Which records, songs, music etc. do you never get tired of hearing ?

[TheTecknician]

Mine, at the moment, are:

Another Star by Stevie Wonder
The Last Farewell by Roger Whitaker
Si Ca Vous Chante (Pebble Mill At One) by Raymond LeFevre
If You Leave Me Now by Chicago
Hold Your Head Up by Argent
Rhapsody In Blue by George Gershwin
Morning Dance by Spyro Gyra

There must be loads of others where I wouldn't hit the 'skip' button but, right now, these are they.

I’m currently listening on repeat to -
I bet you look good on the dance floor, Arctic monkeys
Bitter sweet symphony, The verve
Iris, Goo Goo Dolls
Love me again, John Newman
Killers live , Whole of the moon and This charming man
21 pilots, Stressed out
Tom Petty, free fallin’
The Cult, she sells sanctuary
plus lots of The Cure and Heart

War of the worlds album
and alice coopers hey stoopid album

Anything by Catherine Howe, but especially the album Silent Mother Nature.

I have a Catherine Howe CD. I bought it for 'Harry'.

I'll add Keeping The Dream Alive by Freiheit and Knowing Me, Knowing You by ABBA to my list.

Mike Mechanics- Living Years
Leonard Cohen- Anything basically!
Tom Waits- Martha or Hope that I don't fall in love with you
Eurythmics- Never is a long time

There are one or two Christmas songs I'm happy to hear at any time of year, e.g. I Believe In Father Christmas by Greg Lake and Mary's Boy Child by Boney M.

Pagan poetry - Bjork
Get me away from here I'm dying - Belle and Sebastian
Arnofio - Super Furry Animals

Northern soul. Leonard Cohen. Neil YOung. Never tire of any of this music.

I’ll never be sick of:
Everlong by Foo Fighters
After the Party by The Menzingers
The Wild Ones by Suede
Archers by Brand New
In Between Days by The Cure

Insomnia by Faithless - absolute tune
You make my dreams come true by Hall and Oates
You shook me all night long by AC/DC
and pretty much anything by the Foo Fighters

Rabbithole by Camelphat
Girls and Boys by Parklife
Freedom by Wham
Nothing can divide us by Jason Donovan
You oughtta know by Alanis Morrisette
Don't stop moving by livin joy
Enola Gay by OMD
A little respect by Erasure
Isn't she lovely by Stevie wonder
I love to love by Tina Charles
Rappers delight by Sugar hill gang
S&M by Rihanna

I could go on...

Leonard Cohen - many songs
Self esteem - all of it
Aretha Franklin - most
Simon and Garfunkel - a mix
The Beatles
Miseducation of Lauren Hill
NWA - straight outta Compton

I can listen to all of the above again and again

The whole of Violator by Depeche Mode. Hard to believe it came out 30 years ago.

Never, ever tire of listening to Massive Attacks Unfinished Sympathy. I pretty much get goosebumps with every listen.

Just a Gigolo by Louis Prima too. And I Wan'na Be Like You.

The Baby's - Every time I think of you -

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Isn't it time -

Somethings got a hold of my heart - Marc Almond and Gene Pitney

Kiki Dee Amoureuse

Elton John when he used to be good - Tiny Dancer - %3D

Blind Faith - Can't find my way home -

I hat modern rap music but this was the best -

I'll add Keeping The Dream Alive by Freiheit

I can never hear that song without hearing Terry Wogan putting on a comedy German accent and saying "Oooh, I must adjust my Alpenstock!"

Ghost On The Canvas by Glen Campbell
Already There by Joan Armatrading
All That You Have Is Your Soul by Tracy Chapman
Days Like This by Van Morrison
Back In The High Life Again by Steve Winwood
Into The Bright by Roger Chapman
Valentine Moon by Sam Brown
Love Shine A Light by Katrina & The Waves
My Baby Just Cares For Me by Nina Simone

Jethro Tull, apart from "This Was".

And 'Fever' by Peggy Lee. Effortless class.

Human League-Dare
Chaka Khan-I’m every woman
Jimi Hendrix-Anything…
Joni Mitchell-Ladies of the canyon
Fairport Convention-Leige & Leif
My jazz queens..Anita, Ella, Sarah, Dinah, Judy