Non. Last album you listened to all the way through

[USCherry]

My wife said “Revolution Radio, Green Day”

 

[Lord Snooty]

‘Council Skies’ Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.

 

[GARYafCb]

Did 2 back to back yesterday
Fred again.. Actual Life 2 & 3
Wonderful

 

[Reality and Realism]

Leonard Cohen - Thanks For The Dance and Iron Maiden - The Book Of Souls.

 

[Forza Rossoneri!]

Weezer - SZNZ: Winter

 

[Old Rattle]

Crash Course UK Subs

 

[punkrockcherry]

Having dipped in amd out of Iggy Pop's back catalogue over the last few days, I decided I wanted something a little more chilled this morning.

The very best of Jake Thackray

 

[fritter]

Having dipped in amd out of Iggy Pop's back catalogue over the last few days, I decided I wanted something a little more chilled this morning.

The very best of Jake Thackray

Wag wag woof woof

 

[Doofus]

Zeit. Rammstein.

 

[98Grad]

“The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion”

The Black Crowes

 

[redskins]

Pieces of a man - Gill Scott Heron

 

[fritter]

Pieces of a man - Gill Scott Heron

Ooh. Ooh.
Yes.

 

[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.

No, it was Deep Purple - In Rock.

 

[CherryBeetle]

Right now. Omnium Gatherum - The Burning Cold. My all time favourite band of all time. Progressive melodic death metal at it's absolute peak. (imho) !

 

[Toronto John]

“The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion”

The Black Crowes

Fronting for Aerosmith here in September. Might need the ear-plugs for that one.

 

[Roadrunner]

Ray Wilson - Change
Ex-Genesis & very underrated artist

 

[Bourne Mouthy]

Chris Rea - Dancing With Strangers.
One of my all time favourite albums.

 

[RobTrent]

Frank Sinatra - Live At The Sands.

 

[davidwhitehead]

I can highly recommend the book A Fabulous Creation by David Hepworth, all about the astonishing cultural importance of the album, when growing up during the golden era of the LP.

 

[RobTrent]

I can highly recommend the book A Fabulous Creation by David Hepworth, all about the astonishing cultural importance of the album, when growing up during the golden era of the LP.

He's written some great books.