Don’t Pull Your Love Out on Me Baby by – I’ve forgotten.
And the first George Strait Greatest Hits – wore out the tape. This was in the days before CDs. Played it over and over and over, the whole thing.
And Crazy Little Thing Called Love. 
Off the top of my head…
Blinded by the light (long version) – Manfred Mann
In My Life – Beatles
One – U2
and this little-known Janis Joplin gem called
Little Girl Blue
“Hyperballad” (the Brodsky Quartet version) - Bjork
“Paranoid Andriod” - Radiohead
“Holiday” - Green Day
“Walking Contradiciton” - Green Day
“Hitchin’ Ride” - Green Day
“Midnight Radio” - John Camerion Mitchell in “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”
“Exquisite Corpse” - John Camerion Mitchell in “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”
“Watch Your Tone” - Skankin’ Pickle
“Pick Up Lines” - Dance Hall Crashers
“Ruby Soho” - Rancid
And oh so many more but I have to go now!
Elvis Presley Blues - Gillian Welch
and of course
Rio - Duran Duran
MiM
“Fragile” by Sting
“One” by U2
One memorable night I had just met some folks who had just bought some incredible new speakers (Polk SDA-1’s) and we kept repeating (and turning up) “Red Rain” by Peter Gabriel until the Cops showed up.
Aaaahhh memories
Unclviny
Good og, I don’t even think I own but a handful of these songs, and only a couple out of those I do own I would listen to more then once and that being Croce’s I’ve Got a Name. And while I love my Iron Maiden I don’t tend to listen to many of their songs more then once, though it does depend on my mood.
my list:
The Wake of Magellan - Savatage
Radar Love, Long Blond Animal - Golden Earring
Business As Usual - Gary Moore
I don’t do it much since I don’t want people to think I’m crazy and now I can’t remember all the ones I do like to listen to more then once.
With me, this mostly happens with They Might Be Giants, so I’ll give them their own special section:
“Birdhouse in Your Soul”
“Istanbul, Not Constantinople”
“Ana Ng”
“Kiss Me, Son of God”
“They’ll Need a Crane”
“Shoehorn with Teeth”
“Hey, Mr. DJ, I Thought You Said We Had a Deal”
“Put Your Hand Inside the Puppet Heat”
“Don’t Let’s Start”
“Rhythm Section Want Ad”
“James K. Polk”
“The Spiraling Shape”
“Monsters of Mud”
“Museum of Idiots”
“The Edison Museum”
“Illinois” (John Linnell)
“South Carolina” (John Linnell)
“Maine” (John Linnell)
“The Devil Went Down to Newport” (Mono Puff)
Others:
“Walkin’” Paul Kantner, Grace Slick & David Freiberg
“Fast Buck Freddie” Jefferson Starship
“Skateboard” Jefferson Starship
“Lightning Rose” Jefferson Starship
“Lilith’s Song” Paul Kantner
“Birthday” The Sugar Cubes
“Gepetto” Belly
“Peekaboo” Siouxie and the Banshees
“That’s Good” Devo
“Devo Has Feelings Too” Devo
“Auto Mowdown” Devo
“Space Junk” Devo
“Parallels” Yes
“Machine Messiah” Yes
“Le Poinçonneur des lilas” Serge Gainsbourg
“Samba de uma Nota Sol” João Gilberto
“Aguas de Março” João Gilberto
“Hoedown” Aaron Copeland
“St. Paul’s Suite” Gustav Holst
“Nothing but Flowers” Talking Heads
“Play-Doh Woman” Jazzin’ Hell
Okay, that’s enough. Please pardon my enthusiasm.
Dido - Don’t Leave Home
311 - Lovesong
Sarah Mclachlan - Fallen
Crash Test Dummies - Mmm mmm mmm
AFI - Leaving Song Pt 2, Girls Not Grey, Silver and Cold
The Cure - Just Like Heaven, Lovesong
Tool - Stinkfist
A Perfect Circle - The Hollow
Floater - Independence Day
Muse - Hysteria
It can do that. A friend and I heard it for the first time when we were in college. We were on our way to a movie or somesuch when it came on the radio. He pulled off into a parking lot, and we sat there and shivered through the rest of it. We went straight to a music store from there and dug through stuff until we found a copy, then listened to it over and over. I still play it two or three times in a row, sometimes.
Some other occasional repeaters:
“The Selkie” – Amberhawke (Linda King-Burdge)
“The Ballad of Cathain” – Grant Lee Phillips (from the “Witchblade” TV series)
“We Want a Rock” – They Might Be Giants
“UHF” – Weird Al (What?)
“Sultans of Swing” – Dire Straits
“Zoot Suit Riot” – Cherry Popping Daddies
“House of Bamboo” – Southern Culture on the Skids
“The Mummers’ Dance” – Loreena McKennet
“One Night in Bangkok” – Murray Head
“One Piece at a Time” – Johnny Cash
“I Love Rock and Roll” – Joan Jett
There are others, but I think that’s a representative sample. What it represents, though, I’m not sure.
>The Way You Dream - 1 Giant Leap feat. Michael Stipe
>Cornershop, Brimful of Asha (the ‘Everybody needs a bosom for a pillow’ song)
Ohhhhhh good heavens. I overplayed those songs for MONTHS and I still love 'em.
Also, over the years and lately:
Moonchild - Cibo Matto
Natural Blues - Moby
Moondance - Van Morrison
D’yer Maker - Led Zeppelin
Unfinished Sympathy - Massive Attack
Carmelita - Dwight Yoakam
White Girl - X
Drive - Melissa Ferrick (aka “Lesbian Viagra”)
Blue Trane & Equinox - St. John Coltrane
Sabor a Mi - Los Lobos
Karoon Na Yad Magar - Najma
Challa - Panjabi MC & Gurdas Mann
Syncronicity 2 - Police
More Than This - Roxy Music
TKO - Teddy Pendegrass
Crocodile Rock - Elton John
so many good ones already mentioned. i’d second quite a few, but these stand out:
NIN - something i can never have
smashing pumpkins - soma or mayonaisse, or for that matter the whole damn album ‘siamese dream’
tori amos - usually complete albums on repeat
and above all … can’t belive this is 91 posts in and nobody else has listed …
Otis Redding - Sittin’ On the Dock of the Bay
Most recently, The Air That I Breathe by The Hollies. Others I can remember *Au Fond du Temple Saint * from Bizet’s Pearl Fishers (with the incomparable Nicolai Gedda). When I was young and in love, I had Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Chicago) on an “endless” cassette tape.
At least you have some taste. My daughter refuses to believe that anyone sang this before her precious Westlife.
“Bang Bang” - Dispatch
“The Kids Aren’t Alright” - Offspring
“Staring At the Sun” - Offspring
“Bullet the Blue Sky” - U2
“Lady Marmalade” - Various girly singers
“Mrs. Potter’s Lullabye” - Counting Crows
“Bring the Night On” - Eve 6
“Jolly Mon Sing” - Jimmy Buffet
The Allegro part of the Spring movement of “Four Season” - Vivaldi
The Offspring’s entire ‘Americana’ album.
There are many others I can’t think of right now, much to my roommate’s dismay.
Right now, it’s “I’m okay” (by My Chemical Romance).
Other songs I’ve played over and over:
Live–All Over You, I Alone, Lightning Crashes
Pearl Jam–Release, Black, Nothingman, Garden, Corduroy, Rear View Mirror
Fuel–Shimmer, Hemmorhage (In My Hand)
U2–With or Without You, Heartland, All I Want Is You, One, New Years Day, October, and almost everything on The Unforgettable Fire, especially 4th of July, Promenade, A Sort of Homecoming, and MLK
Temple of the Dog–Hungerstrike
Breaking Benjamin–Cold
Stone Temple Pilots–Wicked Garden, Plush, Trippin on a Hole in a Paper Heart
Soundgarden–Spoonman, Fell on Black Days
Nickelback–Breathe
Alice in Chains–Would
Remy Zero–Save Me
Matchbox 20–Long Day
I almost forgot Wire (also on The Unforgettable Fire).
'Scuse me, I gotta go listen to some music!
There are so many songs that I do this with…
“Sexy Sadie” and “While my Guitar Gently Weeps” - The Beatles
“Go Now” - The Moody Blues
“30 Days in the Hole” - Humble Pie
“19th Nervous Breakdown”, “Brown Sugar”, and “Miss You” - The Rolling Stones
“Slow Motion” - Third Eye Blind
“No Sugar Tonight” - The Guess Who
(almost) anything by Aerosmith
“Dazed and Confused”, “Houses of the Holy”, and “What is and What Should Never Be” - Led Zeppelin
I could go on forever.
[QUOTE=Sunshine and Smiles]
I was wondering the same thing.
I haven’t read the whole thread, but somehow I doubt anyone has posted:
“Let me tell you about her” Elvis Costello