Last song you had on repeat for more then 10 times?

[Jared McKinley]

it was maybe 3 weeks ago, but Agoraphobia by Deerhunter got played about 20 times in a day's time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oup-m8Hxx4Y

I have been playing the shit out of this album since it came out. Only lately have I decreased, mainly because I got some old Epsilon albums that I have on heavy rotation.

also playing a lot of Eat Skull's latest Wild and Inside.

[orangettecoleman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MciEWq5_ ... r_embedded
I probably listened to this song 30 times in a row. I still get sad when the last little cymbal hit fades out- and i hit repeat. again and again. I also try to do the little dance in my computer chair.

[J.F.]

PJ Harvey - Reeling

This is a (rather brutal) band version, and part of the Albini-batch recorded in late 1992 for "Rid of Me". This particular version was released as a b-side or something, anyway it's likely my favorite PJ Harvey-track.

[Salty Swift]

PJ Harvey - Reeling

This is a (rather brutal) band version, and part of the Albini-batch recorded in late 1992 for "Rid of Me". This particular version was released as a b-side or something, anyway it's likely my favorite PJ Harvey-track.

I saw PJ during her first tour - just after her debut was released.....concert lasted about 45 minutes - there were some bottles thrown on stage and heckling......all in all, I didn't get a sense of urgency in her music.....she never appealed to the core, I guess.....some of her early music was ok, but just that......I should dig up my review of that concert....

[cheerios]

Not quite 10 times, but I'm sure I'll get to it by the end of the evening: Seavault - Cornfields

it's off of the Not Given Lightly CD? anthology of underground music from New Zealand

the song is too beautiful for words.

[smithy]

Ray Gun Suitcase, St Arkansas and Why I Hate Women by Pere Ubu. I've never played anything 10 times in a row but I play these albums often. Equal or better to their early albums.

[eraritjaritjaka]

danny weed - alligator riddem

[tadk]

Omega - Gyöngyhajú lány

not recently, but there used to be a time...

[bedouin]

Chairman Mao - Greg Malcolm
6:49 min. bliss from Homesick for Nowhere - Corpus Hermeticum 2002

[d'incise]

Chairman Mao - Greg Malcolm
6:49 min. bliss from Homesick for Nowhere - Corpus Hermeticum 2002

oh I did listen to that track so many time...

more recently:
"crows_landing" (Theo Angell and The Tabernacle Hillside Singers - Auraplinth)

[cheerios]

um, oh shit, i feel it coming, on play number 3 now...that's right: "Say You Will" by Fleetwood Mac.

[Yii]

The High Llamas - New Broadway

[the orchestra drowns]

Judee Sill, "Emerald River Dance"

[J.F.]

The version of "The Bob (Medley)" Roxy Music recorded for the BBC in August 1972. Eno's stylings are fun to listen to, but I'm particular impressed by Brian Ferry's vocal-performance during the first segment (and the similar but shorter last part).

[Yii]

Paul Anka "Put Your Head On My Shoulder"

[grant]

Death In June - Crush My Love

A broken dream
Hangs over life
I feel no pain
I feel nothing

Like empty shells
Like coffins
Dead
Just emptiness
Just emptiness

Judas

[Salty Swift]

Karen Young - Deetour [Party Mix]

yes - that Karen Young
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfD9dG5F5YA

BTW - Joda - you broke my heart last week - where the hell where you??? I waited outside the Wrongbar and waited and waited......

[stupidshawn]

I definitely listened to "Sow Some Lonesome Corner So Many Flowers Will Bloom" by A Silver Mt. Zion AT LEAST 10 times when I first bought that album on vinyl. I find something incredibly pure and genuine in the vocal parts at the beginning. I'm still hung up on that song.

[surfer]

I'm trying to find and listen to every version of "Sea of Love" ever recorded. There are at least 20 versions.

not sure this counts.

[leroysghost]

bilnd willy johnson - sweeter as the years go by

I'm trying to find and listen to every version of "Sea of Love" ever recorded. There are at least 20 versions.

hard to beat phil phillips though