James Franciscus
Kick Henry Jackassowski
Wouldn't you people honestly get sick of those five albums? I'd rather not have any music. I can't stand the fifteen or so CDs in my car after repeated listens. I'd rather talk to the soccer ball.
5 albums you'd take on a desert island
- Thread starter Alex W
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Fumbles
Communist Chocolate Hellhole
So the basic premise is that I'd have to choose 5 albums that would always be inspiring, challenging, & entertaining?
1)I never only have 5 albums on me, & if I did, it would be by pure chance as to what I were listening to that day, so it may as well be anything.
2) I'd get extremely BORED w/it, no matter what 5 albums it was.
3) If they were cds, I'd rather use them to light fires, or signal airplanes.
I'd rather try to remember every detail of all the albums I've ever heard. The pursuit wouldn't be boring- I'd always be challenged to remember every detail, searching deep within to find the memories, shutting out the exterior world of endless coconuts & sand & ocean. I'd inevitably start dreaming of albums I've heard, drawing upon unconcious memory, fueled by the obsession of remembering when I have absolutely nothing better to do. I'd probably start making up my own albums. Eg- "What if____ had lived longer".
But anyways:
today, maybe some Messiaen , Scriabin late piano pieces played by Sofronitsky. Just bullshit off the top of my head. I can not choose. I'd rather have no albums at all than ones I'd get bored of, which in turn would make me realize all that I'd never see, or hear ever again.:(
1)I never only have 5 albums on me, & if I did, it would be by pure chance as to what I were listening to that day, so it may as well be anything.
2) I'd get extremely BORED w/it, no matter what 5 albums it was.
3) If they were cds, I'd rather use them to light fires, or signal airplanes.
I'd rather try to remember every detail of all the albums I've ever heard. The pursuit wouldn't be boring- I'd always be challenged to remember every detail, searching deep within to find the memories, shutting out the exterior world of endless coconuts & sand & ocean. I'd inevitably start dreaming of albums I've heard, drawing upon unconcious memory, fueled by the obsession of remembering when I have absolutely nothing better to do. I'd probably start making up my own albums. Eg- "What if____ had lived longer".
But anyways:
today, maybe some Messiaen , Scriabin late piano pieces played by Sofronitsky. Just bullshit off the top of my head. I can not choose. I'd rather have no albums at all than ones I'd get bored of, which in turn would make me realize all that I'd never see, or hear ever again.:(
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Seriously, you guys make no sense. It's not like the OP stipulates that those 5 records will be played on a constant loop, or even once per year. Or ever.
The "none" option is simply dumb. And it seems like it only ever applies to music. It's not like anyone ever says "What kind of Real Doll would I like to have on my desert island? If I can only have one, then I don't want any at all!".
Play the damn game!
The "none" option is simply dumb. And it seems like it only ever applies to music. It's not like anyone ever says "What kind of Real Doll would I like to have on my desert island? If I can only have one, then I don't want any at all!".
Play the damn game!
Acadiafall
Kiss Me Hardy
OGG
Master of the Meh
Hence my unique selection of choices.
Being stuck with those five records would inspire and motivate me every day to find a way off that damned island and get home to my music collection.
James Franciscus
Kick Henry Jackassowski
Nobody said anything about a loop either. I eventually get sick of everything no matter how much I might enjoy it the first time. I'll listen to the wind and my soul, thank you very much.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
That looks like a volley ball to me.
Grant Gross
Kick Henry Jackassowski
Albums? What are those?
el diablo
I'll take an A for $1000, Alex.
THAT was one f*cking amazing album. Downside is that about halfway thru the album his creative ability surpassed my ability to comprehend what he was saying.
