Guns n Roses - Appetite for Destruction

Literally wore out 2 cassette copies during the summer of 1988.

Undercover. On my third copy (vinyl). The CD and cassette are still in great condition, though.

stones singles jumping jack flash & honky tonk women. album EXILE.

Eoms, tattoo you. Some girls

....without a doubt Get Yer Ya Yas Out! I think I bought that album possibly three or four times as I wore it out so much (which says a lot for a cheapskate like myself LOL). However, my last copy has got Mick Taylor's signature which is probably my most prized possession.

The record I played to death was Tattoo You,Black and Blue and Goats Head Soup

Feel The Fear
And Do It Anyway

Funny Still Life also played it everywhere home car on my walkman yes walkman...
and tattoo you

oh and Georgia Satellites 1st album

Least played...dirty work, bridges and interestingly something from the 60s...got live if you want it

I've played many records to death - off the top of my head:

When they first were released:

Stones - Made in the Shade , Some Girls & Tattoo You
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Street Survivors
Johnny Winter Captured Live
Bob Marley - Kaya & Uprising
X - Los Angeles & Wild Gift
The Blasters - American Music
The Clash - London Calling
The Specials

After they were released:
Hendrix - Electric Ladyland, Cry of Love, and Rainbow Bridge
Stones - Beggars, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Exile, Hot Rocks
Beatles - everything.

I've owned multiple copies of all of the above throughout the years, except Made in The Shade as I still have the original vinyl (the first Stones album I bought).
It's trashed, thrashed, scratched, and falling apart. Unplayable, but loads of memories attached to it

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

...Always Van the Mans Astral Weeks and remastered with extra-tracks..

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Ya Ya's
Ya Ya's
Ya Ya's
Ya Ya's
Ya Ya's

Well you heard about the Boston.....


<Holy Crap! This ain't the Beatles!>

I's have to say Ya Yas too.


...Though that first original pressing I bought still sounds the best of the various copies I have.

Just to add a boring technical slkant to this thread...

... Records you think you played to death on primitive old record decks are often later found to be in good nick when played on higher quality equipment years later.

This is becausw a high quality stylus profiles tend to run on a lower path in the groove, on vinyl often untouched by the big spherical styli of old.

Ya Yas.The first I got.

Probably Rolled Gold to begin with. Tattoo You as well. Most listened to album ever would be Miles Davis Kind of Blue it just gets better every time. You don't have to be a jazz snob to listen to this.


John Nicholls

John, you beat me to it!! Rolled Gold - not only the first Stones album that I got into but also the first album first stop. I played my dad's copy non-stop for 3 months and only stopped when Some Girls was released.

Eventually I bought a new copy and kindly gave my dad back his old crackled version - but I also swapped the cover over. The new shiny version just didn't seem right and I liked the faded 'vinyl ring' version!

Still my favourite compilation - can't beat having the songs in chronological order!

Forty licks plays in my van everyday cd has outlasted last 4 vans also have copy at home and on iPhone can't imagin life without this soundtrack in the background

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Probably Rolled Gold to begin with. Tattoo You as well. Most listened to album ever would be Miles Davis Kind of Blue it just gets better every time. You don't have to be a jazz snob to listen to this.


John Nicholls

Kind of Cool!

Cathy Chamberlain album on Warner Bros. Records

Let it bleed - The Rolling Stones
Turning Point - John Mayall
Slide Area - Ry Cooder
Running on empty - Jackson Browne
Led Zeppelin II - Led Zeppelin
Sweet Forgiveness - Bonnie Raitt
Abraxas - Santana
Waiting for columbus - Little Feat
Strangers in the night - UFO
A Stone's Throw - Mick Taylor
Disreali Gears - Cream
Nursery Cryme - Genesis
Stepping out (bootleg) - Cream
Live in Detroit 1974 - The Faces
Rocks - Aerosmith
Appetite for destruction - Guns N' Roses
Second Helping - Lynyrd Skynyrd



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The one I've bought the most:

Talking Book by Stevie Wonder
Vinyl
Casette
CD
Download

And I'm not a Stevie Wonder fan

And

EOMS
Vinyl
Cassette
CD
CD deluxe

From all of my music collction (Stones and non-Stones as well) Dirty Work probably is the record I´ve listened to most frequently. Did it again yesterday and it was the same enjoyable experience as ever.

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From all of my music collction (Stones and non-Stones as well) Dirty Work probably is the record I´ve listened to most frequently. Did it again yesterday and it was the same enjoyable experience as ever.

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