Your Top 10 Deserted Island CDs
Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 6:47 pm
An ages-old question among myself and several musically-inclined friends: if you were deserted on an island w/ a solar-powered CD player and your choice of 10 CDs, what would they be?
I realize this is quite possibly an ever-changing list for some, but take a snapshot in time, right now for us. I'll start; they're not in any particular order, listed by artist/album:
1. Dixie Dregs, "Bring 'em Back Alive"
2. Al DiMeola/John McLaughlin/Paco Delucia, "Friday Night in San Francisco"
3. I Mother Earth, "Scenery & Fish"
4. Stevie Ray Vaughan, "In Step"
5. Greg Howe, "Greg Howe"
6. Joe Satriani, "Engines of Creation"
7. Joe Satriani, "Flying in a Blue Dream"
8. Miles Davis, "Kind of Blue"
9. Soundgarden, "Superunknown"
10. Joe Satriani, "crystal planet"
Note: I realize, with the onset of MP3, the concept of the CD is beginning to go the way of the 8 track, vinyl, and the do-do bird, but in future years, and among our teeming youth of today - the question does cause one to focus their attentions on an artist's work, instead of one particular song.
Although, if I had a choice? I'd much rather take a solar-powered iPod w/ 60gb capacity to fit the majority of my music ...
Post up, let's see 'em.
I realize this is quite possibly an ever-changing list for some, but take a snapshot in time, right now for us. I'll start; they're not in any particular order, listed by artist/album:
1. Dixie Dregs, "Bring 'em Back Alive"
2. Al DiMeola/John McLaughlin/Paco Delucia, "Friday Night in San Francisco"
3. I Mother Earth, "Scenery & Fish"
4. Stevie Ray Vaughan, "In Step"
5. Greg Howe, "Greg Howe"
6. Joe Satriani, "Engines of Creation"
7. Joe Satriani, "Flying in a Blue Dream"
8. Miles Davis, "Kind of Blue"
9. Soundgarden, "Superunknown"
10. Joe Satriani, "crystal planet"
Note: I realize, with the onset of MP3, the concept of the CD is beginning to go the way of the 8 track, vinyl, and the do-do bird, but in future years, and among our teeming youth of today - the question does cause one to focus their attentions on an artist's work, instead of one particular song.
Although, if I had a choice? I'd much rather take a solar-powered iPod w/ 60gb capacity to fit the majority of my music ...
Post up, let's see 'em.