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while posting the latest Dream Theater album post I wrote that the album would be on my list of albums to take on a desert island with me...
so with that thought I thought, lets have a thread related to that,
so with that in mind....if you could only take ten cds/albums on a desert island with you which ones would you take????
i'll think this through as I guess we all will, and i'll post mine on the weekend, hopefully youll post yours too.
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Since I love listening to lots of different music and genres my Desert Island album picks would be difficult! However I would have to have the Beatles White Album for sure!
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the first 10 Beatles albums
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Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Vangelis - Reprise
Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene
Emerson Lake & Palmer - Works
Mike Oldfield - The Songs of Distant Earth
Kansas - Two for the Show
Genesis - Seconds Out
Mike Batt - Caravans
Camel - Nude
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I just tried to pick albums that aren't all the same genre so I have a variety because if I have only ten to listen to for
God knows how long I want music for different moods.
Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory
Paul Weller - Wild Wood
Neil Young - Harvest Moon
Dire Straits - Love Over Gold
Johnny Cash - San Quentin
Jeff Wayne's War Of The Worlds
Neil Diamond - Hot August Night
Elvis Presley - 70's Masters
George Ezra - Wanted On Voyage
Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
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Awesome Music Head!!!! That means the last 2 Abbey Road and Let It Be would not make the cut!...lol...I was inclined to list 10 Beatle albums but chickened out! You're the man Music Man of the MD Hall of Fame! We are on the same page after all bro'!
mile:QUOTE=Music Head;126273]I'm taking the easy way
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The Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack
And 9 copies of Stevie Ray Vaughan's Couldn't Stand The Weather...just in case
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uncle salty Wrote:The Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack
And 9 copies of Stevie Ray Vaughan's Couldn't Stand The Weather...just in case
duplicate copies of an album...well thought out Salty 10/10 mate!
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Music Head Wrote:I'm taking the easy way
the first 10 Beatles albums
I notice "yellow submarine was their eleventh album...
i'd take that one, might be good for signalling ships, breaking in half and being used as a knife etc...
and youd take Magical Mystery Tour over Abbey Road?????
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CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:and youd take Magical Mystery Tour over Abbey Road?????
yes I would
I know you're always knocking that album
I don't get it
other than Flying, Blue Jay Way and I Am The Walrus I love everything on it
side 2 is superb
