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

Was going to mention that no one has mentioned the whole collection of Roy Orbison. @Fayetteville just did. What a set of pipes that guy had. If just one album, "a night in black and white" would be it. His back ups are Springsteen, Elvis Costello, KD Lange, Jackson Brown, and others. Filmed live and on YouTube. 

Cudos to bdp24 for bringing up Dave Edmunds/Rockpile.

I know a lot of folks look to their systems to bring them back in time to experience the performance as it was being recorded and most of these lists reflect this fact. So I thought I'd make a list where the production shines and transports you someplace else. 

ABC-The Lexicon of Love produced by Trevor Horn
Pulp-Different Class, Chris Thomas
Ultravox-Rage In Eden, Connie Plank
Kraftwerk-Computer World, Ralf Hütter
Joy Division-Closer, Martin Hannett

I suffer tremendously from paralysis of analysis, so it would take me weeks/months to whittle down to 5 records to keep. That said, I'm going to change my rules for replying, so I can not waste too much time thinking about it.

If the house was burning down and I have time to grab 5 albums TODAY, I would pull the following from my record shelves:

Pete Townshend - "White City - A Novel"
The Tubes - "What do you Want From Live"
Supertramp - "Brother Where You Bound?"
dada - "Puzzle"
The Jayhawks - "Hollywood Town Hall"

and if my wife could carry 5 more of my records through the burning house, I would give her:

World Party - "Goodbye Jumbo"
The Who - "Who's Next"
Elvis Costello - "Spike"
Robben Ford - "Robben Ford and the Blue Line"
Rush - "Hemispheres"

If I wasn't in a hurry and had more time to think I might............ ;~)

A Hard Day’s Night (Beatles, UK Stereo)
Pet Sounds (Beach Boys, 90’s stereo mix)
The Inner Mounting Flame (Mahavishnu Orchestra)
Goldberg Variations (Bach/Glenn Gould, 1981 )
Late Quartets (Beethoven/Guarneri Quartet)