Best CCR album?

As you may be aware, Analogue Productions has recently released 5 of CCR's LP's in re-mastered versions, and pressed at RTI's new LP facility. I bought 3 of these LP's, and must say that the vinyl quality is excellent on all of them -- very quiet, and very dynamic. If your objective is to get the LP with the largest number of CCR's "greatest hits", then "Cosmo's Factory" is the one to buy, but if you want the LP with the best sound quality, I'd pick "Willie and the Poor Boys". All of the Analogue Production CCR LP's, by the way, are $25 each.

I think "Cosmo's Factory" is the best overall album of the bunch, but "Green River" is a must, if only for the "Suzy Q" track alone.

I'll second Cosmo's Factory!

I agree with the above, but all of their albums (or the first four anyway) are good. John Fogerty was a pretty strong songwriter at that time. You probably won't be too disappointed with any of them (if you like their sound, that is).

Overall, prefer Green River. It has a darker, moodier feel to it. It does not contain Suzy Q, that is on CCR's first album (sorry, Twl).
If you want a good beginning CCR album, I would go with Willy and the Poor Boys. I love Fortunate Son.
Hope this helps.