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¿Question #2135?
puffinge: Desert Island CD's: Which 5 CD's would you want with you on that desert island? They have to be available online or in a store.

MartinWin: None.
Felimid: 1) "In This Moment, In This Place", by Javi Canovas. 2) "Timewind", by Klaus Schulze. 3) "Dynamic Stillness" by Steve Roach. 4) "Pergamon", by Tangerine Dream. 5) "Mirage", by Klaus Schulze.
Woelf: A desert island with a music store and/or an internet connection? I'd ask to borrow their phone and arrange transport home.
tram10014: Moby - Play, Pulp - Greatest Hits, Annie Lennox - Med, If I Should Fall From Grace With God (the Pogues), and Exile on Main Street by the Rolling Stones.
jegan22280: wow. i haven't purchased a CD in years
KillerPower: Gammaray - Land of the free; Nightwish - End of an Era; Within Temptation - Silent Force; Manowar - Gods of War (live); Bullet for my Valentine - Poison
matthan: I don't think I would ever want to go on a desert island. Maybe a dessert island.
DHEK: I don't get it... if I'm on a desert island, I'd presume it is deserted and therefore wouldn't have any source of electricity, much less a CD player or batteries or stuff like that. How then am I going to play the CDs I choose? Why should I even bring CDs along?
Benzebub: Joshua Tree, by U2; The Wall, by Pink Floyd; Nothing's Shocking, by Jane's Addiction; Nevermind, by Nirvana; Negotiations and Love Songs by Paul Simon.
Ebon Wendigo: "Year of the Cat", Al Stewart, "Warchild", Jethro Tull, "Excitable Boy", Warren Zavon, "Double White", The Beatles, "Rockin'", The Guess Who
seppo21: Unless I also had a solar powered CD player, I don't suppose it would much matter.
POvidiusNaso: Nuggets CD #3, Beastie Boys Check Your Head, Metallica Master of Puppets, Blackalicious's The Craft, and Ramones All the Stuff and More Vol. 1
dsmeyer: I tries one of these when I was young, and you just keep sending these crappy CDs every month
animal: Beyond the Infinite (Juno Reactor), Brandenburg Concertos (performed by Hogwood w/The Academy of Ancient Music), Come Fly with Me (Frank Sinatra), Graceland (Paul Simon), Kiss the Tears Away (Silly Wizard)
Thesp: The chewiest.
moyet: D-A-D. No fuel left for the pilgrims.
Sideburn: Do I have a CD or DVD player on that desert island??? And what about power supply. Why would I want any CD's if there's no way of listening to them....
vampywife: Evanescence-Fallen; Natasha Bedingfield-Unwritten; one of my CDs for relaxation/meditation; Bloodhound Gang-Hooray for Boobies; and i'm not sure on the last one, it would depend on the mood i was in when packing
scriptorum: Why do people put an apostrophe before a plural S? In any case, off the top of my head ,They Might Be Giants "Flood," The Beatles "Abbey Road," Men at Work "Brazil," Level 42 "The Early Tapes," and Steve Miller Band "Greatest Hits."
jasta6: Evanesance, Rob Zombie, ELO: brain salad surgery, Bond, and a Classical compilation CD.................................................................................................................
Big Bad Lex: Zipped MP3s count?
chockle: abbey road, only life, honey's dead, she hangs brightly, eponymous
KDSN: it wouldnt matter...no electricity
bekudno: A Boards of Canada CD, either Music Has The Right To Children or Geogaddi, maybe I'd flip a coin. A Múm CD, Finally We Are No One or Summer Make Good, I'll flip another coin. Radiohead, probably Hail To The Thief. Aphex Twin: Selected Ambient Works, Vol. II. And Future Sound Of London: Lifeforms.
Loquutus: Mostly Jazz, maybe one of those mega collections you see on TV.
brainrob: Argus (Wishbone Ash); As The World (Echolyn); Signify (Porcupine Tree); Permanent Waves (Rush); SMiLE (Brian Wilson)
GrandpaDave: George Carlin - You Are All Diseased, Kings of Leon - Aha Shake Heartbreak, Tiger Army - III: Ghost Tiger Rise, Velvet Goldmine Soundtrack, David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust and Spiders from Mars...I have very eclectic tastes.
chiesi: 1) Radiohead - Ok Computer 2) Jeff Buckley - Grace 3) Led Zeppelin - Remasters 4) U2 - Achtung Baby 5) Muse - Origin of Symmetry
Lord_Prussian: Bah
mrbeankc: Soundtracks from Sunday in the Park With George, Cats (London Cast), Beatles Rubber Soul, White Album and Abby Road.
arkibet: Nuclear Furniture by Jefferson Airplane. Room for Squares by John Mayer. Beethoven's 7th Symphony. The King Singers collection of Madrigals. and something else.
The Unbeliever: 42
CaptainCaveman: U2/Joshua Tree, Beatles/Abbey Road,Uncle Tupelo/Anodyne,Neil Young/Harvest,Big Star/Big Star
Randy Cox: I don't have 5 CDs.
puffinge: I'll tell you later, but, yes, you would have a CD player that you could plug in, so stop pissing me off!
tragicpoet: Alanis' Jagged Little Pill, Barenaked Ladies' Disc One, Eels' Beautiful Freak, Coldplay's A Rush Of Blood To the Head, Pink Floyd's The Wall (technically 2 discs)
KnobDoctor: Wait. Do I have a CD player? And electricity?
2amp: any jimmy buffett, bat out of hell (meatloaf), chicago (best of), ELO out of the blue, another buffet
snoozefest: none
ValJor: All the ESC CD's of the last five competitions, that's the only music I listen to.
gnomehome: Is there a CD player available ?
Dave: Main - Hz; Techno Animal - Reentry; Mahler - Symphony #6; Anthony Philips - Slow Waves, Soft Stars; Bee Gees - Cucumber Castle.
Blackwind: without electricity or batteries...seems pointless
jttm: Usually, just instrumental, maybe soundtracks to some films.
AlorielLelyn: No idea
chaddyboy_2000: What good do CD's do you on a desert island?
CortexBomb: 5 CDs? That would be hell regardless...I would have to take a few of my classic favourites like Sunny Day Real Estate's Diary, Sasha's airdrawndagger, Matthew Good's Avalanche, and a couple of other ones which I would agonise over...maybe Chicane's Far from the Maddening Crowds...and who knows what else
CDRodeffer: Do I have a CD player?
Spielfreak: What's the point -- there'll be no place to plug in the CD player.
skelebone: Dunno, do I actually get something to play them in, or are they just shiny bits of plastic and mylar?