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Message: <blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 136259" data-attributes="member: 330">I'm not sure how these things work.  Here are some must have's IMO.  As said before you didn't specify.  I prefer live albums as they seem to have more energy. This is by no means all inclusive but should keep you busy for a while loading incredible stuff.Pink Floyd:Dark Side of The MoonAnimalsThe Wall--Wall Live is better with bonus tracks only found in the movieAll Led Zeppelin from "Led Zeppelin" though "In Though the Out Door" (not a fan of "Coda")The Who:NextQuadropheniaBy NumbersWho Are Are YouIt's HardWho's LastJoin Together (if you can find it) or Live At Radio City Music Hall (just for the drumming of Simon Phillips)KISS--Alive/Alive II--all you'll need to become a fan and be disappointed in them about all other efforts.Beatles:  White Album and Rubber SoleJimi Hendrix: Are You Experienced?--anything live alsoCharlie DanielsHank JrMerle HaggardWaylon Jennings--greatest hits of all the above fourJohnny Cash:  Live at Folsom PrisonMontgomery Gentry:Tattoos And ScarsCarrying OnEric Clapton: Just One NightRush:Rush2112A Farewell to KingsMoving PicturesPower WindowsYes: 90120Big Generator ( both not "real" Yes but my favorites)Genesis: Trick of the Tail (vocals and drumming of Phillip Collins--illegally fast bike ride in Nevada to a bar at sunset--perfect)Def Leppard:On Through the NightHigh and DryPyromaniaAC/DC: Let There Be RockAs said before this is by no means all inclusive.  It's a collection of albums which I enjoy 98-99% of the songs.  This should fill a bit of memory and provide much enjoyment if you have similar taste.  Many live variations on most of the above.</blockquote>

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