weather report -heavy weather
led zep -II
louis bonfa -brazil
van morrison -moon dance
simon and garfunkle -in central park
return to forever -romantic warrior
that's my five. don’t tell me it’s six. there are many others I would miss as I would the above if I didn’t get to keep them. i like most all the ones everyone has already mentioned. good choices |
You'll probably find the following thread to be of interest, which asked essentially the same question: https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/you-can-only-take-5-albums-to-a-deserted-islandMy answer in that thread: Brahms, Symphony No. 1
Chopin, Piano Sonata No. 3
Dvorak, New World Symphony
Prokofiev, Classical Symphony
Schubert, String Quintet in C Major
The
recordings of the Brahms and Dvorak works I would take would be the
Chesky re-issues on CD of 1960s performances conducted by Jascha
Horenstein. The Chopin I would take would be either the Wilson Audio
recording of a performance by Hyperion Knight, on vinyl if I could find
it (I have the CD), or the performance by Edward Auer on an RCA Japan
direct-to-disc LP. I’d have to think about which recording of the other
works I would take, and perhaps it would be one that I don't yet have. Regards, -- Al |
Too many to choose, here goes anyway
Nick Drake Pink Moon
Joni Michell For The Roses
Jennifer Warnes The Hunter
Los Lobos Kiko
James Taylor JT
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Dark Side Of The Moon
Revolver
Thick As A Brick
Fragile
In Rainbows
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Desert island--we have AC power and great systems--don't ask how--can we can hang out in each other’s hut for different music? |
