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Posted by The Vza on Mar-18-2009 23:13:

people's favorite double disc albums

I'm writing this essay for my Tisch application and one of the questions is

"If you were stranded on a desert island for the rest of your life, which 3 albums would you take with you? explain why you've chosen these albums and, specifically, the aspects of the recordings that strike you in terms of production, artistry, marketing, promotion etc."

to be perfectly honest, I dont give a fuck about artistry. If I'm stranded on an island with 3 albums then i want QUANTITY. So far I've chosen Biggie's Ready to Die (double disc), Bob Marley's Legend (delux edition) for its timelessness and its straight island music, and i'm trying to decide what electronic album I want to bring. Since I've only been into EDM for around 4 years, I don't know exactly who has released ill double albums

i've listened to PVD's Out there and back and I like it and all, but I was wondering if ya'll could point me in other directions just so I know whats out there.

I understand that armin's ASOT yearly releases are double discs, but what else is there?

thanks


Posted by Scoops on Mar-18-2009 23:26:

i could list alot more but these are personal favs

James Holden - Balance 005

Danny Tenaglia - GU: Athens

Sasha - GU: San Fran

Markus Schulz - Miami '05

Sander Kleinenberg - This is Everybody


Posted by Stef on Mar-18-2009 23:42:

Tool

10,000 days


Posted by AY STAR on Mar-19-2009 00:15:

i dunno about 3 but these are some good albums
tiesto - isos3
push - electric eclipse
dt - gu athens
victor calderone - evolve
armin van buuren - universal religion 2004
tiesto - magik 7
ferry corsten live at spundae
m.i.k.e - antwerp 05 (prefrably disc 2)
gatecrasher -live with scott bond & marco v


theres probly a few more but this is all i can think of now


Posted by Uncle ED on Mar-19-2009 01:27:

Pink Floyd: The Wall
The Who: Quadrophenia
Led Zep: Physical Graffite
The Clash: London Calling

All classics for me, they never get old...cant always listen to EDM,lol


Posted by Shamez214 on Mar-19-2009 02:33:

Ready to Die wasn't a double album, Life After Death was...


Posted by BradMiller on Mar-19-2009 09:15:

BT - Movement In Still Life (the pimped out Asian double disc edition)!


Posted by The Vza on Mar-19-2009 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Shamez214
Ready to Die wasn't a double album, Life After Death was...


duh. i wanted to pick ready to die but went with life after death. my b


Posted by beatmatch on Mar-20-2009 10:30:

Holden- at the controls

Howells-nu breed

Deep dish- Moscow gu


Posted by GUBostonDubs on Mar-20-2009 11:34:

quote:
Originally posted by AY STAR
dt - gu athens


Dope CD


Posted by DJ_Lord on Mar-21-2009 18:30:

smashing pumpkins - mellon collie and the infinite sadness - for those lonely nights on the island...



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