If there was only ONE album/cd/release you can listen to, over and over.............

@jasonbourne52 + 1. 

Bach's Branden Brandenburg Concertos, in their entirety.

No matter the music you pick...it will make your crazy!!

Regards,

barts  

BEACH BOYS - PET SOUNDS

1) Pop/Rock - The Soundtrack to the movie 'Phenomenon'. Every cut is wonderful, and there's a broad swath of musical styles and artists.

2) Jazz - "Beyond the Missouri Sky' Charlie Hayden and Pat Metheny. Absolutely transcendent.

3) Classical  - 'Paul Galbraith Plays Bach: Violin Sonatas & Partitas'. Because they could not be performed on a standard guitar, he designed and built the instrument, he transcribed the pieces, and he performs them flawlessly. To accomplish one of these would be a crowning achievement for most. The achieve all of them is both humbling and inspring. 

Well I miss calculated. The album is 43 years old. I’ve listen to it at least once a week since then. That’s 2064 times! minimum. And I still love it.
Bent

The Clash-London Calling, perfect for an island.

Charles Mingus- The black saint and the sinner lady.

Frank Zappa’s Orchestra Favorites. I’ve already listen to it 100 times at least.

I was considering the Tony Bennett and Bill Evans album but, rightly, it's already been referenced.

So I'll plump for the second (1981) recording of the Goldberg Variations by Glenn Gould.

“Travelogue”. Joni Mitchell 

Waiting for Columbus is an excellent choice.  For me Miles Davis Kind of Blue and Radiohead The Bends

1) The Nightfly 

2) Frampton Comes Alive

Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scotts. So much good music and special guests. Happy holidays everyone.

Led Zeppelin II. Never gets old. Merry Christmas.

Pet Shop Boys - Behavior. The soundtrack to my youth.

Any recording played too often would be sickening , but let’s just say all time favorites , and then what type of music , from Rock , to jazz to R&B to symphony 

country , easy listening , that’s what I mean just too many areas to cover , each dept you may have your own favorites. Classics are timeless , as long as your give them time to go into memory. 

Exile on Main Street.’ Its got it all .

Kissin - Beethoven Emperor Piano Concerto

Maurizo Pollini - Schubert Piano Sonatas No 20 & 21.  On the Esoteric SACD release.  

Abbey Road - The Beatles, just slightly ahead of Astral Weeks.

There's an awful lot going on in that album.

Tony Bennett and Bill Evans duet album

Maybe "Quadrophenia", but I've never listened to it more than 2 times in a row.

DeKay

"The Last Days of Disco"

I never disco'd, but I like the movie soundtrack.

DeKay

Great question! I simply cannot list just one, as all of these for me are must haves, and can't live without(s):

Dave Mason - Alone Together

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass

Crosby, Stills & Nash - Crosby, Stills & Nash

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Deja Vu

David Gilmour - David Gilmour

America - America

David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name

Mind If We Make Love To You

"Hey wait a minute, do I know you?"

"We're rolling on a technicolor motoride"

DSOTM, Pink Floyd but you already knew that. 

Starland Vocal Band (self titled).  On day two, I jump off a bridge.

I'd begin to hate the music I formerly loved, sounds like hell to me. I'd rather listen to sounds of nature out on that island.

CSN&Y ... '4 Way Street'.

50 plus years later and I listen to it at least once a week.

Rich

Listening to the same song over and over, I was even able to memorize the lyrics hier, of some of the songs there.

I'm not going to touch classical music, but for everything else, probably Ziggy Stardust.

Nightbird - Eva Cassidy

Dark Side of the Moon! Pink Floyd's masterpiece.

Waiting for Columbus - Little Feat. Can’t wait to pick up the new remastered LPs and CD set. 
……And all the boys there at the bar began to sing along…..

CD of my son when he was the drummer for the Oklahoma State University Jazz Ensemble. 
 

I could never pick just one, so I will take a pass on this one.