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    Posted: February 25 2005 at 03:22

If you were stuck on a desert island for eternity and you could only listen to "One" album..what would it be?

Personally I would go with Pink Floyd - The Darkside of the Moon.....its not my favorite album..but ive probably heard it more then any progressive album..and its still great, every song.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 25 2005 at 03:27

ELP ''Brain Salad Surgery'

I think Reed would agree.he he he

Hey me & Reed on a desert Island..Just imagine that.



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hmm..i wonder if having "camel" on a desert island would be a good idea :P

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Wouldn't CAMEL's "Mirage" be the most appropriate?

But I'd probably go with anything by Neil Young.
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That's easy,actually. "Beyond The Storm" by Edgar Froese.
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If you are on the desert island , it is not one anymore.  It becomes Gilligan's Island.

I hate desert islands lists

Nude from Camel talks about a jap warmonger stuck on a desert island four some thirty years . Do you think he or Robinson Crusoe had fun on those islands????

 No electricity to play your fave music.



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 25 2005 at 05:05
Fr3dMc wrote:

hmm..i wonder if having "camel" on a desert island would be a good idea :P

i know my topics lame...but its my first topic here...so help me out

Dunno but i guess Reed would get the HUMP on listerning to 'BSS' all day
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 25 2005 at 05:08

 

Hey just thought on

 

PFM 'The world became the world'/'L'isola'

Check the cover...perfect.

 

 
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Originally posted by Velvetclown Velvetclown wrote:

Wouldn't Fish's angry lyrics and general misery be a bit too much to handle day after day on a desert island where I assume your psyche might not be in complete equilibrium anyway?
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It would have to be my favourite album 'Brain Salad Surgery' although I might be tempted to go with Martin Orfords 'Classical Music and Popular Songs' as that is such a nice varied colection of instrumentals and songs.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 25 2005 at 07:02

richardh wrote:

It would have to be my favourite album 'Brain Salad Surgery' 

 

Wow!

Sounds a good LP ..What's it like Rich?
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You know me Pixel, I´m an angry man myself
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I would bring a Britney Spears album. Suicide would appair so sweet...
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Originally posted by Velvetclown Velvetclown wrote:

You know me Pixel, I´m an angry man myself

I thought that might be your reasoning,yes.
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Originally posted by mirco mirco wrote:

I would bring a Britney Spears album. Suicide would appair so sweet...

If life on the island became unbearable,a Britney Spears album would remind me of the mass of stupidity outside of the island and create a very good incentive to stay there anyway. For good!
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Maybe its just me, but I always wonder on these threads, how do you end up with only one cd? Anywhere I travel long enough to have any cds along with me, I always have a handful, you know, four or five at least. Did the others get broken or lost in a crash? Did the boat sink and you were only able to grab one? Did you have time to choose or did you grab the closest and start swimming?Confused

Anyway, Yes -TFTO

Perhaps not their best, but I love it. It is also a very diverse offering and there are two cds and bonus tracks. If you get to choose, why not go for a bit of volume, as long as you enjoy it of course. I have loved this album since 74'.

Why not a box set? That would be better. If a box set was within reach and I liked it, I think I would grab it and go.

If this is really just searching for an all time favorite, that is really tough and it changes through time. I think I would pass on newer or current favorites and go with something that has demonstrated it can stand the test of time. Tales is still not a bad choice but I think I would go with Jethro Tull's TAAB. Good choice Jethro!
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Points: 1475 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 25 2005 at 10:36

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