If I could only have one album from the....

Beatles-White Album
Stones-Exile on MS
Kinks-Muswell Hillbillies
Who-Tommy
Dylan-JWH
Tull-Benefit
PF-Meddle
Hawkwind-Space Ritual
Lindisfarne-Fog on the Tyne
Zep-3
McCartney-Ram
Harrison-All Things Must Pass
Procol Harum-Grand Hotel
Hendrix-Axis
Yes-Album
Byrds-Fifth Dimension
Genesis-Selling England

Willie Nelson-"Stardust"
Santana-"Abraxas"
Beatles-"Revolver"
Stones-"Let It Bleed"
Hendrix-"Electric Ladyland"
Pink Floyd-"Wish You Were Here"
Bob Dylan-"Highway 61 Revisited"
Neil Young-"On The Beach"
Savoy Brown-"Street Corner Talking"
Widespread Panic-"Earth To America"
Gov't Mule-"High And Mighty"
Leon Russell-"Carney"
Traffic-"Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys"
Jethro Tull-"Thick As A Brick"
Hell,I could go on for days!!!!

Beatles - White Album
Stones - Let It Bleed
Dylan - Blonde On Blonde
Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead
Steel Dan - Katy Lied
XTC - Oranges And Lemons
Neil Young - Live Rust
REM - Document
Jackson Browne - For Everyman
Bruce Springsteen - The Wild, The Innocent And the E Street Shuffle
Joni Mitchell - The Hissing Of Summer Lawns
Jethro Tull - The Minstrel In The Gallery
Phish - Billy Breathes
Radiohead - Kid A
Ok, time to stop.

Man, this thread is dating us!!! I'd like to see a histogram of audiophile age (OK - why collect the data... bell curve centered somewhere near 50 years, skewed distribution with a 10-year standard deviation to the left and a 20-year SD to the right.) Right???

By the way, I agree with the OP on the best Dead album: Wake of the Flood (followed by maybe American Beauty and Live Dead - concerts are much better than albums).