The Prog album that I want in my grave

Nothing of gruesome.  

I put it so:  As it is the Prog album that I love so a lot want all of the costs is buried in my grave so that can listen to it also in the afterlife?  

Sincerely it is a question that I am place at least hundred times...  And how answered I have had a list...  Uhm...  Choosing I believe "Rainbow Rising" or "On Stage" (Rainbow), "Argus" (Wishbone Ash) or "Venetia Et Anima" (Donella Del Monaco & Paolo Troncon; Opus Avantra Ensemble) or" Fragile" or "Close To The Edge" (Yes)...  

And You?  

Not *in* my grave ... hopefully I live long enough to get a grave with a tombstone that plays my favorite music. Microsoft recently filed a patent for interactive tombstones, showing holograms or showing video clips about the people that were buried there.

Which album to choose? Well, Celtic Frost - Monotheist would be cool.

Philéas wrote: MikeEnRegalia wrote: Not *in* my grave ... hopefully I live long enough to get a grave with a tombstone that plays my favorite music. Microsoft recently filed a patent for interactive tombstones, showing holograms or showing video clips about the people that were buried there. Which album to choose? Well, Celtic Frost - Monotheist would be cool. I'm getting one of those when I get old!

I can hardly wait to die!

Genesis - Foxtrot
Wishbone Ash - Argus
Pink Floyd - DSOTM

   Only because these albums have great memories for me!!

Jethro Tull - Living in the Past. Damn
that is never not funny to me.
    

Edited by stonebeard - January 26 2007 at 15:42

    Just please don't pick Therion's Deggial and listen to Enter Vril-ya in your grave, The Dark Lord could be atracted to you, and may invite you to join you in Hades... And that's MY privilege!!!

Also, don't pick Morbid Angel and listen to "God of Emptiness"....Even Satan himself would be scared....

Again, don't pick any post........ or you won't wake up to actually see either The Dark Lord or just the Good Lord (OK, stop the hate, I'm kidding, stop the madness please )

Seriously, if you have music in your grave, I guess you better want something that can help make you rise up. (of course, I don't know how to beat the physics of having to deal with solid wood but, anyway). Now, i'm not saying we should put dance music in there, because probably they won't let you in in any of both the White or the Black clubs.... But let's pick something like....

I would really have some classical in my grave. And as far as prog goes, I'd have to have DT's SFAM, Explorer's age of impact, and a few more.

time to write that on my will....

too morbid a topic for me. but if I have to choose, record all the albums we own + a lot that we don't own, put them all on a gigantic CD and play whole albums from it at random

I want to be clutching 2112 in my dying moments and have it with me always. 

not an easy choice to pick the album in which to spend eternity listening to... but this one is fairly easy. Not my absolute favorite prog album.. favorites change.. but this one.. has been a favorite for 20+ years.




has quite possibly my favorite song ever on it... good enough for me hahaha

but you can't hear it either