If you could only bring one cd/album to listen to on a cross-country car ride, what would it be?
My choice is to the left - Quadrophenia by the Who.
posted by Diane at 7:16 PM
Monday, April 23, 2007
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10 Comments:
Neil Young's Decade? Or Billy Bragg's boxed set? Or anything by The Ramones? That would be hard choice.
Luckily I'll never have to choose. Once you reach the seventh level of Blargh you become a master of time and space and CD acsess.
Can I just bring my ipod instead? That's a hard one, but it'd probably be a Steely Dan album--maybe one of their collections--I always have their old CDs on long trips and generally listen to them at least once.
I haven't thought about Quadrophenia in a while, now I think I may need to go download it! I use to have it on vinyl, but that was decades ago.
This is funny, because I just found four boxes of cassettes in my attic. There must be close to 300 tapes in all and Quadrophenia was one of them!
It's a great soundtrack to a great film!!
Damn, that's a hard one!
Believe it or not, I'm going to say System of a Down's "Steal This Album." That, or Abbey Road. Or Physical Graffiti.
Pru - Decade is a good choice.
It's a tough choice, but if I could only choose one it would be the Beatles' Rubber Soul.
Elvis!
I would prob bring a Dave Matthews CD.....it would bring back all of my memories from my college days.
It would be Version 2.0 by Garbage hands down!
Lately I've been into CCR-John Fogerty stuff.
Yeah, I would try and argue for being able to bring a burned CD of 15 or so songs. But if it had to be one album, how about Rabbit Songs by HEM. Or Radiohead's OK Computer. Or S-Mac's Surfacing.
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