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| News: | Duncan Glenday's Favorite 'Desert Island' CDs |
Posted on Wednesday, February 14 2007 @ 01:18:27 CST by Duncan Glenday
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Van Der Graaf Generator : Pawn Hearts - I grew up playing this album when it was still current. I rediscovered it recently, and was blown away all over again
Genesis : Selling England By The Pound - The ultimate Genesis, the showcase for their brilliance, irreverence, and very British sense of humor
Pink Floyd : Dark Side Of The Moon - The Floyd by which others are judged
Camel : The Snowgoose - When I was 16, I picked this up in a bargain bin for about $1, and have been a Camel convert ever since
Marillion : Misplaced Childhood - An emotional concept piece that leaves a lump in the throat - approachable, yet one of the best neo-prog albums ever
Symphony X : V : The New Mythology Suite -This album has incredible scope. Very sophisticated. One of America's most underrated bands, appreciated more in Europe than at home
Dream Theater : Metropolis Part 2 - Scenes from a Memory - Love
them or hate them, Dream Theater defined - and still defines - their genre. This was the
CD that first turned me onto the band
Yes : Yessongs - There is no finer live album.
Opeth : Still Life - Probably the best album Opeth ever released -
with Ghost Reveries following a close second. Their symphonic-prog-meets-death-metal
is intriguing, and masterfully executed.
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