Albums you played tirelessly, as a kid.

[Magic]

Lets see.......I wore out several albums:

Peter Framton ~ Frampton Comes Alive!

Iron Butterfly ~ In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida

Aerosmith ~ Live! Bootleg and Rocks

Bob Seger ~ Beautiful Loser and Night Moves

Eagles ~ Hotel California

Foreigner ~ Foreigner and Double Vision

Pink Floyd ~ Dark Side of the Moon

Bad Company ~ Strait Shooter and Desolation Angels

Outlaws ~ Outlaws (Green Grass and High Tides was side two, yanno)



And I wore these 8 tracks out:

Blackfoot ~ Strikes

The Cars ~ The Cars

Boston ~ Boston

Nantucket ~ Your Face or Mine

The Allman Brothers ~ Eat a Peach

Bee Gees ~ Spirits Having Flown

 

[Mr. Shadow]

George Gershwin "Rhapsody in Blue"
Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour"
Woodstock (both the triple and double albums)
Jimi Hendrix "Electric Ladyland"
The pre-electric Bob Dylan albums
Allman Brothers "Fillmore East"
Jefferson Airplane "Volunteers"
The Who "Live at Leeds"

... among others...

 

[R. Evans]

The first time I heard "The Wall" in its entirety, I was so freaking stoned that all I could do was sit there and cry.

Try watching the movie! It'll freak you out, especially when you've got chemical help.

 

[Magic]

Dunno, guys, Green Grass and High Tides deserves a bean bag chair to fall into. That was the ultimate stoner song in my day

 

[Slip'nn2Darkness]

Black Sabbath~Master of Reality

The Doors~The Soft Parade

Tower of Power~What Is Hip

Steppenwolf~ Monster

Led Zeppelin~ II

Chicago~Transit Authority

Three Dog Night~ Alive at the Filmore

Grand Funk~Red Album

 

[b.o.b.]

Judas Priest - Painkiller
Metallica - …And Justice for All / Garage Days Re-Revisited / Black Album
Iron Maiden – Seventh Son / No Prayer for the Dying / Fear of the Dark
Overkill – The Years of Decay
Kreator – Coma of Souls
Whitesnake – 1987
Scorpions – Crazy World
Bon Jovi – New Jersey
Cinderella – Heartbreak Station
Slayer – Reign in Blood / Seasons In The Abyss
Sepultura - Arise

 

[rollingstoned]

A few Beatles albums got that treatment from me

The Yellow Submarine Songtrack
Revolver
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Love
1

Also, Eric Clapton's "The Cream of Clapton" has and still does cop a beating

haha

 

[Mr. Shadow]

 

[monkeesfan1967]

I started out with Simon & Garfunkel's "Greatest Hits" album, then went to The Monkees "Greatest Hits", then I went to everything else from The Beatles to the Sex Pistols lol.

 

[Dave78]

BTO - BTO II, Not Fragile & Four Wheel Drive
Chicago - Chicago VII
Bad Company - Bad Company & Straight Shooter
The Who - Who's Next
Deep Purple - Machine Head
Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic & Rocks
Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive
Ted Nugent - Free For All & Cat Scratch Fever
KISS - Alive
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti & Presence
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours