Do you play the same records over and over again?

There are a handful of LPs that I turn to depending on mood.

When stressed I will play the Sveshnikov Russian recording of the Rachmaninoff "All night vigil".  The Vespers portion of that truly can calm the soul.  Similarly the Ockeghem Requiem.

When I need catharsis - Mahler 2, I have several versions but the Levine CSO is my LP of choice.

In a reflective mood the Mercury Starker cello suites are a frequent choice.

Yes it's called life. Groundhog day. Enjoy the music and life

mark200mph I've never driven at 200mph.  170 at COTA the fastest.

@mulveling 

And rock music is way waaaaay more than just Dire Straits (I listen to them maybe once a year). Brothers in Arms sounds good but there’s plenty of exciting rock that sounds just as good even (sometimes) on the cheap "Club" pressings.

I agree but I think Dire Straits (self titled) is the better than B in A in terms of music and production/SQ (The MOFI OMR is quite good). B in A was one of the first DDD CDs back in the day if I remember correctly, so perhaps the vinyl version isn't quite as good as earlier albums as it was digital all the way.

I have a couple of AP reissues of Bad Company that are pretty great, among others.

@rvpiano I never listen to anything based on SQ alone, I have to like the music.

And I do stream a lot but when I sit down to play vinyl, most records are chosen for mood/music/production/pressing quality, generally in that order as my record collection is relatively new and were selected after deciding whether what I buy is "worth" owning on vinyl.