Everybody’s Top 5 - Vinyl


Been reading what’s on everyone’s turntable tonight and got to wondering…what’s your top 5?

Here’s mine:
Dire Straits-Dire Straits
Fleetwood Mac-Tusk
The Police-Ghost In The Machine
Eric Clapton-Unplugged
Tom Petty-Wildflowers And All the Rest


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Here are some..

David Bowie: Hunky Dory
Jesus and Mary Chain: Psychocandy
Grizzly Bear: Veckatimest
Big Thief: UFOF
Neil Young: After the Gold Rush

Wayne Shorter: Speak No Evil
Cannonball Adderly: Something Else
Miles Davis: Nefertiti
Duke Ellington: Indigos
Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus


Poor OP is “out” after 5 months and 3 posts. Can’t take it anymore. He didn’t even get dumped on by MC for being a cultural Marxist and he’s still leaving. 

dweller - thanks for your input. Very informative.

actually, its why I'm considering dumping this forum...too many dwellers here.

I'm out. Mods need to do their job.

Supertramp - Crime of the Century.
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon.
Boston - Boston (Defender).
Led Zepplin - ALL
Alan Parsons Project - I Robot.
** Bonus LP** - Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells. 
Spermbird- Common Thread.   Dag Nasty - Four on the Floor. Government Issue - Crash. Clowns - Lucid Again. The The - Soul Mining
Clearthinker - most people have no idea who Sandy Denny was talking about tragic. My favorite work with her at the helm would be Liege and Lief. After about 1/2 hour of Shut Up my eyes start to cross. I guess I prefer Zappa's solos in the context of his songs. He gets so technical sometimes the sole is missing, the mirror image of Duane Allman. I do love Uncle Meat and Burnt Weeny Sandwich. Call Any Vegetable probably has his most famous guitar solo.  

Thanks for the response @Mijo

Here in the UK Sandy was far bigger than stateside.  She was born in Wimbledon where I grew up, just a couple of years older than I.  Her brother was at my school.
I agree about Liege and Lief.  I listen to it often.  It is Fairport's masterpiece and perhaps the centrepiece of folk-rock because it retains the folk idiom in a way that, say, Mr Tambourine Man does not.
It would be in my next 5 if OP had permitted.  But listen to Grassman again - it showcases her wonderful voice in a way L+L cannot, as well as some wonderful quiet introspective songs.

Zappa is surely by far the most under-rated rock guitarist of all time, tragically taken as he was about to break further into the world of serious orchestral music, financed by his rock career.  I take it you have heard the orchestral releases?