What is the one album you can be trapped on a desert island with for the rest of your life?
Hmmmm…
Primus - Sailing the Seas of Cheese
The one that immediately comes to mind is Wolfgang Amadeus, by Phoenix.
Oh dang!!
I’m still struggling to pick one. Lol
What immediately comes to my mind is my “super party mix” mix tape so good on you
Neko Case, Middle Cyclone.
oh dang! Great album. It’s also a sonically diverse album. Great call!
Her voice! Knocks me out every time.
No doubt! Running out of Fools destroys me every time.
Carbon Based Lifeforms - Hydroponic Gardens (definitely a Carbon Based album, but it’s a tough choice)
I can’t figure out if I’d want something with vocals to give me a sense of companionship, or something without vocals so it doesn’t drive me insane.
With vocals: Grateful Dead - Cornell 5/8/77
Without vocals: John Coltrane - Live at Village Vanguard
I’m torn on if I want a “favorite album” or a compilation/best of?
Hunky Dory - David Bowie
I’ll go with something current. ‘The Loveliest Time’ by Carly Rae Jepsen. People around me seem to like this album a lot…
For the rest, I’ll just bang some coconuts against each other to create sound. This way I’ll become the best tribute band for various classic works on the island. Everyone’s welcome!
Counting crows august and everything
Oh dang! Classic.
22, A Million
Off the top of my head, Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
Incubus - Morning View
really hard to say, but the first one that jumped to mind is Miles Davis - Filles de Kilimanjaro
I always appreciated Davis, but never got into his work. Love jazz, but jazz-jazz? Tough one for me.
If you’re coming from a rock background you could check out In a Silent Way or A Tribute to Jack Johnson, and if you like those, go to Bitches Brew.
Distinguishing Marks by Fingerprintz. I’ve been listening to that album since 1985 and it never got old.
…even though apparently I did
I’d have to go with the album that’s verbal instructions for how to build a two way radio out of a coconut and seaweed.
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco
Such a good album.