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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" T$ A) ^) U) o7 ~I would like to know what you consider the best CD you've ever listen to. The following criteria apply:
3 s* z& u8 I! t$ m7 O: e1) Must be an album, not a single.
3 H8 w$ J1 {( J: d- T8 u, ?2) It could be of any musical genres but not pop (please!)/ w9 a" o' o; [% @/ k* n: i2 O
3) It's still assessible thru vinyl, cassette, CD, SACD,etc.
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; r; F! g' Y0 X" T! t' c: yMy choice: A Love Supreme by John Coltrane
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2 L- r. p7 @0 hIf 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!