If You Could Only Keep 3-CD's LP's , Which Ones?

ben: ok, ok, you're right. cross out the csn&y and put me down for:

bob dylan, "slow train comin'"

i would have picked "blood on the tracks" but figure i could listen to your copy. (i assume you have a white label, promo lp, no?) :o)

-cfb

Guess I'll go with a mix:

The Gentle Side of John Coltrane
Jennifer Warnes, The Well
Mussorgsky, Pictures at an Exhibition, Dutoit-Montreal

Will you leave the wine?!

Doug

This thread is premised on an absolutely evil thought. But I will offer 3:

1. Barbara Keith, eponymous lp on Warner ca 1972, avalaible on a Japanese cd thru Amazon

2. Eva Cassidy, Live at Blues Alley

3. Iris Dement, Infamous Angel

If I had to clear out right now, those 3 cds are the ones I would take with me.

What an unpleasant suggestion.

Paulwp....you're right! Thanks to all that have given their three "gun-to-the-head" choices.

It is a bit of a "cheap shot" on my part. I am tired of buying "software" that I don't like. Thought that y'all might be able to make my CD/LP purchasing for 2002 a bit more accurate.

Thanks again, and best to all, Jim/whatjd

Tragically Hip "Day for Night"

Blue Rodeo "Five Days In May"

Paul Simon "Graceland"