[coolvij]

A Love Supreme, by John Coltrane, definetely.........though sometimes I feel like I might want Stellar Regions, also by Coltrane.


Any Coltrane disc would make me happy, I should say.....esp. his latter period work.....

 

[redshifter]

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Originally posted by coolvij A Love Supreme, by John Coltrane, definetely.........though sometimes I feel like I might want Stellar Regions, also by Coltrane. Any Coltrane disc would make me happy, I should say.....esp. his latter period work.....

coolvij,
have you seen "the royal tannenbaums"? it isn't exactly pc, but there is a funny coltrane reference in it.

 

[aos]

Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony, not sure which of about a dozen recordings I have. Karajan's 1977 is the one I listen to most. I've been listening to it for 17 years or so, and I still listen to it often. It never bores me.

 

[coolvij]

haven't seen it, will rent ASAP (besides, I heard it's a bucket of laughs)

 

[Matthew-Spaltro]

Either Paranoid from Sabbath or King Crimson's debut album. Either one I would be happy.

 

[redshifter]

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Originally posted by aos Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony, not sure which of about a dozen recordings I have. Karajan's 1977 is the one I listen to most. I've been listening to it for 17 years or so, and I still listen to it often. It never bores me.

thanks for reminding me of that. i have the digital recording karajan made of the 6th. i made an md of it last night, and listened to it. i hadn't listened to it for years, and i forgot how crazy/great it was, especially the 3rd movement. wow! i have to get a new recording though, this early digital effort is a bit edgy.

 

[elrod-tom]

I think it would have to be my "American" versions (anyone who has listened to the old Capitol rainbow label albums knows what I'm saying) of the Beatles' Rubber Soul and Revolver . They both fit on one 80-minute CD.

 

[Phreon]

There is absolutely no way I could pick just one, but if fate would choose one from a small pool of albums, they'd be

Miles Davis: Kind of Blue
Pearl Jam: Ten
DJ Shadow: The Private Press
The Cure: Disintegration
Hooverphonic: A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular
William Orbit: Strange Cargo III
Music by The Dust Brothers/Original Motion Picture Score: Fight Club


When I drift up to shore, I hope I'll have my CD case, player, cans, a small lead acid battery and a solar panel on my person. But a satphone would be more uselfull, wouldn't it?

Mix CD's aren't fair!

Phreon

 

[elrod-tom]

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Originally posted by Phreon Music by The Dust Brothers/Original Motion Picture Score: Fight Club

That IS a GREAT album...

 

[archosman]

I second you on the "Fight Club" Soundtrack. Some people think it's noise. I was blown away by it.


Quote:

Originally posted by Phreon There is absolutely no way I could pick just one, but if fate would choose one from a small pool of albums, they'd be Miles Davis: Kind of Blue Pearl Jam: Ten DJ Shadow: The Private Press The Cure: Disintegration Hooverphonic: A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular William Orbit: Strange Cargo III Music by The Dust Brothers/Original Motion Picture Score: Fight Club When I drift up to shore, I hope I'll have my CD case, player, cans, a small lead acid battery and a solar panel on my person. But a satphone would be more uselfull, wouldn't it? Mix CD's aren't fair! Phreon

 

[waylman]

Ween-Chocolate and Cheese. The album cover would come in handy also

 

[Nightfall]

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Originally posted by mikeg "Famine Remembrance" by Patrick Cassidy. Produced by Windham Hill Records.

Great piece of music, Mike. You are the only person that I have ever seen who also knew of this cd. I have Patrick Cassidy's other cd, Deirdre of the Sorrows and can strongly recommend it too. An exceptional composer.


JC

 

[Rizumu]

Just one? Just one?! I can think of about five I absolutely NEED off the top of my head. Fine, fine. Just one then.

Oh, right, I still have to choose.
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The Bends?

Naw, it'd have to be Modest Mouse - Interstate 8. That has my favorite song ever on it, Edit the Sad Parts. Never before have I been able to say I've had a single favorite song until I heard that.

 

[razerx]

I was going to list my usual favorites like The Cure, Sisters of Mercy, Cult, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Rolling Stones, etc but if I was on a desert island I would want the Pet Shop Boys/Discography blasting.

 

[D-EJ915]

I'd probably take Living Sacrifice's "The Hammering Process"