OK....albums that you never ever get sick of,including the naff ones.

[moondog]

Physical Graffitti Led Zeppelin
Infidels Bob Dylan
Let it Be & Abbey Road Beatles
Captain Fantastic Rock of the Westies Tumbleweed Connection Elton John
Lets get it on Marving Gaye
Full Moon Fever Marvin Gaye

More shamefully...

Legend Bob Marley
Norah Jones (soooooo soothing)
One or two Classic FM compilations (the shame,the shame!!)
Dire Straits Dire Straits (but actually pre Brothers in Arms they were well cool so that's ok)

Over to you....

It was one of the first CDs I went to find when I finally got a CD player in the car last month. Can I find it? It's vanished somewhere. I really really want to listen to it, there's not a duff track on there!

I LOOOOVE Tapestry, she is just a genius song writer and what a voice
though that picture of her feet on the front of the album used to scare me when I was a child...
(I sang Mozart's REquiem on Saturday Hausfrau, it was sublime)

Manic Street Preachers- Everything Must Go
Frank Sinatra - Greatest Hits
The Clash - London Calling
The Pogues - Rum, Sodomy and the Lash
Beautiful South - 0898
Coldplay - Parachutes
Bob Marley - Legend
kd Lang - Ingenue and Torch and Twang

Tom Jones - the one where he duets with Kelly from the Stereophonics on 'Mama Told me not to Come'

Keane - Hopes and fears
Anything by Take That
Anything by Crowded House
Anything by Backstreet Boys
Anything by Barry Manilow
Anything by Duran Duran
Daniel Bedingfield
Club Classics/Renaissance compilations
George Michael

I see, nobody is admitting naff stuff except me - you are all making out you are sooper cool and trendy!

I like George Michael too GDG, and Tom Jones is a bit naff?

Between the lines-Janis Ian

Hmm, I guess so. Just think I sound sadder with Take That and Backstreet Boys

I would say Barry Manilow is the low spot GDG

whisper

• I think he's great! Bit of nostalgia though really - grew up with Barry (not literally of course!), Jools loved him. Hey, and don't tell anyone but she slept out on the pavement overnight to get concert tickets

Blue - Joni Mitchell - most people just go who?

Early INXS stuff - when I'm in rockin' mode!!

I must say that he is VERY entertaining - and he can actually sing
I grew up with him too, my mum is a BIG fan

Disintegration - The Cure
Hopes & Fears - Keane
X&Y - Coldplay
Whats the Story Morning Glory - Oasis
Parallel Lines - Blondie
Bedtime Stories - Madonna

Shameful
Billy Idol - Greatest Hits (really, really love it)
Duran Duran - Greatest Hits

Great thread, some of these albums I've never heard of.

Not heard of lots of these either !

U2 - early stuff like October/Under a Blood Red Sky

The Waterboys - This is the Sea - FANTASTIC!

Agree with whoever said Tapestry, wonderful.

Tracey Chapman

S&G

X&Y

The Smiths - ANYTHING

Ooh yes, Parallel Lines is a classic.

I used to love love a cd that I have since lost - there was that track about Tom Jones saving my marriage and they were called space or spiders or something.... does anyone know who I mean?

this one?

You are a star, HCC. Added to my wish list. How is baby harpsichord doing?

Off top of my head...

Andy warhol - velvet underground
Diamond dogs - Bowie
Music of my mind - stevie wonder
Blue lines - Massive Attack
Homogenic - Bjork
Astral weeks - Van Morrison

Agree agree agree with Stone Roses - I love first and second albums

Can't think of naff ones although I could listen to 'back for good' by Take That many times over.

Beatles - Revolver
Nick Drake - all
Chumbawamba - Anarchy
The Orb - Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Prince - Sign of the Times
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow, Queen is Dead
Air - Moon Safari
Beck - Odelay, Mellow Gold
Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons

Very brave of gdg to come out like that!

Del Amitri???

Del A bloody mitri?????

Was that a guilty pleasure feisty bird?????

Oh for teeavee,'Celt' by Celt is a top album for when I'm feeling extra nationalistic (and usually a bit pissed.

'Rhwng Bethlehem a'r croes'

Love it!!!

I couldn't list them all - it would be easier to tell you my big mistakes

Charles and Eddie and New Kids on the Block (that's on vinyl btw!)