Think about this...........could be fun!!!
 

Here in the UK we have a radio show called "Desert Island Disks".

People go on the show and talk about bits of music and items that they would HAVE to have to survive alone on an island.

So..........

Let's start Aural Moons own version:

Sea of Tranquility Disks

You're going to be marooned on The Sea of Tranquility.

Give:

1) FIVE albums you would take.
2) A book you would HAVE to have to keep you sane. And...
3) One "Special" item you would want with you. This can be ANYTHING at all. For example, Peanut Butter or A painting by Dali or ANYTHING.

Happy thinking. :p

Sea of Tranquility Disks........
 

Albums:

1) Tales From Topographic Oceans - Yes
2) Thick as a Brick - Jethro Tull
3) Darkside of the Moon - Pink Floyd
4) Pink Moon - Nick Drake
5) Symphony No. 9 "The Choral" - Beethoven

Jonathon Livingstone Seagull - Richard Bach

Special object:

Earl Grey Tea.

Britney for the pictures...
 

I had done this more than two years ago on another forum, so I went looking and here's what I found:

Kansas-Leftoverture
Pat Metheny-First Circle
Maria Schneider-Allegresse
Sibelius-2nd Symphony
Sting-Dream of the Blue Turtles

I think I'll stick with those for now... :D

oy, forgot the book and special thing...

Lord of the Rings

an iBook with a solar panel. (or is that two things...) :p

5 CD's:

Illusions On A Double Dimple-Triumvirat
Thick As A Brick-Jethro Tull
Quadrophenia-The Who(my all-time Fav album)
Moontan-Golden Earring
Division Bell-Pink Floyd

Favorite Book:

an iBook with solar power and internet connection
(i know that's cheating, but hey it's my fantasy)

Special Object:

A never ending keg of Guinness (kept cold naturally)

Hmmm
 

Discs:
Yes - Going for the One
U2 - Achtung Baby!
King's X - Dogman
The Appleseed Cast - Low Level Owl
Yes - Relayer

Book:
Holy Bible

Other Random Thing:
Ergonomic Pillow



PS: since we did this a few years ago, I'm gonna dig up that thread and compare...

found it
 

Actually, it wasn't desert island; it was top five classic prog albums:

"1. Yes - Relayer
2. Yes - Going for the One
3. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
4. Pink Floyd - Meddle
5. Oldfield - Tubular Bells

That's not exactly definitive."

Albums:
Frank Mariano, Juggernaut
AC/DC, Black In Black
Rimsky Korsakov, Shahrazad
Gamalon, Gamalon
Photo

Book:
Dr. Seuss, The Lorax

Special Item:
University Of Cambridge Library

1:
Rush-Hemispheres
Genesis-Seconds Out
Mike Oldfield-Voyager
Pain of Salvation-The Perfect Element 1
CD I am working on now

2:
George Orwell - 1984


3.
CD player of course. Guys, how do you want to listen to these 5 CD's? Using books, pillows or Guiness? ;)

teermin8r and I brought our iBooks... :cool:

D'oh!
Well, I've got some nice coasters for my non-existant soft-drink machine.:rolleyes:

I forgot to mention...........
 

The facility exists to play your CDs but there's nowhere to plug other electrical equipment in. Batteries won't work there either so iPods and other musical equipment won't work. Think again you smart arses. :D

blow the whistle...
 

oh sure, change the rules in the middle of the game... :rolleyes:

remember roger and I requested solar powered ibooks, which unless we're on the dark side of the moon, we ought to be OK.

Pink Moon - Nick Drake
Wind and Wuthering - Genesis
BBC Sessions 1971-73 - Sandy Denny
Voyage of the Acolyte - Steve Hackett
Turning, Turning Back - Alex de Grassi


Book: The Captain's Verses - Pablo Neruda

Thing/item: Fruit delivery service

oh what the hell
 

Discipline - Unfolded Like Staircase
Echolyn - As The World
XTC - Oranges and Lemons
Djam Karet - The Devouring
King Crimson - Discipline

Ask me tomorrow and you'll get a different answer.

Book - George Carlin "Braindroppings"

Item - picture of Keithie

Oh, why not.

My 5 albums:[list=1][*]Illusions on a Double Dimple - Triumvirat[*]Thick as a Brick - Jethro Tull[*]California Screamin' - Dixie Dregs[*]Misplaced Childhood - Marillion[*]Tales from a Topographic Ocean - Yes[/list=1]

Book:

A PowerBook (I'd have said that anyway, regardless of whoever else said it)

Special Item:

A special magical black box that provided unlimited internet access for my powerbook. I'm assuming that I'd have some power source, since it'd be useless to take the albums without some way of playing them... :D

Roger -dot- Lee

Re: oh what the hell
 

I've heard of Moon Madness but that seems like Lunar Sea to me.

I'm flattered!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just a castaway
 

5 cd's
Yes - Close to the Edge
Eno - Music For Airports
Arlo Guthrie - Hobo's Lullaby
Boards of Canada - Music has the Right to Children
John Michael Talbot - Come to the Quiet

Book - the Bible

Special item - Family photo

I'm a guy of changing moods so I couldn't stick with all prog selections. There's a simple joy I get from hearing the folk songs sung on this Arlo Guthrie album. Likewise with the JMT album. Alone on an island, your bound to do some thinking about God and this one would be appropriate :)
And I suppose one wouldn't need a clean change of underwear since you could wash the pair you're wearing - and there would be no one there to share it with anyway. Ya - I will opt for no clean underwear as a non-choice
:cool:

What would I take to the Sea of Tranquility?

Yes - Tales of Topographic Oceans
Peter Gabriel - So
Genesis - Foxtrot
Anthony Phillips - 1984
Ralph Vaughan-Willimas - 5th SYmphony

Book: The Complete Scripts of Monty Pythons Flying Circus

What else: My reading glasses

:D

5 albums:

FM - Black Noise
Tears For Fears - Elemental
Counting Crows - August And Everything After
Simple Minds - Street Fighting Years
Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy

(these may change at any time)

book:
Robert Heinlein "Time Enough For Love"

thing:
cell phone so I can call all of you and brag about how great it is on my island...:D