You're stranded on a desert island...

For me it would eaisly be Legend - Bob Marley

 

That would be a good choice... I love Bob.
But I think I'm settling with Grateful Dead.

 

The Very Best of the Doors


if no collection cds, then chocolate and cheese by Ween

 

I think I would have to choose The Traveling Wilburys' collection right now. Before I found The Wilburys, it would have been The White Album. The likeness for new music for me somehow outweighs my favorites, I guess it's just part of the initiation process. I did that with The Beatles too, I listened to them all the time, now I hardly do.

 

led zeppelin - mothership, i could never get sick of robert plant's voice

 

The Complete King Crimson.

 

Tool- Lateralus

it's like 80 minutes

 

Dies Irae by Devil doll. Mr. Doctor is a freaking genius. The album is one hour long song split into 18 parts, and its a freaking masterpiece.

 

Oh god so many, but at the moment I'm going with Rush- Chronicles

 

Can't choose between Nas' Illmatic or Jimi Hendrix's Axis:Bold As Love.

 

Frank Zappa's "Civilizations". I doubt I have enough life left to consume this one!

 

AMERICAN BEAUTY Grateful Dead

 

Yes - Fragile.

 

hard choice...
either
Underwater Moonlight by the Soft Boys
or
Go to the Sugar Altar by the Kelley Deal 6000

Jon

 

enigma or JM jarre, mike oldfield or gong...or some other mad genius stuff

 

I'm sorry, I tried, but my 'favorite' album varies depending upon my mood. The only way I could select one album, would be if I could return home from my desert island every day or two to swap it for my latest favorite.

Actually, that's not a bad idea because I could also pick up some beer and check the football results. Hmm OK then, in that case let's start with "The Best of Muddy Waters" 1958, Chess.

no, wait...

 

Alright now, Hippie jon and edenfield, I said no "either or " nonsense.

Lobo, you're coppin' out, man. But your beer idea is interesting...

Muddy's the man ( Mannish boy!)

ZW eace:

 

besides you and me and my mom, I think we are one of the few people on this planet that knows who mike oldfield is....Ive got like 3 albums of his

 

NO WAY! "Tubular bells" was huge!(1970?)
And did'nt he do "The "Exorcist" theme?

ZW eace:

 

I think Tubular Bells is the Exorcist theme.....I stand corrected. But you can bet a LOT of people, especially my age and younger, have probably never heard anything from him besides Tubular Bells