What is your favorite CD & how many CD's do you have in your collection?

My favorite is Van Halen all of them.... and I have about 300 CD's



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Perennial Favorites by Squirrel Nut Zippers and I have 250 CDs give or take.

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m-mmeyer
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My DVD's

Protection by Massive Attack. Trip hop doesn't get better than this.

Ummm......Mahler's 2nd Symphony, conducted by Leonard Bernstein??

(Bernstein was the bassist for Arrowsmith when they were starting out... )

James Morrison, no not the Door's lead singer, album "Snappy Doo." He's an australian trumpet player with amazing chops.

I have about 200 cds and a handful of vinyl in my collection.

Pink Floyd- "Dark Side of the Moon," or "Wish You Were Here."

Around 500 CD's. I have ripped almost all to to Computer Hard Drives as MP3's and as a PDF file by Artist,Album,Songs. It runs about 140 pages.
Richard

I must say by far, my favorite would be Davy Crockett. Recorded by Fess Parker & Co. in the mid 50s.

I have 2. This one and White Christmas by Bing Crosby, but Davy has the best sound stage by far!

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Bill

Although it isn't quite my favourite, "Hemispheres" by RUSH is me de-facto "speaker auditioning" cd!

Wow, to narrow it down to one, I'ld have to say B*tches Brew by Miles Davis. I hae to say that every time I listen to this album I find something new. There's some little thing that comes to my attention...and it leads me along to something else that I hadn't noticed. I must have literaly listend to it in it's intirity over a hundred times, and I still find something more in it.

However, I've realy been getting into UNKLE and DJ Shadow's Private Press has been getting a LOT of time on my system.

Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath. This album invented hard rock and changed music. I got 50 cd's.