What's your favorite album of all times

Have many, but on the top 10 of my list is: Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin.

Miles Davis and Gil Evans

Porgy and Bess (Don't forget....I'm old)

As we age, this type of query become more and more difficult. And as we query diffrent age groups the answers will differ so much.

As a lifelong amateur musician I appreciate so much music, be it today's top-40 or yesterday's top-10.

My number one:

Revolver - The Beatles

My fave list is very, very, very long from Hendrix to Linda Ronstadt, to Counting Crows to almost anything except violent rap.

Hi JP again, can you enlighten me a bit.

Been hearing about Miles Davis a lot. Can you recommend an album of his. And while we are at it, can you recommend an album of Billie Holiday too. I'm dying to hear these guys.

Couldn't put it better (say it 3 times fast and you might win a 1dMKII)...miniture one of course.

Favorite? Rush - Moving Pictures

Others, in no particular order:

Jimi Hendrix Smash Hits
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
Led Zeppelin III (Immigrant Song!)
U2 - War
Beatles - Abbey Road
Anything by Buddy Guy
Rolling Stones Hot Rocks

forgetting so many

Currently

HIM - Razorblade Romance

Subject to change, but hasn't for a while

RFM, counting crows is one of my favorite bands. i've seen them live twice and their simply amazing. Duritz is a lyrical genius.

hmm, i guess Rush- All the worlds a stage. or maybe my photo album.

Emerson, Lake, and Palmer - Tarkus
or maybe
ELP - Welcome Back My Friends


But that's not a fair question. Pick ONE favorite?

See, I had to go back and pick another, with the thought of being stuck on a deserted island with only 1 album - I had to pick a 3-disc set.

Do you think Dave Mathew is the next big thing.

A lot.

Under different moods, I will pick up different discs. Now I pick up this one:

Cleo Laine & John Williams - Best Friends

My photo album, duh.


Actually, it's Pearl Jam "Vs."

Wow! So many choices, so little space...

On any given day, it could be one of the following -

Hendrix - anything, but if I have to pick one - Electric Ladyland
Beatles - same thing, but I'll take - Rubber Soul
Frank Zappa - Overnight Sensation or Just Another Band From L.A.
Steely Dan - Take your pick up to and including Gaucho
The Who - anything - first pick - The Who By Numbers
Leon Russell - Carney
Joe Jackson - Night & Day
Loggins and Messina - anything they published
Blood, Sweat & Tears - Child Is Father To The Man
Jeff Beck - The Jeff Beck Group (The 'Orange' Album)

Music sets my mood - sometimes I want to be fired up and sometimes I want to tranq out.

Have Fun,

I'd have to say, my favorite is the Grand Theft Auto: Vice City compilation