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Old 03-13-2009, 11:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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One CD for a long drive

Much like the desert island scenario, except you're in your Lotus and can only allow the weight of one CD... or, in other words, what would be your choice if you could only bring one CD along for a cruise.

I'll get the ball rolling. I'd choose Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix. Plenty of variety, plenty of fire, stands up well to repeated listening.

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Old 03-13-2009, 12:16 PM   #2 (permalink)
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mp3 player.......


though if i had to pick one CD, well, i have no idea, probably a custom disk.
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mp3 player.......
though if i had to pick one CD, well, i have no idea, probably a custom disk.
CD full of mp3's. It's what's in my car right now.
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Old 03-13-2009, 01:04 PM   #4 (permalink)
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I'd choose Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix. Plenty of variety, plenty of fire, stands up well to repeated listening.

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+1 I couldn't agree more!
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Old 03-13-2009, 01:10 PM   #6 (permalink)
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The White Album - The Beatles

Same reasons as the OP

It's a double album, but......
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Old 03-13-2009, 01:21 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Tommy by The Who....or Quadrophenia if it could be a double CD
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Old 03-13-2009, 02:17 PM   #9 (permalink)
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So far, we've got two votes for mp3's loaded onto a disc, two votes for Jimi, one vote for Dream Theater, one vote for the Beatles (but that's a double disc... I'm guessing no-one would choose the 2nd disc for extended listening, with "#9" and Ringo's lullaby...), one vote for Pink Floyd (anything after The Wall is not going to make my list) and 1 vote for the Who (Who's Next would be my second choice, btw).

I'm hoping someone will suggest something I hadn't thought of... maybe inspire me to go buy a CD...
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So far, we've got two votes for mp3's loaded onto a disc, two votes for Jimi, one vote for Dream Theater, one vote for the Beatles (but that's a double disc... I'm guessing no-one would choose the 2nd disc for extended listening, with "#9" and Ringo's lullaby...), one vote for Pink Floyd (anything after The Wall is not going to make my list) and 1 vote for the Who (Who's Next would be my second choice, btw).
My mp3 disc has Dream Theater, Beatles, and Pink Floyd on it (plus a ton of others). =)
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Noooo Never.

Learned my lesson on that one!

Did a road trip when I was like 21 with my 15 year old brother. Day one he got sunburned really badly and wanted to go home. We ended up driving Cody Wy, through Yellowstone, Grand Teton National Park, through Jackson Hole, Idaho Falls and into Butte in one day.

By hour 12 I was out of CDs and on the road north of Idaho Falls to BUtte. There's NO lights, no cars, and nothing but the flick flick flick flick of the white lines. We were out of CDs, so I threw on The Best Of The Doors and kept driving, tired as all get out.

Somewhere an hour or so north of town, i felt like i was losing my mind, the music was just tooo much, the lane lines were now about 3 inches tall.... and DANCING.

Most surreal experience ever. I was sober as a judge. Completely worn out and tired though, and my brother was too young to drive. Once the lines started dancing Jim Morrison got shut off, and became persona non grata in my car forever.

As for my Desert Island Disc?

Endtroducing, by DJ Shadow.
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Beach Boys Hits album.

dont tell my girlfriend, but her jack johnson CD has grown on me so maybe that one second
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Noooo Never.

Learned my lesson on that one!

Did a road trip when I was like 21 with my 15 year old brother. Day one he got sunburned really badly and wanted to go home. We ended up driving Cody Wy, through Yellowstone, Grand Teton National Park, through Jackson Hole, Idaho Falls and into Butte in one day.

By hour 12 I was out of CDs and on the road north of Idaho Falls to BUtte. There's NO lights, no cars, and nothing but the flick flick flick flick of the white lines. We were out of CDs, so I threw on The Best Of The Doors and kept driving, tired as all get out.

Somewhere an hour or so north of town, i felt like i was losing my mind, the music was just tooo much, the lane lines were now about 3 inches tall.... and DANCING.

Most surreal experience ever. I was sober as a judge. Completely worn out and tired though, and my brother was too young to drive. Once the lines started dancing Jim Morrison got shut off, and became persona non grata in my car forever.

As for my Desert Island Disc?

Endtroducing, by DJ Shadow.
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Old 03-23-2009, 01:15 PM   #19 (permalink)
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haha. I would say high 30s. 55 seems high.

I'm 30 myself.
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Ha Ha, I was thinking the same thing! I have an mp3 player and there's a lot of Rob Zombie on it.
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