Which album have you heard the most

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   After similar polls seen round the traps:

Which album (jazz or otherwise) do you estimate you've heard the most? How many spins?

For me no surprises, probably Led Zeppelin IV - as to the amount of times, no chance of guessing, but a few
Second might be Dark side of the Moon

Jazz album would be KOB with Koln Concert up there somewhere too

(Obviously newer albums can't compete so well in turns of total spins, as I've owned some of the classics much longer)

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dreadpirateroberts Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Forum Admin Group Joined: 06 Jul 2011 Location: AU Status: Offline Points: 1836	Post Options Post Reply Quote dreadpirateroberts Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Which album have you heard the most Posted: 10 Sep 2012 at 8:52am
	After similar polls seen round the traps: Which album (jazz or otherwise) do you estimate you've heard the most? How many spins? For me no surprises, probably Led Zeppelin IV - as to the amount of times, no chance of guessing, but a few Second might be Dark side of the Moon Jazz album would be KOB with Koln Concert up there somewhere too (Obviously newer albums can't compete so well in turns of total spins, as I've owned some of the classics much longer)
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js Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Forum Admin Group Site admin Joined: 22 Dec 2010 Location: Memphis Status: Offline Points: 35160	Post Options Post Reply Quote js Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 10 Sep 2012 at 10:26am
	The jazz album I've heard the most would be Miles' "Agharta", I used to listen to that all the time, a close second would be "Miles Live at the Fillmore". Sun Ra's "Angels and Demons at Play" is another old favorite. Most played non-jazz album would be one of the classical albums from my youth, possibly "Scherezade". Deep Purple's "Made in Japan" is a long time favorite. Going back to early favorites on the AM radio, I'd say "Sly and the Family Stone Greatest Hits" is one that might still get played. Edited by js - 10 Sep 2012 at 8:46pm

idlero Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Forum Senior Member VIP member Joined: 07 Apr 2011 Status: Offline Points: 2158	Post Options Post Reply Quote idlero Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 10 Sep 2012 at 1:43pm
	Being a relative new comer to jazz and having experienced more than 2000 albums, I didn't have much time to dedicate to any specific album although I do have some favorites. I don't think I listened more than 20-30 times to any specific album.Now, the piece I listened to most times is John Surman's 'Nestor's Saga' for which I had a fixation at some time. Non jazz, beside classical music where I might have listened tens to hundreds of times to some works, I guess I listened most to Pink Floyd 'Wish you were here' and Jean Michel Jarre 'Oygene' .
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darkshade Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Forum Senior Member Joined: 09 Mar 2011 Location: New Jersey Status: Offline Points: 1966	Post Options Post Reply Quote darkshade Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 10 Sep 2012 at 2:28pm
	Based on memory, I would say my top 5 most listened are: Return to Forever - "Romantic Warrior" Herbie Hancock - "Thrust" also: "Sextant", "Headhunters", "Man-Child", and "Mr. Hands" Miles Davis - "Kind of Blue" also: "Big Fun" and "In A Silent Way". John Scofield - "Uberjam" Jaco Pastorious - "Jaco Pastorious" Didn't want to "Flood" the list with Herbie Hancock albums, as all those albums of his were listened to A LOT by me a few years back, and still get the occasional listen. I know these have been listened to a lot, as they are albums I overplayed, which is not necessarily something I do with most jazz albums. The list makes it look like I rarely listen to non-fusion jazz, but the thing is, I started out with fusion, and slowly got more and more into post-bop, hard bop, modal jazz, etc. So this list represents the albums I've had for a longer time, and enjoyed extensively. If this were a top 10, there'd be more non-fusion albums in placements 6-10.
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	Probably it is "Wired" of Jeff Beck for me. The origin that I used for fusion. Or it may be "I.O.U" of Allan Holdsworth. I am always a big fan of AH. If it is jazz, I will choose "Ugetsu" of Art Blakey. It was the moment when it realized charm and the talent that Wayne Shorter had at the same time again.

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	The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway by Genesis, according to iTunes I have listened to it start to finish 165 times.


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	Of any album? Probably a Radiohead album. Any of them from OK Computer onward. Of any Jazz album? Probably KOB. My dad's upcoming album has been on repeat all over the house and in every car, so I would think that takes a close second.

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	I haven't the slightest idea. I'm going to assume something by K Crimson. Perhaps Discipline or Larks' Tongues.
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	Oy.... I suppose it would be my very first album I ever boughtSupertramp's Crime Of The Century... I bought the second day it was out in Canada (Sept 74) and played the vinyl transparent.... OK, I more or less didn't listen to it for over a decade (the 80's), but since it's one of these albums my GF of 20 years loves, it still gets a fair bit of spins nowadays, especially when travelling long distances by car... Yup, I have to make compromises with her: she doesn't like jazz at all (excepted stuff like ella and Satchmo), so I have to remain within the bounds of her tastes, meeting mine... others heard almost too many times that I regularly play in her presence are early JM Jarre, Pink Floyd, some "symphonic" Tangerine Dream (Force Majeure-type), etc... Others would be Caravanserai, Hymn Of The Seventh Galaxy, Sad Wings Of Destiny ( not jazz, but yeah, I still spin that once or twice a year), A Love Supreme, Tyner's Sahara , Out Of Focus' s/t album, etc...
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