Non. Last album you listened to all the way through

[fritter]

No gaps. No missed tracks. An album you proper listened to. Like the old days.

Mine was Exodus by BMW.

 

[kirsikka]

Sometimes it's good to do your homework...

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMNMmvIC2uGbYmKfmw-ebMTs8JKgvyvbZ

 

[afcb_rednblack]

Tumbleweed Connection, Elton John

 

[table]

Abraxas - Santana

 

[tedisking]

Blimey....hurry on the season.....

 

[SeafrontSupporter]

Talk Talk

The Colour of Spring

 

[SeafrontSupporter]

Blimey....hurry on the season.....

Is that a relatively new release?..

 

[fritter]

Abraxas - Santana

A perfect album.

 

[RobTrent]

JJ72 - JJ72

 

[tedisking]

Is that a relatively new release?..

I've been playing it for a while now

 

[EasternRed]

Sehnsucht, Rammstein

 

[Toronto John]

Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill. Included some really nice lead vocals by David Palmer on Dirty Work and Brooklyn, as well as primo Donald Fagen.

 

[fritter]

Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill. Included some really nice lead vocals by David Palmer on Dirty Work and Brooklyn, as well as primo Donald Fagen.

Another perfect album.

 

[CherryBeetle]

I always listen to albums all the way through from start to finish. I don't know any other way.

Think my last one was ZZ Top - Tejas.

 

[CherryBare]

Interpol - other side

 

[Mdl]

Dr Dre 2001

 

[ErikthViking]

I often listen to albums all the way through.

The most recent, though, was Quadrophenia.

 

[Third world man]

Phoenix by Dirty Loops.

 

[punkrockcherry]

Struggle by Bunny Wailer

 

[corfe_red]

The Man Who Sold The World.....very underrated IMO.....this morning in work, followed by Live and Dangerous.