5 most played albums?

[Darlica]

So, which 5 albums have been on heavy rotation on your stereo or Mp3 player the last three months?
Inquiring minds wants to know.   

Mine:
James, Best Of James
Anna Ternheim, Leaving On A Mayday
Tom Waits, Mule Variations
New Order, Get Ready
Jesus And Mary Chain, Automatic

[Opsa]

Oooh, good ones!

This toadfish is such a fogey I don't think we've changed the discs in our player for months, but for what it's worth, here's what's in there:

1)Raising Sand , Robert Plant and Alison Krauss

2)Etudes, Chopin

3)Let It Be... Naked, The Beatles

4)Journey of Dreams, Ladysmith Black Mambazo

5)What Do I Think I'm Thinking?, Zenon Slawinsky

[beagle]

1) Pet Shop Boys - Pop Art

2) Otway and Barrett - Deep & Meaningless

3) Floyd - Animals

4) New Order - Technique

5) Alphaville - Forever Young

[The Meromorph]

Eric Clapton - 461 Ocean Boulevard.
Captain Hook and the Medicine Show - Greatest Hits.
Janis Ian - Tea and Sympathy.
The Eagles - Greatest Hits.
Paul Simon - Graceland.

[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

Albums? The only album I've listened as such is Arvo Pärt's In Principio that I bought recently. But apart from that I don't listen albums, most likely I select Composers (Prokofiev's symphonies and ballets, Dvorak symphonies and symphonic poems, Bach [too long to list]), groups or specific musicians (Brad Sucks, Falik, The Police, Sting) and listen the full catalog I have.

[Bluenose]

Current play list at Chateau Blue, subject to change without notice...

The Audreys: Between last night and us

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here

Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells

James Taylor: October Road

Eva Cassidy: Songbird

[Kaliayev]

In no particular order

1) Gang of Four - A Brief History of the Twentieth Century

2) Immortal Technique - The 3rd World (Bonus Edition)

3) John Frusciante - The Empyrean

4) Tool - Undertow

5) Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf

[Pachyderm]

I tend to listen to the radio, or audio books.

[beagle]

I used to listen to the wireless but I can't find 2LO on my latest one.

[Griffin NoName]

I can't find Luxemberg or Caroline

[stellinacadente]

Audiloslave - Audioslave

AC DC - Back in Black

Maroon 5- Songs about Jane

Iron Man - The Sound Track (my daughter cracks me up every time it's on she "flies" like Iron Man LOL)

Pearl Jam- Riot Act

[Scriblerus the Philosophe]

In no particular order

1) Gang of Four - A Brief History of the Twentieth Century

2) Immortal Technique - The 3rd World (Bonus Edition)

3) John Frusciante - The Empyrean

4) Tool - Undertow

5) Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf

You have good taste, friend.

I tend to pick artists, too, but...
Busdriver: "Fear of a Black Tangent"

Sage Francis: "Human the Death Dance"

Corvus Corax: Venus Vina Musica

Daft Punk: Human After All

Lisa Gerrad: The Silver Tree

[Kaliayev]

Thanks!  Yours isn't bad either.  Is that a new one from Sage Francis?  The album name isn't ringing any bells, and I seem to have bits and pieces from nearly all of his earlier albums.

[roystonoboogie]

Pardon the thread necromancy, but I like some of these threads. As of this week:

1: Random Access Memories, Daft Punk
2: Wasting Light, Foo Fighters
3: Rumour and Sigh, Richard Thompson
4: Solid Air, John Martyn
5: The Stone Roses, The Stone Roses*

_{*I need to keep a CD in the car stereo, or else it switches on in the middle of the night and flattens the battery. Currently, this is the CD. So when there are frankly unbearable commercials or unlistenable songs from musicals on the radio, I get to listen to 'I Wanna Be Adored' again.}

[Bruder Cuzzen]

Hmmm
I will have to say the following greatest hits albums in no particular order :

The Smiths ( mainly for ' There is a light that never goes out )

XTC ' Drums and Snares ' , i think that is the title .

Moody Blues for Tuesday Afternoon and Nights in White Satin .

Roxy Music , Avalon

The Greatest Hits of 1820

The list is likely to change .