Your album choice at the end of the world?

[mglobe]

Ok, not an album, but the older crowd will get the movie reference.

 

[mglobe]

And for an album choice:

 

[MaxwellsEq]

 

[Nay16]

This has to be my choice, it has a little of everything and wows me every time

 

[anonyless]

it's the end of the world, i must listen to this album again. and again. every single song (Mark I'm coming)

it would be streaming from my server (in the other room)

 

[Buckchester]

Any album by Tool since Aenima.

 

[Rick63]

This thread is kinda weird for me based on the World News right now.

I'd rather refer it as my Desert Island Album. To that my answer would be something from J.R. Cash.

 

[CapMan]

I might change my selection to Adele's 25th

 

[Buckchester]

This thread is kinda weird for me based on the World News right now.

I'd rather refer it as my Desert Island Album. To that my answer would be something from J.R. Cash.

Imagine by John Lennon.

 

[JRowland]

 

[XMechanik]

 

[Timcognito]

Sorry this is impossible, have to go from top of my head and genre:
Rock, Blues, Jazz, Soul, Folk, Country, Bluegrass, Classical, World/Dance

 

[DWPress]

Any album by Tool since Aenima.

Lol, I went to college with Manerd, he was a sculpture major at the time.

My vote is Lou Reed's later live effort - Animal Serenade. Pretty much full spectrum of his career and a great show recording in LA.

 

[pinger]

Franz Liszt "Poetic and Religious Harmonies"

 

[Buckchester]

Lol, I went to college with Manerd, he was a sculpture major at the time.

My vote is Lou Reed's later live effort - Animal Serenade. Pretty much full spectrum of his career and a great show recording in LA.

Really? Did you know him?

 

[suttondesign]

The von Karajan live Mahler 9th on DG. I plan to have it playing when I die, too.

 

[xanalog]

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Turnkey!

 

[GS430man]

The Boss. Born to Run.

 

[DWPress]

Really? Did you know him?

Yes, I was a painter at the time. I've read some of his revisionist history though - this was in Grand Rapids, MI.

 

[Keith_W]

The thread title makes me think I would rather be in a restaurant eating a talking pig than listening to music:

The von Karajan live Mahler 9th on DG. I plan to have it playing when I die, too.

What a miserable way to end your life.