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

Jim, Actually its a great thread. It's only evil to me because I can never make up my mind and I'm er...well.. clueless.

I remain

The Allman Brothers Band - The Fillmore Concerts; Miles Davis - Someday My Prince Will Come; and, Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks.

This is a tough one. I'll stay in one genre. 1st, On The Sunny Side of the Street" Count Basie and Ella Fitzgerald; 2nd, Cassandra Wilson "Blue Moon Daughter" and 3rd, Bob Marley's "Uprising"

1) Mozart Piano Concertos 20 & 27; Clifford Curzon, piano; English Chamber Orch, conducted by Benjamin Britten (yes, the composer).

2) Schubert Complete Trios; Beaux Arts Trio.

3) Wagner Siegfried Idyll; conducted by Glenn Gould (yes, the pianist). Includes excellent piano transcriptions as a bonus.

Thinking about it, it would be better to choose one of those 100+ CD box sets of everything Beethoven, etc. Counts as one pick, right??

In no particular order...

1. Wes Montgomery "Smokin' at the Half Note"
2. UFO "Lights Out"
3 Elvis Presley "The Memphis Record"

It really is tough to choose from all the good stuff in the 'ole record cabinet !