Stranded with only your top 5 albums of all time!...
 

This may very well be a cornball question, but it does make you wonder what music ya value the most. So, you're at home, or in my college experience, snowed in, and the power is out. All ya got is a boombox and some cd's. Which 5 would you'd hope they would be? Mine are

U2 - Joshua Tree
Police- Synchronicity
Guns n' Roses - Appetite for Destruction
RHCP- BloodSugarSexMagic
Pearl Jam- Ten

and you?....

1. London Calling (The Clash)
2. 45's and More (Squeeze)
3. Standing on a Beach (The Cure)
4. Evita, the Motion Picture Soundtrack
5. Madonna: The Immaculate Collection

Who Are you
 

What Fraternity are you in if any??

Phi Kappa Theta, the other PKT. Boy do I get that question often.

Mixed Up...................The Cure
Great Expectations......Soundtrack
Baduizm.....................Erykah Badu
Ray of Light................Madonna
Disintergration.............The Cure

hmm good question
has to be one of my mix cd's with a bunch of songs on it, like one of the ones that has like 30 songs on it
My destiny Childs CD(not the new one :eek: ) Writings on the Wall
A Janet jackson CD anyone doesn't matter
Jodeci -Diary of a Mad Band
oh the last one is a toss up between I thikn Dave Matthews Band
and yea never mind Dave Matthews Band :D (So indecisive I know :P )

DGPhoney~

haven't we already done a thread like this?
 

since i'd probably hope for some variety.. :)

barenaked ladies- maybe you should drive
grateful dead- american beauty
bosstones- question the answers
rent soundtrack
bad religion- all ages

Jimmy Buffett - You Had to Be there
They Might Be Giants - Flood
James Taylor - Greatest Hits
Carole King - Tapestry
Into the Woods Soundtrack

The Show - The Cure
That live Barenaked Ladies CD
Live at Red Rocks - Dave Matthews Band
40 oz to Freedom - Sublime
My burnt CD with a lot of punk, alternative, and random music
(Wheatus, Good Charlotte, Billy Idol, Sponge, Ruth Ruth)

Good question! Only five?! That's tough, but here are my selections:

Radiohead -- OK Computer
REM -- Fables of the Reconstruction
Outkast -- Stankonia
Death Cab For Cutie -- We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes
Soundrack from the motion pictue Amadeus

Pretty difficult question, but quality nonetheless.

Nirvana--Nevermind
Foo Fighters--Foo Fighters
Incubus--Make Yourself
Radiohead--Ok Computer
NOFX--Punk in Drublic

Prefab Sprout - Two Wheels Good
Beatles - Revolver
G 'n R - Appetite For Destruction
The Style Council - The Singular Adventures of
My "Clarion circa summer 1989" mix tape (half random funny songs that have meaning to my sisters and I, half rap/R & B) that my wonderful sister Kim made for me :)

Garth Brooks--Double Live
Jimmy Buffett--Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays
Duets Soundtrack
Dixie Chicks--Fly
Any Dave Matthews is good too

I'm cheating
 

Since I am a music queen and at certain times, I want certain songs and would be pissed :mad:that I left XYZ CD @ Home, I would burn 5 80 minute cds b4 I left for my trip. I need someone to get a 120 minute CD out on the market.

Anyway that is what I would do burn CDs but most definitely one would be gospel, one would be Jill, India, Erykah, Angie and other neo soul artists. Then I would also have a rap one to keep me amped about getting off of the island and to exercise in case the Manahoonies attack (taken from an episode of FULL HOUSE). I would also have a CD full of slow, romantic ballads in case I am stranded with a nice looking gentleman. The last one would be a mix of oldies but goodies as well as newbies but goodies.:p

1 - 40oz to Freedom, Sublime
2 - The Question, the Slackers
3 - Losing Streak, Less than Jake
4 - Babylon by Bus, Bob Marley
5 - The Scofflaws Live, the Scofflaws

1. Pearl Jam- Ten
2. Beastie Boys- Ill Communication
3. Garth Brooks- Greatest Hits
4. DMB- Under the Table and Dreaming
5. Live- Throwing Copper

Beatles - Abbey Road
Queen - Classic Queen
U2 - Achtung Baby
Guess Who - Greatest Hits
Doors - Greatest Hits

In no particular order:

Guster - "Parachute"
Billy Joel - "Greatest Hits - Volumes I and II"
A New Found Glory - "Nothing Gold Can Stay"
Sublime - "40 oz to Freedom"
Beastie Boys - "License to Ill"

There are a bunch of others that are close, but I just picked those off the top of my head.

Yolanda Adams ~ Mountain High, Valley Low
Lori El ~ It's All About Him
Fred Hammond ~ Purpose by Design
CeCe Winans ~ Alabaster Box or Everlasting Love]
Richard Smallwood ~ Healing

KSigkid-

Is New Found Glory really popular up North? I have a friend who goes to Penn who says they are really big in the Northeast. I use to know the guys (Jordan and Steve went to my high school). I actually use to hang out with Steve bc he was dating my best friend for a while.

1. U2 - The Best of 1980-1990
2. Anything DMB
3. Creed - I forgot the name of the album, but it's the one that is right before the one that just got released (or is going to be released?).
4. Everything But the Girl - Walking Wounded
5. The Cure - Mixed Up

Their first album is "My Own Prison" and the one after it is called "Human Clay"

Here are my five:

Wide Open Spaces and Fly from Dixie Chicks
Breathe, Faith Hill
Place in the Sun, Tim McGraw
Kenny Chesney's Greatest Hits

U2 - Joshua Tree
Police- Synchronicity
Cake- Fashion Nugget
Cake- Prolonging the Magic
No Doubt- Tragic Kingdom

volgirl...I love Cake too!!!

I'd also like to add Dido's No Angel. It's an awesome CD!!!

shopgirl - Cake is the best! I didnt know they actually had a tour this year - maybe next year ;)

1. fenix tx (fka riverfenix) - self titled
2. sublime - self titled
3. mxpx - at the show
4. reel big fish - why do they rock so hard
5. me first and the gimme gimmes - are a drag

and my imaginary 6th - the hippos - forget the world


yeah punk-n-ska. yeah!!!

marissa

I think Siobhan and I are soul sisters.....awesome choices, girl!!!

If I could burn 5 of my own (which I do all the time) I would have mixes of Beatles, Wings, Elton John, Queen, Barry Manilow, various 70s crap, and certain 80s metal ballads. BUT if I had to choose 5 existing albums....

1. Beatles: White Album
2. Queen: Classic Queen
3. Abba: Abba Gold
4. Wings: Wingspan
5. Barry Manilow: This One's For You

Oh dear lord...this is a toughie :)

Pearl Jam - Ten
Live - Throwing Copper
Matchbox Twenty - Yourself or Someone Like You
Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine
Sarah McLachlan - Mirrorball

:D squirrely girl...

I LOVE SKA!!!

*Operation Ivy
*Voodoo Glowskulls
*Sublime (reggae/ska/punk)
*Warsaw...an awesome Tucson ska band

James Taylor - Greatest Hits
DMB - Under the Table and Dreaming or Remember Two Things
DMB - Listener Supported
U2 - Joshua Tree
Jump Little Children - Magazine

1. Dispatch-Bang, Bang
2. Anything by DMB
3. 4. Dixie Chicks-Wide Open Spaces
4. Bob Marley-Greatest Hits
5. Incubus-Make Yourself











"to be womanly always, discouraged never"

Weighing in from an older generation:

Aida -- Original Broadway Soundtrack
Greatest Hits -- The Association
Grestest Hits -- Simon and Garfunkle
Les Miserables -- Original Broadway Soundtrack
Greatest Hits -- Sir Andrew Lloyd Weber

I would also like to have Gary Puckett and the Union Gap's Greatest Hits, some Chicago and some Blood Sweat and Tears, some Beach Boys and maybe Take Five by Dave Brubeck.

Well, I never did count that well. Maybe I'd take the others the next time I was stranded.

Transformer the Movie Soundtrack
Enigma
Ren and Stimpy
Phish - Ghost
Dave Matthews Band - Under the table and dreaming