I second the Oscar Peterson - Night Train. Great late night listening.

Yesterday, When I Was Young - Roy Clark Among My Souvenirs - Marty Robbins

There is a new re-master of the sdtk to "One From the Heart" that is quite good and recommended.

Armed Forces is bar none MY favorite Elvis album. Particularily the newer two-disc version with live stuff and outtakes.

Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, Diana Krall, Lucinda Williams

Aside from the two you mentioned I enjoy Charles Mingus Chet Baker (LA cool) Wes Montgomery (great guitar)

1. The Harder They Come Sdtk (Deluxe Edition) Disc 1 - is the remastered original soundtrack. Disc 2 - Excellent mix of music (pre-Bob Marley) 2. Exodus - Bob Marley 3. of course the Bob Marley Legend greatest hits album.

Any Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin. Nowadays, the Flaming Lips.

I was one of the million plus. I love Snorah. Great album.

Play with the Beatles, jam with the Stones. Or with Miles Davis.

The Harder They Come Saturday Night Fever Chicago Pulp Fiction Amadeus

Wish You Were Here then Animals.

Most recent two I purchased. 1. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John 2. Tommy - The Who Of the two, Tommy has the better sound quality IMHO, it's 5.1 and has excellent seperation. GYBR, although sounds fantastic, didn't knock me out as much as Tommy or my Dylan stuff. Recommended...

1. The Harder They Come Sdtk (Deluxe Edition 2. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Deluxe Edition) - Elton John 3. 200 More Miles From Home - Cowboy Junkies 4. Stranger's Almanac - Whiskeytown 5. Studio Selections - Cowboy Junkies