The Best CD ever?

Gretzky

If a fire breaks out in your house, and you can only rescue 1 CD, which one will you take?
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I would like to know what you consider the best CD you've ever listen to. The following criteria apply:+ H# I5 C* w" X8 y9 P. [* T
1) Must be an album, not a single.
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3) It's still assessible thru vinyl, cassette, CD, SACD,etc." ^* W* }' I, q6 x- @' u/ I
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My choice: A Love Supreme by John Coltrane5 Z9 o, L1 R5 J  ]0 O* @; J
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If you want to learn about Jazz, Coltrane is the first one you go to. You would never find a better saxophone player than Coltrane. There are messages in his music!

fing86

tupac shakur's "all eyez on me"

Freak

"The best of Edith Piaf"

zatoichi

Nas "Illmatic", "Street Disciple" is crazy too
$ ~9 O8 {2 S( B- n6 MOutKast "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below".......so innovative
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I am getting into Jazz too, I'll post questions on this board when I am in doubt.