Your "Most Listened To Song/Album"

Made a playlist out of My Chemical Romance's three discs. Pretty much the only thing I've listened to for the last six months.

 

Pearl Jam -- Ten, Vs., Vitalogy
Wilco -- Summerteeth, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Tom Petty -- Wildflowers
Dan Bern -- Dan Bern
Robert Earl Keen -- Picnic
Gin Blossoms -- New Miserable Experience
The Connells -- Ring
Counting Crows -- August & Everything After
Drive-By Truckers -- The Dirty South
Son Volt -- Trace
Whiskeytown -- Stranger's Almanac

As for most-played songs, it probably comes down to either Black, Off He Goes, Jesus Etc., or Via Chicago...

 

Interesting topic...

Albums:
Exile on Main Street
No. 10 Upping Street - Big Audio Dynamite (I've owned this on vinyl, cassette and CD)
Sticky Fingers
Born to Run
Wandering Spirit - Mick Jagger
Axis: Bold As Love
Neko Case - Blacklisted

Songs:
Loving Cup - Stones
Plush - Stone Temple Pilots
Bootleg version of You Can't Always Get What You Want (I don't really like the album version)
Earth Blues - Jimi Hendrix & Band of Gypsys off of Live at Fillmore East
Outfit - Drive By Truckers

 

Oasis for rock 'n' roll. I listen to some songs 20-25 times in a row sometimes. Can't get enough of them.

Erik B. and Rakim, Boogie Down Productions for rap.

 

The album I've listened to most frequently of late is Nelly Furtado's Loose.

The song that's number one on my iTunes play list is "Stand Back" from Fleetwood Mac's Say You Will tour (Atlanta in case any other die hard fans are wondering).

 

The 2 disc best of Elvis Costello - you can't go wrong with any track

and as the sig might indicate, lots of Ben Folds

 

there's a good live version somewhere on itunes, i think it's from austin city limits a couple of years ago. what a great, great song

 

My top 10 most listened to songs, according to iTunes:

1. Kanye West -- Roses
2. Justin Timberlake ft/ T.I. -- My Love
3. Sublime -- Seed
4. The Strokes -- You Only Live Once
5. The Band -- It Makes No Difference
6. Led Zeppelin -- Dazed and Confused
7. Led Zeppelin -- The Rain Song
8. Led Zeppelin -- Tangerine
9. Derek and the Dominoes -- Layla
10. Weezer -- Holiday

Weird mix.

 

Here's a few I've written about at music-nerds.com:

http://www.music-nerds.com/member.php?id=5

Some others:
Elvis Costello - Get Happy
Santana - Live at the Fillmore West '68
Lone Justice
Led Zeppelin 1
The Cure - Disintegration ("The Greatest Album Ever!" - Kyle Broslovski)
U2's '80s and '90s collections - great B-side material
Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
R.E.M. - Out of Time
Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights
Chameleons UK - "Swamp Thing"

 

Love when this topic pops up.

I need to get with the times and get me an IPod. It's cool how you can see how often you listen to a song.

For me, the standard bearer in the "most listened" to category has to be INXS' "Kick," which is the only tape I ever wore out from listening to it so much. Actually warped the tape. Had to buy a new one. That was a big deal back then.

I never wore out Dokken's "Back For The Attack" or the "Streets of Fire" soundtrack, but not from lack of effort. I did listen to them so much that the print on the tapes disappeared.

Other favorites from the tape era:
Soul Asylum "Grave Dancers Union" (a dubbed copy, no less)
Lou Gramm "Long Hard Look" (shut up!)

And once I converted to CDs:
Pearl Jam "Vs"
The first two Foreigner albums
Collective Soul's second album (played on continuous loop during layout nights)
Shades Apart "Eyewitness" (a true desert island disc)
Hall and Oates 2-disc greatest hits

 

Albums:

The College Dropout, Kanye West
Innervisions and Talking Book, Stevie Wonder
The Black Album, The Blueprint and The Blueprint 2, Jay-Z
What's Going On, Let's Get It On and I Want You, Marvin Gaye


Songs

Higher Ground, Stevie Wonder
The Message, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five
Addictive Love, Bebe and Cece Winans
Jessie's Girl, Rick Springfield
Standing On The Top, The Temptations and Rick James
So Amazing, Luther Vandross

That's just the short list. Then again I'm a music freak, I could put at least 2,000 songs on here.

 

"Lifes Rich Pageant," by R.E.M.
"Revival," by Reverend Horton Heat
"The Warrior's Code," by the Dropkick Murphys
"The Unforgettable Fire," by U2
"Exit 110," by the Radio Nationals
"Place You Call Home," by the Radio Nationals