What old Pop albums/CDs do you still listen to?

Born in the USA, several Bananarama albums, She's So Unusual, Madonna (the first one), The first Whitney Houston album.

I still listen to Belinda Carlisle's Heaven on Earth all the way through.

"Tracy Chapman" and "Third Eye Blind".

[quote] have a ton of pop albums in my iTunes catalog. I rarely listen to them after their brief time of popularity--Mariah, Whitney, Janet, Michael, etc.

So you're a typical fickle fag?

First albums are usually the best

Immaculate collection, off the wall, my love is your love, True Blue

Ive been having a 96-97 renaissance listening to Dubstar's debut... The Gentle People's and Hooverphonic's debut... Morcheeba's and Lionrock's debut.. Mono... Nu Rorican Soul...

Fun!

Oh and Olives and DJ Shadow Endtroducing!

My flashback kick is now complete

Mine is the Jackson 5's "Third Album." My mom had it on 8-track.

I have been listening to Dylan's Blonde on Blonde continuously since 1966.

Janet's Control, Apollonia and Vanity 6, Richard Marx (the first one and Repeat Offender), Jody Watley's debut solo album...

Paula Abdul's Forever Your Girl and Spellbound

Anything by Prince in the '80s.

Not Diamonds and Pearls r13?

Thriller

Yeah, that too, R14.

Not even Graffiti Bridge r13 ?

Pet Shop Boys - Behaviour

Bedtime Stories

Fear of a black planet

Hello, Dolly !

Pet Sounds

Born to Run

Hasten down the Wind

SMiLe

The Beatles in Mono

King's Record Shop - Rosanne Cash

I'm Your Man - Leonard Cohen

Luxury Liner - Emmylou Harris

Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan

Guitar Town - Steve Earle

Famous Blue Raincoat - Jennifer Warnes

Into The Music - Van Morrison

Court And Spark - Joni Mitchell

Shoot Out The Lights - Richard and Linda Thompson

Sentimental Hygiene - Warren Zevon

Anything by George Michael, that bitchy queen left us way to early, get out of the parks and urinals and come back to us missy! ASAP!

I can't listen to the old stuff. Well maybe Beach Boys and Beatles.

Ones I do listen to: Nick Drake and Hem (Rabbit Songs)

Mostly I listen classical music now (sometimes jazz).

Cat Stevens: Tea for the..... Donna Summers Greatest Hits

The Immaculate Collection and Off the Wall

I recently bought the Cherry Red/7Ts Partridge Family two-fers containing their first six albums. I hadn't listened to them since I was about 10 and I absolutely love the first three records, especially Sound Magazine. Just about every song on that album could have been a hit. The way David Cassidy sings "yeaaaaahhhh" on the pop masterpiece Summer Days is about the sexiest thing I've ever heard. What a great voice he had.

Riders on the Storm The Doors (1971)

Eurythmics entire catalog. Sheer brilliance. They should've been bigger in the US.

Sound Magazine is great r28... Most underrated pop album of the 70s. Summer Days sounds like it should be on Broadway...from the songs off the first four albums... Could be turned into quite the musical...

I hate jukebox musicals, R31, but I'd definitely go see that one.

Wow such shit tastes on the DL!

Agreed r24, anything by George and he did leave us to early, don't hate him for being human. He will be back.

If it's like a whole album then it would generally be an OCR, as I've always preferred singles. One album I can listen to all the way through is Boyzone's album No Matter What.

Anything David Bowie, but especially Aladdin Sane. Also Judas Priest Unleashed in the East. I will never get tired of either.

Anyone remember Gary Neuman? Cars?

Mylène Farmer

Pet Sounds. I'm listening to it now.

Weekend Players, think they only put out one cd, can't remember title but LOVE their music.

Love Weekend Players. Will you play "Pursuit of Hsppiness" please?

For me, it's Jagged Little Pill lately. It holds up.

The 1st 3 U2 albums (Boy, War, October)

INXS - Listen Like Thieves and Kick

Everything by Depeche Mode up until Ultra

Edie Brickell's 1st album

Anything Sade

Everything But The Girl's 90s stuff

Foreign Affair - Tina Turner

Results - Liza Minnelli

Ray of Light - Madonna

Bare - Annie Lennox

Runaway Horses - Belinda Carlisle

Tunnel of Love - Bruce Springsteen

Corinne Bailey Rae (self-titled)

Sisters of Avalon - Cyndi Lauper

Out of the Cradle - Lindsey Buckingham

A Secret Life - Marianne Faithfull

September in the Rain - Dinah Washington

Confessions on a Dance Floor - Madonna

Out of the Game - Rufus Wainwright

Hat Full of Stars - Cyndi Lauper

Dream of the Blue Turtles - Sting

The Force Behind the Power - Diana Ross

Reputation - Dusty Springfield

Bella Donna - Stevie Nicks

Strange Weather - Marianne Faithfull

Ten Summoner’s Tales - Sting

Nightclubbing - Grace Jones

Another Time and Place - Donna Summer

Elton John's "Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy"...probably the best album he ever made. And tons and tons of liner notes!

Dark Side of the Moon

Madame X has a fake ass and grill but this is the reason she is the Queen.

I [italic]Am[/italic] Datalounge's Biggest Douchebag, by Bump Bitch

lots of albums by the Beach Boys

Love - Forever Changes

World Clique by DeeeLite & Touch by Eurythmics & Graceland by Paul Simon

When I clean my apartment I like to listen to The B-52's, like their Cosmic Thing & Good Stuff albums. Cleaning is way more fun that way.

A Girl Called Dusty.

It’s Better To Travel - Swing Out Sister

One Touch - Sugababes.

Lindsey Buckingham: Go Insane