sandpanda wrote:LaMonte Young - The Well Tuned Piano

Dude, if you're stranded on an island, there aren't any chicks to impress

Mmm, on this particular day:

(5 collections, not single CD's, as that would surely not be enough. Also,CD's, as I assume one would not want to be forced to adjust tracking and VTA, or screw around with a friggin' record vacuum on a desert island)

Claude Debussy - Orchestral Works; Pierre Boulez - Cleveland & New Philharmonia Orchestras

Stravinsky Conducts Stravinsky - complete recordings, with Columbia Symphony Orchestra

Eric Dolphy - Complete Prestige Recordings

Perez Prado - Mambo Mania; Dilo (Ugh!); Prez; Big Hits; Rockambo (a box set of my own creation)

Les Baxter - The Sacred Idol; & the Exotic Moods collection (though I suppose Arthur Lyman might be more apropriate to a desert island)

1. This Heat- "Deceit", "This Heat" or "Repeat"
2. Eric Dolphy- "Out There"
3. Sunny Murray w/Amiri Baraka, D. Cherry, Ayler... - "Tomorrow is the question"
4. Zeni Geva - "Nai-Ha"
5. Derek Bailey and Dave Holland- "Improvisations for cello and guitar"

first off, capnreverb you might think being the first with the concept of invading the greek islands and fertilize each with exactly one genre-seed (peaches on lesbos right ?) but the turks beat you to it and the RIAA-fleet terrorizing those waters will not help either. Five records, matey; not the tower records of babylon(don) on your canonised shores.

Considering the raft to make it there was made of ukeleles, banjos, washboards, E-filled marangas and a clavia north lead, i'd pick these five:

- Dave Van Ronk and his jug stompers
- Blind Willie Johnson dark was the night
- Minutemen double nickels on the dime
- The Coctails live at lounge ax
- Stina Nordenstam dynamite

Bert Jansch - Jack Orion/Nicola (this is two albums on one CD, honest)
A Guided By Voices CD-R of their best stuff
A Husker Du CD-R of their best stuff
Low - Secret Name (vinyl)
Flying Saucer Attack - Distance - (vinyl) just to make me completely fucking aware of how isolated I am from civilisation. And to remind me that great records can be made on a four track with a totally inept grasp of sound engineering.

If one of the records got damaged in a massive storm, and another one mysteriously fell from the sky to replace it, it would either be Scott 4 by Scott Walker or Balaclava by Pearls Before Swine.

yummy


1: slint - spiderland
2: shellac - at action park

this is hard... grrrrrrrr banana

3: chevelle - point #1
4: sound garden - superunknown
5: mewithoutyou - a - b life











i would like to add big black in there somewhere, but i wouldnt know which one to throw out,











theres a picachu

Silly but irresistible question.

Shellac, At Action Park
Lifter Puller, Soft Rock (2 CDs, actually. Hey! Word up to LFTR PLLR fans.)
Beatles, Abbey Road
PJ Harvey, Rid of Me
Magnetic Fields, 69 Love Songs (3 CDs, but who cares.)

Oh, that's easy!

Spankmaster - Kool Keith
My Daughter the Broad - The Frogs
A Love Supreme - John Coltrane
I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One - Yo La Tengo
Trinity Sessions - Cowboy Junkies

Yes. I think I really would do that....

1) boards of canada: music has the right to children
2) DJ shadow: endtroducing
3) laeto: make us mild
4) don caballero: american don
5) shellac: terraform