I think that's a close one - IV's pretty good too.

 

A-Jay

Both very good but If I had to listen to 1 album over and over it would be IV

If I had to listen to Neil Young's whiny voice for eternity I'd put a bullet in my head after the first day.

Both very good but If I had to listen to 1 album over and over it would be IV

 

Yea - It's got just enough diversity to offer decent longevity . . . .

 

A-Jay

Paul Simon - Concert in the Park

Mother Nature.....has more variety.

physical graffiti zeps best..

 can't argue that.....  ironically....that is what i have playin' in my car right now and listened to it on my last road trip...lol.

Kings of Leon - Because of the Times

Dark Side Of The Moon. But if it was the only thing I could listen to, I get pretty sick of it or any album.

Couldn't do it - I like too many different kinds of music.

 

Listening to Frank Sinatra generally puts me in a good mood.  So does listening to  The Who, Poco, Pure Prairie League, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Sam Cook,, Willie Nelson,  Asleep at the Wheel, Grateful Dead & Willie Dixon.  Can't forget Beatles, Chuck Berry, Dwight Yokum and the Beach Boys.

 

If you aren't having a good day, spend 15 or 20 minutes listening to Billie Holliday.  Then you realize that your life doesn't suck nearly as much as hers did.

 

So I'm out running errands this morning, listening to

and thought to myself, "I could listen to this one cd for the rest of my life!"

So, if you had to choose one cd to listen to from now on, what is it?

 

awesome album...  I saw them on that tour on back to back nights...1st night in  Indy.....2nd night in Nashville...  awesome concert...

 

No kidding?!?! I would have loved to see one of those shows! I saw them on the Turbo tour around '88 and then, recently, on their Epitaph tour at the Tsongas Center in Mass. Probably my favorite band.

Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

or

CTA - Chicago (Chicago Transit Authority)

Either Slipknot-All Hope Is Gone, or Three Days Grace-One-X.

 

 

Old school basser...

Anything by Smoky Robinson and the Miracles

 

or

 

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida

 

or

 

The Blues Brothers soundtrack

 

 

[take that all you yuppies!!]

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

 

Hey, yodeling ain't easy.

 

It was either Slim, or Zamfir and the Pan Flute.  The yodeling was the tie breaker.

 

Roger Whitaker was a close third.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGWs1HK8iDU

 

I know, I'm from a different time, and a different dimension.  I do enjoy them, but my main purpose for posting these was to have a some fun with y'all.

If I'm going to be stuck with just one album, I'd like it to be more than just about the music.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_vziyGFlcE

 

Karen Carpenter should have had the world in her hands.  One of the most beautiful voices in song, but she couldn't get past the other voice in her mind that kept telling her there was something wrong with her.  It's so sad that she is not alone with the inability to accept herself for what God intended!

 

Hey, yodeling ain't easy.

 

It was either Slim, or Zamfir and the Pan Flute.  The yodeling was the tie breaker.

 

Roger Whitaker was a close third.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGWs1HK8iDU

 

I know, I'm from a different time, and a different dimension.  I do enjoy them, but my main purpose for posting these was to have a some fun with y'all.

I remember when Zamfir albums were sold on tv infomercials.

 

Hey, yodeling ain't easy.

 

It was either Slim, or Zamfir and the Pan Flute.  The yodeling was the tie breaker.

 

Roger Whitaker was a close third.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGWs1HK8iDU

 

I know, I'm from a different time, and a different dimension.  I do enjoy them, but my main purpose for posting these was to have a some fun with y'all.

and you forgot Lenny Dee.