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If you could only keep 5 record albums, what would they be?

I am looking at my collection this evening and trying to determine my favorites.  If I had to narrow it down to 5 it would be: Dan Fogelberg...The Netherlands; Roy Clark...Yesterday When I Was Young; James Taylor...Flag; Talking Heads...77; and last but not at all least, Commodores...Greatest Hits. All oldies but goodies that I still enjoy listening to as much as when I bought them many years ago.
awhittington
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fromunda
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1- John Martyn -Solid Air
2- Coltrane- Ole’
3- Sly Stone -Fresh
4- Miles- Bitches Brew
5- Dylan- John Wesley Harding
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dodgealum
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It occured to me that I am going to be very depressed with only five albums to choose from so I am revising my list accordingly:

Beck "Sea Change" MFSL LP
Aimee Mann "Lost in Space" MFSL LP
Radiohead "OK Computer" British Import LP
Sinatra "Only the Lonely" MFSL LP
Gary Karr "Adagio d'Albinoni" Firebird Super Analogue Disc
Bonus Hidden Under My Shirt: Nick Drake "Pink Moon" Universal Reissue LP

jhills
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Only 5? Wow - that's tough!
Talking Vinyl LPs:
1. (As per wife) MFSL Original Master Recording - Neil Diamond "Hot August Night" Live at the Greek
2. MFSL Original Master Recording - Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon"
3. MFSL Original Master Recording - Al Stewart "Year of the Cat"
4. Original A&M Records - Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass "Whipped Cream & Other Delights"
5. A toss up between Reference Recordings - Tafelmusik "Popular Masterworks of Baroque" and Don Williams "Cafe Carolina"
heardthat
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@jhills.....+1 here.
Your whole list is check, check, double check. 
Are we all the same age on this forum? I'm on board with 90% of all music listed and that could grow as I audition more. I'm a "boomer" and feel that I have been so fortunate to have bridged what I consider the best 7 decades of music known to mankind !!!
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