[scompton]

I voted for Wish You Were Here which is my favorite Pink Floyd album, but, hands down, my favorite album of 1975 is Natty Dread.

 

[Faust2D]

Manuel Göttsching - Inventions For Electric Guitar

 

[BigEat]

Captain Fantastic - Elton

Used to make out all the time with Kelly Basham in her parent's basement listening to that.

 

[hiccamer]

while all of these are great albums and I listen to them all, I would have to say the album from 1975 that I most listen to currently and would probably be my favorite at the moment is "The Mothership Connection" Parliment; if not "One Size Fits All" Zappa which is, of course, awesome.

 

[dr dougie]

So many great ones. I would add Wings Venus and Mars too.

 

[omegaman]

Neil Young - Tonights The Night gets my vote.

 

[krmathis]

No questions asked...
Pink Floyd - "Wish You Were Here"

 

[tom hankins]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Old Pa /img/forum/go_quote.gif X2; "Tangled Up in Blue" now playing on my stereo of the mind.

Make that X3. I am heading down to drop the needle on it right now.

 

[h3adbang3r]

A Night at the opera is by far my favorite

 

[tru blu]

Quote:

Originally Posted by omegaman /img/forum/go_quote.gif Neil Young - Tonights The Night gets my vote.

Boy, am I glad this was finally mentioned! Oh, and someone else said Mothership Connection, but I'm pretty sure that was 1976 because that's when I saw the tour. It was my first concert ever; went with my older sister and her boyfriend.

 

[Dr.Love]

Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here got my vote.

Led Zep's Physical Graffiti would be number two, great album!

 

[hazamatic]

It has to be Blood on the Tracks. Must be my most listened to album.

 

[uraflit]

wow, i dont even think of the "year" of releases at all... do you guys just remember this stuff or do you organize your music by year?

O.O

 

[in_utero]

Chocolate City- Parliament

 

[Wmcmanus]

Born to Run, simply because I was totally into Springsteen during my high school days (well, this album cam out when I was in 7th grade, but I was already into Bruce by then).

As much as I still love Born to Run (as poorly recorded as it sadly is, which I didn't even realize back then but it really bugs me now), I'd have to say that I've listened to Blood on the Tracks far more often than Born to Run during the past 15 years or so. In so many ways, it touches me more deeply.

So tough choice, but I can't pass up Born to Run since it was a cornerstone for me in my formative years.