You're stranded on an desert island: What 10 albums do you want with you?

[Upthevibe]

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Basically, what are your favorite albums

I'll post mine (subject to change, of course and not in any kind of order):

Tapestry - Carole King
Dark Side of The Moon - Pink Floyd
Hotel California - The Eagles
Damn The Torpedoes - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Nevermind - Nirvana
American Idiot - Green Day
Back To Black - Amy Winehouse
The Lion and the Cobra - Sinead O'Connor
The Joshua Tree - U2
Harvest - Neil Young
**Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John

*Abbey Road - The Beatles
Sgt. Pepper - The Beatles


*Their Own Category

**I couldn't whittle it down so I have 12 on here.....
I forgot one that I have to add: August and Everything After - The Counting Crows

NO GREATEST HITS! (Thanks for the reminder)

[Goodheart]

1. This is kind of easy

My self-imposed rules here: no greatest hits albums, and no second album from the same artist

New Order: Power, Corruption, and Lies
Beach Boys: Pet Sounds
Beatles: Abbey Road
Pink Floyd: The Division Bell
Simon & Garfunkel: Bridge Over Troubled Water
Toad the Wet Sprocket: Dulcinea
10,000 Maniacs: Our Time in Eden
Supertramp: Breakfast in America
Elton John: Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Jackson Browne: Late for the Sky

[Upthevibe]

24. Goodheart...............

These were also a consideration for me:

Pet Sounds
Bridge Over Troubled Waters
Breakfast in America

Thank you!

[chicoescuela]

2. Jimmy Buffett A1A. His best in my opinion

Which doesn’t mean crap but to me

[Upthevibe]

25. chicoescuela ........

Thank you

I've enjoyed Jimmy Buffet's music as well...

[chicoescuela]

60. My favorite for the last 50 years. I was stunned to learn of his passing.

[BOSSHOG]

55. Oh My Friend

If it’s anything Jimmy Buffet it’s his best to me. His last CD, Equal Strain on all Parts is a wonder to listen to. Released after his death. Check out the 2011 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Poster.

[chicoescuela]

66. I'll have to give it a listen. Thank you

[Goonch]

3. Lov͟e͟ ͟- F͟o͟r͟ever Changes 1967 / Bee Gees Odessa 1969 / 0:15 / 42:55 Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon

[Goodheart]

8. I would probably rank the Bee Gees as having my favorite total body of work....

just can't find one album to crack my top ten.

[Upthevibe]

26. Goonch....

As I said in another post, Breakfast in America was on my short list.

Thank you...

[Goonch]

93. Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays - 1981 As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls- Keith Jarrett - Kln Concert

[malthaussen]

103. "Forever Changes" is a gem.

Hard to believe Love was what, the "third-best" group in LA at the time?

-- Mal

[blm]

4. Bowie - Changes

Prince - Purple Rain
Roxy Music - Avalon
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd -Dark Side of the Moon
Rosanne Cash - Seven Year Ache
Chess Record Collection
American Music Club - Everclear
INXS - Kick
Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

Gotta add Joe Cocker and Leon Russell - Mad Dogs and Englishmen
and Queen - Night at the Opera

[Upthevibe]

29. blm.

Purple Rain was on my short list. I've been to a lot of concerts and the best one I've ever been to was Prince in Los Angeles around 2011!

Seven year Ache - Roseanne Cash! She's wonderful...And, she's an amazing progressive. That was a great album.

Thank you!

[Srkdqltr]

5. Does the deserted Island have electricity?

or WiFi? otherwise, they just take up space.

[blm]

9. Of course it does.

Every deserted island has electricity and a high end Pioneer stereo set up just waiting for you. 😉

[Srkdqltr]

10. Good to know. LOL

[malthaussen]

98. Pioneer high end?

I will have to insist on McIntosh tube components, thanks.

-- Mal

[blm]

102. Hey, we're doing our high school dreaming here. ✌🏽

[Upthevibe]

31. Srkdqltr........

I've suspended reality in this situation!

Thanks!

[Buttoneer]

56. Solar panels. /nt

[coprolite]

6. Here area few i would like to have

Dire Straits
Dire Straits Communique
Dire Straits Telegraph Road
Bruce Springsteen The Seeger Sessions
Journey Escape
Mark Knofler Sailing to Philadelphia
Jim Croce Life and Times
Dobbie Brothers The Captain and Me
Chicago IX
Electric Light Orchestra Out of the blue

[ailsagirl]

22. I miss Dire Straits!! nt

[Upthevibe]

34. coprolite ..............

Born to Run, Bruce Springsteen was on my short list. And ELO, Out of the Blue was as well! Also, I LOVE the Dire Straits.

Thank you!

[Jrose]

7. A variety of music genres...

-Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons'
-Stravinsky's 'Rite of Spring'
-John Coltrane's 'Giant Steps'
-The 'Sgt. Pepper' album by the Beatles
-Joni Mitchell's 'Court and Spark
-Santana's 'Abraxis'

[Goodheart]

11. Joni Mitchell is soooooo underappreciated

Great songwrither, and that stop and go voice of hers... what more to say.

[Upthevibe]

41. Goodheart.......

Joni Mitchell is one of the best!

Thank you!

[Upthevibe]

37. JRose......

That is quite eclectic taste!

Thank you!

[world wide wally]

12. I update this list quite often, it seems

Allman Bros Live at the Fillmore East
Derek and the Dominoes- Layla
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
New Riders of the Purple Sage Gypsie Cowboy
Grateful Dead- Skull Album
Madeline Peyrou
Santana - Caravanserai
Rory Gallagher- Europe 71
How Blue Can We Get- Various old blues guys
James Taylor-Sweet Baby James
Led Zeppelin III

[blm]

18. Love Madeleine Peyroux.

[Lochloosa]

30. I would have to add Dead Live Europe 72 to that collection.

[OAITW r.2.0]

36. Me too.

But, seriously, it's difficult to judge the Dead by albums as there is so much choice audio content to listen to. Even today, I hear a tune, in a show I never heard, and say...whoa. sweet.

[OAITW r.2.0]

32. Skull and Roses would be one of my choices.

1971 - brilliant fucking live sound capture. The fucking audio wizards were a serious part of the Dead.

[Upthevibe]

39. world wide wally

Sweet Baby James is one I listened to over and over when I was in Jr. High. I love that album.

Thank you!

[malthaussen]

99. I picked "Live at Montreux" for Rory.

Maybe cheating a little, it's a double dvd -- but it has the video of him doing "Shadow Play" in 1979, which I could watch forever.

-- Mal

[world wide wally]

111. I saw him at a small club outside Chicago 2 or 3 times....amazing

[Chipper Chat]

13. All of the previous selections plus:

Ferde Grofe - Grand Canyon Suite (Eugene Ormandy/Philadelphia Orchestra)
.
Manhattan transfer live album
.
Tuba Skinny with Maria Muldaur
.
Camille Saint-saens - Organ Symphony
(any artist).
.
Best of Cole Porter - various artists.
.
Country joe and the Fish - Electric music for the mind and Body.
.
O Brother Where Art Thou - soundtrack.
.
Hank Williams Jr - greatest hits.
.
Metallica- the Black album.
.
Frank Sinatra - ANY album.

[OAITW r.2.0]

40. Tuba Skinny with Maria Muldaur? Do you have a link? I would love to see this. I can only imagine.

[AuntyGravity]

53. Ask and ye shall receive

[OAITW r.2.0]

58. Thanks! On my "To Watch" list!

[if..fish..had..wings]

14. No particular order

The Beatles: The Beatles (White Album)
Miles Davis: Bitches Brew
Ludwig von Beethoven: Sympony no. 9 "Choral", Wilhelm Furtwangler, Berlin Philharmonic
Simon & Garfunkle: Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
Charles Mingus: Mingus Plays Piano
The Mothers of Invention: Freak Out!
Igor Stravinsky: Petrushka
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company: Gilbert & Sullivan's The Mikado
Stan Kenton: City of Glass
Stephen Sondheim: Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street

[Upthevibe]

43. if..fish..had..wings.....

Wow! Another DU'er with eclectic taste!

Thank you!

[ProudMNDemocrat]

15. My ten are..

1. The Works...Queen
2. A Night At The Opera...Queen
3. Hollywood Nights...Bob Seger
4. 52nd Street...Billy Joel
5. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band...The Beatles
6. Hotel California...The Eaglea
7. Born In The U.S.A....Bruce Springsteen
8. Rebel Yell...Billy Idol
9. Purple Rain...Prince
10. The Long Run...The Eagles

[Upthevibe]

44. ProudMNDemocrat

Born in the U.S.A. and Purple Rain were on my short list too.

Thank you!

[OldBaldy1701E]

107. I saw The Long Run tour when it came to southern VA.

At Norfolk Scope. What a show! They opened with 'Hotel California'.

[chouchou]

16. Several albums of Dave Brubeck quartet

a few Classical piano albums.

[Upthevibe]

47. chouchou....

I very much enjoy classical piano music too. Sometimes I listen when I'm reading something I need to concentrate on.

Thank you!

[chouchou]

95. Nice to know that others like classical/jazz music.

[livetohike]

17. These are my picks today:

Axis: Bold As Love - Hendrix
Cheap Thrills - Janis Joplin
Blue - Joni Mitchell
Don Quixote - Gordon Lightfoot
Ssssh - Ten Years After
4 Way Street - Crosby, Stills,Nash and Young
Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zeppelin
Eat A Peach - Allman Brothers
Blind Faith - Blind Faith
Electric Ladyland - Hendrix

This list would have easily been all Hendrix, but I limited myself to two 🙂.

[Upthevibe]

48. livetohike......

I hear ya about Jimi Hendrix! IMHO, he's the best guitarist ever.

Thank you!

[LakeVermilion]

19. My Selection Today...

1. Ray Charles: Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music
2. Frank Sinatra: Strangers in the Night
3. The Beatles: Rubber Soul
4. Carole King: Tapestry
5. Bruce Springsteen: The Seeger Sessions
6. Donald Fagen: The Nightfly
7. The Manhattan Transfer: Vocalese
8. Willie Nelson: Willie and Family Live
9. Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin II
10. Bill Evans Sunday at the Village Vanguard

[Upthevibe]

51. LakeVermilion.

Led Zeppelin II was on my short list as well.

Thank you!

[DFW]

20. Takes some serious sacrificing, but......

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My Feet Are Smiling--Leo Kottke
Younger Than Yesterday--The Byrds
Revolver--The Beatles
Luck of the Draw--Bonnie Raitt
The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus--Spirit
Katy Lied--Steely Dan
Sailing to Philadelphia--Mark Knopfler
Scenes From The South Side--Bruce Hornsby
Disraeli Gears--Cream
Wind Tegen-Wolverlei

**many typos to correct!

I'd hate to sacrifice all my Russian, Celtic and Balkan folk music, though. I think I'd need another island just for them. I’d hate to lose Maddie and the Two Magicians or Sasha Zelkin’s Razgavor.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

45. Good to see The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus - a great piece hardly known at all. . . nt

[DFW]

88. It doesn't seem to have withstood the passage of the decades

I always thought it was an iconic sixties album, certainly a pinnacle for spirit. Maybe it was because Randy Wolf (“California” ) died so early in that drowning accident, and there was no one left to keep the band’s name alive to the degree necessary for lasting recognition?

[Upthevibe]

54. DFW...............

Bonnie Raitt's Luck of the Draw and Nick of Time were on my short list as well!

Thank you!

[DFW]

89. I first saw/heard her in April, 1970

She was one of three acts at a benefit concert outside of Boston, and I knew star quality when I heard it. After it was over, I went up to her and asked if she had any records out. She said, “oh, no, I’m nowhere near that stage, yet.”

That fall, in my freshman year of college, there was a concert by Cat Stevens, whom I had never heard of. The opening act was Bonnie Raitt, so, I went. While waiting in line, some of my fellow students asked me what my favorite Cat Stevens songs were. I said none, and I had never heard of him. Then why was I there? I said I was there to hear the opening act. Who? Never heard of her. I said just wait til you hear her sing. Afterward, the universal reaction was, “WOW, you were right!” It didn’t take long for her to become the lead act, and the Grammy nominations to roll in—most deservedly, too.

[malthaussen]

100. And as a bonus, you got turned onto Cat.

It's kind of amazing the opening acts some of these cats had.

-- Mal

[keithbvadu2]

21. The kind that will play on a windup phonograph

[ProfessorGAC]

23. If I Couldn't Have My Own, I'd Take Your List

Except for Harvest & Yellowbrick Road. If forced to pick a Elton record, I'd take Honky Chateau. You have some good choices.
Here's my list, sticking with rock (no jazz)
Rubber Soul - The Beatles
Reach The Beach - The Fixx
Surfing With The Alien - Satriani
Stop Making Sense - Talking Heads
Beat - King Crimson
Yessongs- Yes
Desolation Boulevard - The Sweet
Synchronicity- The Police
X - INXS
Black Sabbath First Album

[Upthevibe]

57. ProfessorGAC.....

Stop Making Sense and The Talking Heads - Stellar!

Thank you!

[OAITW r.2.0]

27. 4 Dead, 3 Hot Tunas - 1 Bob Marley - 1 Jimmy Buffet ( VHS - Live By the Bay) - and 1 Lou Reed.

[Lochloosa]

33. Hot Tuna acoustic or electric?

[OAITW r.2.0]

42. Both are represented!

Like this....

https://music.

&si=GnMOl1KyaGlZZUvP

[Lochloosa]

64. Saw Jorma about a year ago. Small 400 seat venue. Acoustic.

Needless to say it was smoking.

[OAITW r.2.0]

67. My last show was Dave Bromberg, playing at musical arts place in Central Maine. Maybe 300.

Whatta show....but not like in '75.

[Lochloosa]

72. I was a little late jumping on the Hot Tuna wagon. Mid 80's for me

I didn't see the marathon shows.

[Upthevibe]

59. OAITW r.2.0 .........

Awwww....A Dead Head! Cool...

Thank you!

[OAITW r.2.0]

78. 45% Dead, 50% Other, 5% evolving.

Backatcha.

[Sneederbunk]

28. I would rather have a satellite phone and some food.

[Ocelot II]

35. Does my desert island have electricity and a way to play the albums?

If so, then:

Mussorgsky, Boris Godunov
J.S. Bach, Goldberg Variations
J.S. Bach, St. Matthew Passion
W.A. Mozart, Don Giovanni
W.A. Mozart, Requiem
Beethoven, piano sonatas op. 109, 110 and 111
Brahms, German Requiem
Claudio Monteverdi, L'Orfeo
Henryk Górecki, Symphony of Sorrowful Songs
Heinrich Schütz, Psalms of David

[Upthevibe]

68. Ocelot II

This is a magical fantasy.....

Thank you!

[malthaussen]

101. How do you feel about Muzio Clementi and Marc-Antoine Charpentier?

Couple of guys I learned about when I was a member of the Musical Heritage Society. Loved them ever since. Still think Charpentier's "Te Deum" is one of the best ever.

-- Mal

[True Dough]

38. Hold on a minute, Upthevibe!

I'll have 10 albums, but is there a record player on this deserted island? And is there electricity to power the record player?

How cruel would that be to have 10 amazing albums and no way to listen to them.

[Upthevibe]

65. True Dough .........

Nope! This is just a fantasy.

I used to listen to an awesome D.J., Jim Ladd on KLOS 95.5 here in Los Angeles years ago (I think he retired and he passed away just a couple of years ago).

If memory serves, he was the late night on air guy and he'd have listeners call in with their selections.

[True Dough]

79. Well, if it's just fantasy

then I submit that this song belongs on the island...

&ab_channel=nothinrunslikeadeer2

[OAITW r.2.0]

46. I was assuming, you'd have a Starlink sonnection directly comm'd into my Elon Musk brain chip that

would allow me to stream my Google Music App inside my head.

[Upthevibe]

61. OAITW r.2.0.....

[OAITW r.2.0]

69. Thanks, not a bad post, for me!

[OldBaldy1701E]

49. Let's see here...

SPECIFIC LIST
Pink Floyd
*Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
*Dark Side Of The Moon
*Animals
*The Wall
*Wish You Were Here
*The Division Bell

GENERAL LIST
Tales Of Mystery And Imagination-The Alan Parsons Project
So-Peter Gabriel
In Visible Silence-The Art Of Noise
Daft-The Art Of Noise
Supreme Beings Of Leisure-Supreme Beings Of Leisure
Pet Sounds-The Beach Boys
The Cars-The Cars
Raiders Of The Lost Ark: Motion Picture Soundtrack-John Williams and the London Symphony
Joe's Garage Act One-Frank Zappa
Fashion Nugget-Cake

[Upthevibe]

70. OldBaldy1701E........

The Cars - The Cars was on my short list too! As was Pet Sounds

Thank you!

[ms liberty]

50. In no particular order, today's selections would be

The Tubes, Completion Backward Principle
Roxy Music, Avalon
Peter Gabriel 3
Peter Gabriel 4 (Security)
Peter Gabriel, So
Genesis, Selling England by the Pound
Pink Floyd, Animals
Yes, Yessongs
Rush, 2112
Rush, Moving Pictures


Yea, I can't do this, this list is not complete...

[Upthevibe]

71. ms liberty........

I know! It's impossible....

But I just thought of the music I still listen to on a regular basis that I can pull up on YouTube (for example) while I'm grocery shopping and these are the albums I often go with.

Thank you!

[ms liberty]

86. My favorite genre is prog rock and when I listen on my treadmill

I'm lucky if I get 4 songs in 45 minutes

[ms liberty]

87. I listen on my treadmill every morning and since I'm mostly a prog rock fan

I'm lucky if I get 4 songs in 45 minutes

[marble falls]

52. Hmmmm ...

Only ten, eh?

[Upthevibe]

74. marble falls .........

Well, I cheated at my own game.

I put The Beatles in their own category and ended up having 11 on my list. AND..........now I've thought of another that I'm gong to add.

[marble falls]

92. There's ten Beatles albums I'd take, ten Stones, ten Dead, ten Airplane, ten ...

... can I list 100? Maybe a couple more?

[malthaussen]

104. You'd be amazed how quickly that 100 would run out.

You'd be begging for another hundred in moments.

-- Mal

[brewens]

62. I'd be heavy on some of my favorite double live albums so I get more music. Kansas-Two for the Show, BOC-ETI,

Deep Purple-Made in Japan, Cheap Trick-Budokan, Wings-Over America (three record set), Chicago at Carnagie Hall (four record set), Skynard-One More From the Road, Dire Straits-Alchemy, Heart Greatest Hits (double album) and Elton John-Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.

[Upthevibe]

73. brewens ......

I love the Wilson Sisters! I didn't want to go with greatest hits so if I had to pick one Heart album I think I'd go with Dreamboat Annie.

Thank you!

[malthaussen]

105. You should try to squeeze in Jimmy Buffett's live double album, then...

"You Had to be There," 1978.

-- Mal

[brewens]

109. That's a close call and I have it. I also have his live at Wrigley DVD and what I think is his last

live CD.

I saw Jimmy at Washington State University in 1978. In the middle of the winter and they promoted it as Tequila Thursday. The roads were terrible for the crowd coming south from Spokane, but we were way closer. The place was only half full and just after Jimmy came on, he told all of us sitting higher to come on down! We ended up in way better seats.

Great show. I got the live album right after it and have been a fan ever since.

[Buttoneer]

63. Talking Heads, "Stop Making Sense"

Aerosmith's Live Bootleg
Van Halen I
Van Halen II
Barry Manilow Tryin' to Get the Feeling
Beatles Rubber Soul
John Denver Poems, Prayers & Promises
Rolling Stones' Tattoo You
Billy Joel's The Stranger
Blondie Parallel Lines

[Upthevibe]

76. Buttoneer...

Van Halen was on my short list as was Blondie's Parallel Lines.

Thank you!

[Marcuse]

75. Having those albums and a broken needle would be like having an entire library and broken reading glasses.

Pure torture.

[AuntyGravity]

80. Just watched this a couple of days ago...

DIABOLICALLY DEVASTATING

[Upthevibe]

82. Marcuse.............

I know!

This Twilight Zone episode really gets to me. I'm an avid reader (but now I do audio). I think this episode is called All The Time In The World....

[DJ Synikus Makisimus]

77. If I can only have 10 albums ...

I'd rather braddah shark have me for lunch.

[Upthevibe]

83. DJ Synikus Makisimus

[enid602]

81. Albums

Gonna Take a Miracle-Laura Nyro and Labelle

Land of Make Believe-Chuck Mangione featuring Esther Satterfielf

[Upthevibe]

84. enid602....

I'll have to check those out.

Thank you!

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

85. How long am I going to be on that desert island?

Realistically, anything over a week means I'll go batshit crazy with only ten albums. Twenty, maybe one hundred would last me several months. But ten? Are you serious?

[sakabatou]

90. *sets down the Cowboy Bebop box set* This counts as a single album!

[Goodheart]

91. Most egregious omissions so far:

Any of these three albums by Bob Dylan: Hwy 61 Revisited, Blood on the Tracks, Blonde on Blonde

Any of these five consecutive (yes, five consecutive!) works of brilliance by Stevie Wonder: Music of My Mind, Talking Book, Innervisions, Fulfillingness' First Finale, Songs in the Key of Life

Alanis Morissette: Jagged Little Pill

Rolling Stones: Sticky Fingers

[-misanthroptimist]

94. Pink Floyd and Beatles heavy

Pink Floyd
Dark Side of the Moon
Animals
Wish You Were Here
Meddle

Beatles
Rubber Soul
Revolver
Sgt. Pepper

Klaatu
Hope

Supertramp
Breakfast in America

Tom Waits
(Looking for) The Heart of Saturday Night

[Doc_Technical]

96. Quadrophenia- The Who

Surrealistic Pillow- Jefferson Airplane
To our Children's, Children's, Children- Moody Blues
Strange Days- The Doors
Soundtrack- A Clockwork Orange
In the Court of the Crimson King- King Crimson
Moonmadness- Camel
Nantucket Sleighride- Mountain
Brain Salad Surgery- Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
Court and Spark- Joni Mitchell

[malthaussen]

97. I dunno. Do I get electricity and a record player, too?

How does a desert island get a power grid, anyway? Do I have the Professor make a generator that runs on Gilligan-power?

I'd need a variety of genres.

Beethoven's 9th by Solti/Chicago, still my favorite of this old chestnut.

The "Complete Massey Hall Recordings" of the Quintet: Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Charles Mingus, Max Roach, and Bud Powell, Massey Hall, Toronto, 15 May 1953. One of the best gigs ever, even with Diz leaving the stage periodically to check out the fight between Rocky Marciano and Jersey Joe Walcott and Bird playing a cheap plastic sax he picked up just before the gig started.

"Meet the Beatles" by the Rolling Stones.
"Rubber Soul" by the Beatles
"Abbey Road," by you know who (actually, I'd like to squeeze in all their albums, but you did say ten)

"Court and Spark," Joni Mitchell
"Tapestry," Carole King
"4 Way Street," CSNY

"Led Zep IV," by some band whose name eludes me.
"Days of Future Passed," Moody Blues
"Rory Gallagher Live at Montreux" which contains the video of his "Shadow Play" encore in 1979, which everybody should watch.

Mind you, I could pick another ten just from those mentioned by other people in this topic that didn't make the cut for me.

That's ten.

-- Mal

[Niagara]

106. Here's what I'm thinking.

We must be on a deserted island with electricity, little pre-built cottages with a black smoke security system (ahem, think the television series Lost).


If everyone brings 10 different music albums we can borrow those albums from each other, as long as the albums are returned to the original owner.


Here are the 10 albums that I'm bringing. I'm totally borrowing your Elton John, Nirvana and Amy Winehouse albums.


1. The Cars -The Cars (1978)
2. Rick Springfield -Working Class Dog
3. Stone Temple Pilots -Purple
4. Led Zeppelin -Physical Graffiti
5. Helix -No Rest for the Wicked
6. Footloose Movie Soundtrack
7. The Doors -Absolutely Live
8. NIN -Pretty Hate Machine
9. The Scorpions -Crazy World
10 The Scorpions -Animal Magnetism

[doc03]

108. If Gilligan is there he will break the record player. nt

[bif]

110. Mixed bag

Mahler Symphony No. 2
Bach Sonatatas and partitas for solo cello (janosz Starker)
MC5 "Kick out the Jams"
The Who "Live at Leeds"
Bill Evans Trio Live
Dave Brubeck quartet "The Last time we saw Paris"
Miles Davis "Kind of Blue"
John Coltrane "Blue Trade"
Leo Kottke Live
Any Django Reinhard album

[Elessar Zappa]

112. Hmmm.. this is a tough one.

Ok I’ll give it a shot.

1. One Size Fits All-Frank Zappa
2. Joe’s Garage- Frank Zappa
3. Paranoid-Black Sabbath
4. Nevermind- Nirvana
5. Ride the Lightning- Metallica
6. Reign in Blood- Slayer
7. Magical Mystery Tour- Beatles
8. Revolver- Beatles
9. Surfer Rosa- Pixies
10. Doggystyle- Snoop Doggy Dogg

Honorable mentions:
Läther- Frank Zappa
Anything by Prince
Straight Outta Compton- NWA

[maxrandb]

113. Mostly double albums for me

Quadrophenia - The Who
Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Welcome to the Club - Ian Hunter Live
Close to the Edge - Yes
Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Who's Next -The Who
Live at Tull - The Who
Stand Up - Jethro Tull
Rock and Roll Animal - Lou Reed Live
Overnight Sensation - Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention