List Your 5 Most Played (non tsom)LP/CD's In Your Collection

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nick the stripper wrote:I really only listen to four albums obsessively, the rest of the time I listen to various tracks by various artists that take my fancy at the time.

Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always
David Bowie - Station to Station
Shriekback - Oil and Gold
The Doors - LA Woman
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The five most non-Sisters listened to are pretty easy to pick. Without any doubt, these five had recieved the most hammering on the Spig turntable/cassette deck/cd player over the years.

1. Stone Roses - Stone Roses
2. The Smiths - Hatfull of Hollow
3. The Chameleons - Strange Times
4. The Cult - Love
5. Echo & The Bunnymen - Songs To Sing & Learn

I wouldn't want to give a definitive order, as along with F&L&A, they have alll been on heavy rotation.

Honorable mentions also to the following, which have also entertained me above and beyong the call of duty.............

Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Paint Your Wagon
New Order - Substance Disc 1
The Specials - the Specials
The House of Love - First Album
The Jam - All Mod Cons
Paris Angels - Sundew (stop laughing at the back, I love it....so shoot me :oops: )

Finally, some of the latecomers, which would possibly feature in one of the above catagories if you asked me the question again in 10 years time

Mansun - Attack of The Grey Lantern
Embrace - The Good Will Out
The Charlatans - Tellin Stories

To all of the above pieces of Black plastic, silver plastic or even (hells bells) 'orrible lengths of brown tape, the Spigster salutes you for your long & welcomed companionship. :notworthy:
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Over the years ;

1 : Sepultura - Chaos AD.
2 : Sepultura - Roots.
3 : Sex Pistols - NMTB.
4 : Bowie - Changes.
5 : Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar.


Currently ;

1 : The Gathering - If Then Else.
2 : Mortiis - The Smell Of Rain.
3 : Nice Cave - Best Of.
4 : Nick Cave - Murder Ballads.
5 : Sisters - Frankfurt 2003. Point off for me too but its on everyday & had to be mentioned!!!
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Are you all guys being absolutely honest with it ? Are these really the LPs you were constantly listening to when you were 13 or 14, and only had a handful of records that meant the world to you ? These are generally the one who get played the most in the long run. Time to get the skeletons out of the closet, ladies and gentlemen.
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Badlander wrote:Are you all guys being absolutely honest with it ? Are these really the LPs you were constantly listening to when you were 13 or 14, and only had a handful of records that meant the world to you ? These are generally the one who get played the most in the long run. Time to get the skeletons out of the closet, ladies and gentlemen.
No reinventing oneself allowed. :wink: :lol: 8)
Well, when I was 12 or 13, I only listened to swedish music. But no one heard about these bands outside of Sweden. Well maybe Gyllene Tider (Per Gessle from Roxette).
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Purple Light wrote:3 : Nice Cave - Best Of.
Sorry but...is that Nick's cheerier younger brother? :notworthy: :lol:
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Adam & The Ants - Dirk Wears White Sox
Penetration - Coming Up For Air
Human League - Travelogue
Stranglers - The Raven
X-ray Spex - Germfree Adolescents

Child of the late seventies or what.
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DerekR wrote:
Purple Light wrote:3 : Nice Cave - Best Of.
Sorry but...is that Nick's cheerier younger brother? :notworthy: :lol:
Nice Cave and the Good Seeds - Birthing Ballads
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weebleswobble wrote:
DerekR wrote:
Purple Light wrote:3 : Nice Cave - Best Of.
Sorry but...is that Nick's cheerier younger brother? :notworthy: :lol:
Nice Cave and the Good Seeds - Birthing Ballads
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I'm so old I really can't do a top 5 'ave it! :
  • The Who - Live at Leeds
    The Who - Quadrophenia
    Yes - The Yes Album
    Yes - Close to the Edge
    Yes - Relayer
    King Crimson - Larks' Tongues in Aspic
    King Crimson - Starless and Bible Black
    King Crimson - Red
    Genesis - Trespass
    Genesis - Live
    Genesis - Selling England by the Pound
    Hawkwind - Doremi Fasol Latido
    Hawkwind - Space Ritual
    Hawkwind - Hall of the Mountain Grill
    Hawkwind - The 1999 Party
    The Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon
    The Pink Floyd - Wish You were here
    The Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason
    Roy Harper - HQ
    The Teardrop Explodes - Kilimanjaro
    Echo and the Bunnymen - Crocodiles
    Echo and the Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here
    Echo and the Bunnymen - Porcupine
    Shriekback - Care
    Shriekback - Oil and Gold
    The Chameleons - Strange Times
    Pop Will Eat Itself - This is the Day, this is the Hour, this is This!
    Play Dead - Company of Justice
    Curve - Cuckoo
    Megadeth - So far, so good... so what?
    Michael Nyman - Drowning by Numbers
    Michael Nyman - Gattaca
    Celtic Frost - Vanity/Nemesis
    Type O Negative - October Rust (nice to see some other votes for this one) :notworthy:
    Ministry - Psalm 69
    The Revolting Cocks - Beers, Steers + Qveers
    The Revolting Cocks - Linger Ficking Good
    Voivod - Angel Rat
    Suede - Dog Man Star
    Mansun - Attack of the Grey Lantern (nice to see some other votes for this too) :notworthy:
    Spiritualized - Ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space
    Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile
and since then it's been going back through my back catalogue :|
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Curve - Cookoo
I'd forgotten about that, time to dig out tapes.
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Badlander wrote:Are you all guys being absolutely honest with it ? Are these really the LPs you were constantly listening to when you were 13 or 14, and only had a handful of records that meant the world to you ? These are generally the one who get played the most in the long run. Time to get the skeletons out of the closet, ladies and gentlemen.
No reinventing oneself allowed. :wink: :lol: 8)
i won't go as far back as 13 or 14 years old...but i will let you into a Sixteen year olds listening pleasures (circa 1980)

Crass ~ Feeding The 5000/Stations Of the Crass
Clash ~ Give 'Em Enough Rope/London Calling
Damned ~ Damned, Damned, Damned/Music For Pleasure
Stranglers ~ Black And White/No More Heroes
The Ruts ~ The Crack
The Jam ~ In The City
Blondie ~ Plastic Letters
Siouxsie ~ The Scream/Join Hands


mainly tho it was assorted 7" singles that infected my room...paper rounds didn't pay to much when you had ciggies to buy as well :innocent:

during 81 with money from the YOP job and DHSS, albums played a bigger part in my listening...
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heheheheheh you were a YOP Andie LMFFAO!
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James Blast wrote:heheheheheh you were a YOP Andie LMFFAO!
6 months of hell...freezing my ass off fitting sun roofs to s**t 70's cars with vinyl roofs....

tho i did learn how to hotwire an E-Type :innocent: :twisted:
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James Blast wrote:heheheheheh you were a YOP Andie LMFFAO!
Haw you ya FUD!!!, I was a YOP, for about a month, then it changed to YTS :oops:
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YTS, you guys so funny :lol:
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James Blast wrote:YTS, you guys so funny :lol:
£27.50 a week :eek: :roll: was not to be laughed at in they days
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scotty wrote:
James Blast wrote:YTS, you guys so funny :lol:
£27.50 a week :eek: :roll: was not to be laughed at in they days
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I only got £25, and had to work on the veg counter at TESCOS :lol:
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scotty wrote:
James Blast wrote:YTS, you guys so funny :lol:
£27.50 a week :eek: :roll: was not to be laughed at in they days
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Bloody Oi!™...i was only getting £25 :eek:
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scotty wrote:
James Blast wrote:YTS, you guys so funny :lol:
£27.50 a week :eek: :roll: was not to be laughed at in they days
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Bloody Oi!™...i was only getting £25 :eek:
That's because you were a Lieth Scaffie & and I hail from the affluent Rosewell area :twisted:
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scotty wrote:
Burn wrote:
scotty wrote: £27.50 a week :eek: :roll: was not to be laughed at in they days
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Bloody Oi!™...i was only getting £25 :eek:
That's because you were a Leith Scaffie & and I hail from the affluent Rosewell area :twisted:
aye...and a wee bit afore ye too IIRC :innocent:
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Rosewell, didn't aliens land there? :innocent:
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James Blast wrote:Rosewell, didn't aliens land there? :innocent:
That was Pilton I think..
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Ocean Moves wrote:
nick the stripper wrote:I really only listen to four albums obsessively, the rest of the time I listen to various tracks by various artists that take my fancy at the time.

Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always
David Bowie - Station to Station
Shriekback - Oil and Gold
The Doors - LA Woman
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It would of only been three albums if I hadn’t named the sisters.

I’ve never been much of an album man. I like sorting out the songs I like from bands and then making personal compilations.
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James Blast wrote:Rosewell, didn't aliens land there? :innocent:
Yep, and we've met the evidence! :twisted: :P :lol:

I loved that "Attack Of The Grey Lantern" album too, when I was 13 I listened to it nonstop (along with Suede and the Manics). I went off it after about a year and the tape vanished but I'd like to hear it again, just for a little Blast from The Past :wink: .

I remember reading something in *splutter!* the NME (for I did buy it, I must confess, when I was that age) about the singer from Mansun, describing his style of singing as "a bit "who tightened the nipple clamps?"" :lol: Can't really argue with that, but they did have some good songs. I liked that "Legacy" one they released the year after as well.
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