the earlier rule of having to buy an album multiple times because you played it so much you ruined it (in no particular order):

Marc Cohn (i'm on my fourth copy of it now)
David Gray -- White Ladder
U2 -- The Joshua Tree
Jude Cole -- The View from 3rd Street
Miles Davis -- Kind of Blue
Garbage
Alison Krauss -- Live from the Kentucky Theater
Kenny Chesney -- The Road & The Radio

 

David Gray and U2 discs are great ones.

 

By the Way -- Red Hot Chili Peppers
Stadium Arcadium -- Red Hot Chili Peppers
Warrior's Code -- Dropkick Murphys
Blackout -- Dropkick Murphys
The Meanest of Times -- Dropkick Murphys
Hot Fuss -- The Killers
Sam's Town -- The Killers
Endless Summer -- The Beach Boys
Top Gun Soundtrack

 

Fantastic list until the last two...

 

Exile On Main Street, Sticky Fingers, Physical Graffitti, Led Zeppelin I, Bitches Brew, Dylan Live 1966, Revolver, Ziggy Stardust, VU's Loaded, Aerosmith's Rocks, too many others to mention.

 

Blonde on Blonde.
The Who Sellout.
The Band -- Rock of Ages.

Cut? Probably "Visions of Johanna," but I can't be sure. Might be, "I Can See For Miles."