Again, list as many as you want

In no particular order...

Tool - Lateralus

Stereo Mud - Every Given Moment

Testament - The Gathering

OverKill - Horrorscope

Grip Inc. - Incorporated

Corrosion of Conformity - WiseBlood

Machine Head - Burn My Eyes

Machine Head - Through The Ashes Of Empires

The Cult - Sonic Temple

to each his own, but music like that I would rather have if locked in a small room . . . Desert Island Music to me would be a little more laid back . . . say, Jimmy Buffet? . . . but, then again, I did work the docks for over a year in the keys and every island bar down there played his music non-stop . . . I did tire of him after a while .....

Pablo Cruise?

No offense OldSchool but where do you find that stuff?

In the CVM Pharmacy discount bin?

Are those (small) garage bands?

No clue.

If I was going to get stuck on an island and they said I could take 3 CD's these are the ones I would take.

The Who - Who's Next

Steppenwolf - Steppenwolf 7

Little Feat - Let it Roll

Best of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers.

Cheap Trick's Greatest Hits

KC & The Sunshine Band's Greatest Hits (got to get my White Boy groove on).

Led Zeppelin II

Back in Black

Megadeth - Cryptic Writings

Mettalica - Load

sonic temple??? oh man, that brings back memories of my guitar playing days

heard fire woman the other day on the radio...now i have to go break out my cd that i haven't seen in years

testament does as well, but never messed with them much

The Eagles - Greatest Hits 1 & 2

Willie Nelson - Family

Waylon Jennings - Outlaws

Johnny Cash - American Recordings

Gaither Vocal Band - any

Merle Haggard - Down Many Roads

Bob Marley & the Wailers-Exodus

XTC-Skylarking

Marvin Gaye-What's Going On

John Coltrane-A Love Supreme

Beatles-Abbey Road

Miles Davis-Kind of Blue

Led Zeppelin-Led Zeppelin

Radiohead-The Bends

Crosby Stills Nash & Young-Deva Vu

U2-The Joshua Tree

I could listen to these 10 nonstop everyday and not get tired of them

Good Music There, Tucker . . .

I would go with one of those books on disc;

"1000 Ways to Prepare Coconuts Cookbook"

bloody,

All but two of these albums have been certified Gold (500,000 copies sold)Two are mulit-platinum, the same two have been No.1 on the Billboard chart.

Guess I have to get out more often, OldSchool. LOL!!!

But give me:

The Stones, Boston, Little Feat, Tom Petty, The Cars, most 50's rock 'n rollers, most blues musicians, etc. & I'm a happy man.

Btw, you should change your handle to SchoolsOut with eclectic, music tastes like that.

Hey, whatever floats your raft.

I owe the board a major apology. I am almost too embarrassed to show my face around here. I simply don't know what happened, just getting old I guess.

I left off a major entry on my list . . . .

My 6 cd box set of Jimmy Buffet. Especially "It's Been A Lovely Cruise".

My deepest apologies.

Tuck

Why.. I oughta take you on a slow boat to China!

Another lovely cruise.

This seems to be unlimited:

Eric Clapton- Cross Roads box set

Rolling Stones- Let it Bleed

Frank Sinatra-the Capitol Years collection

Frank Sinatra- The Reprise Collections

Billie Holliday- Best of Love songs

BB King- Live at Cook County Jail

Muddy Waters-Box Collection

Patsy Cline-Greatest Hits

Elton John live in Austrailia

Emmy Lou Harris- Greatest Hits

Van Morrison Live

Dire Sraits- Money for Nothing

Talking Heads Double Hits collection

Leon Live-by Leon Russell

John Lee Hooker-Alone

Issac Hayes-Shaft

Peter Cincotti

Louis Prima-Greatest Hits of the Wildest

That will do for a start

Charlie

Leon Russell - Believe it or not I went to high school with Leon Russell, Central High School, Tulsa. His real name is Leon Russell Bridges, he was known as Leon Bridges in school. He was a year or two ahead of me so I didn't know him well. I did go to his home a time or two after he had his number one hit, (Tightrope) which he recorded at his lake home on Grand Lake in Oklahoma while completely drunk on Coors beer. He bought one of the old oil mansions in the upper crust section of Tulsa, and it was pretty fantastic. He filled it with antiques, suits of armor and an actual stuffed peacock in a glass cube. The house is four stories, with many rooms and is surrounded by a very large propery of landscaped lawns and formal gardens. The house was always full of twenty - forty "hangers ons". He was one of the weirdest people I've ever known. Gary Busey (actor, Buddy Holly Story) also went to Central with us, and was one of Leon's good friends. Gaylord Sartain (also an actor) was in the same class. I guess I'm the only one who didn't get rich and famous. Leon had a recording studio in the home which rivaled anything in Nashville. He later bought an old church building in Tulsa, turned it into a fabulous recording studio, called it "Shelter". A good number of chart records people would recognize were recorded there. I was there once when they took almost ten days to tune the drums to the point Leon would accept them. I have never seen Leon sober since high school, especially when he was in the studio.

Led Zeppelin - I, II, II, IV,Houses of the Holy, Physical Graphitti, Presence, Coda

Black Sabbath - Sold our Soul, Hraven and Hell

Accept - Balls to the wall, Metal Heart, Restless and Wild

Beatles - Abby Road, The White Album

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Wish you were here

Aerosmith - Rocks, Toys in the Attic

Phish - Rift

UFO - Strangers in the Night

Pettibone Mercury

Vivaldi

Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

Al Demiola - Land of the Midnight Sun

Iron Maiden - Piece of Mind, Powerslave

Police - Ghost in the Machine

The Cars - The Cars

Miles Davis - Some kind of Blue

Scorpions - Lovedrive

Best Of Alice In Chains

Tool - Undertow

A hand full of Frank Zappa. Doesnt matter which ones.

Rainbow - Rainbow Rising

thats all for now. Im sure there is more

tuckersdad

I am a big Leon Russell fan, loved to him butcher a song, but what a musican he is and a big producer! I was in college with Jimmy Buffett and Fingers Taylor (harmonica player for Buffett)! Didn't Russells family have lots of money from oil business or something like that in Oklahoma? Leon live is one of my favorite albums containing 3 discs of pure entertainment!

Another side note on Russell, he came up with the name of a group out of LA, "The Flying Burrito Brothers" and used to play with them as he sat in with all kinds of bands!

Charlie