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Sargeant Pepper

1955 Glenn Gould Goldberg Variations. The original CD, A State of Wonder, the Zenph "re-performance." and most recently the "original label" version.

It's gotta be Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon! In addition to the original US LP release, I have the British LP, and the Mobile Fidelity remastering in vinyl. With two version on CD, that comes to five copies in all...

Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.

Sticky Fingers by the Rolling Stones. UK first press, UK late '70s early 80?s US first press Mobile Fidelity press Japanese pressing plus the CD for the car. (sold the car...) The cleanest is the Japanese. The Mo-Fi is technically very good. The one that get listened to is the British firtst press. Sock it to me.

Knockin on Heaven's Door 1) Bob Dylan, 2) Eric Clapton, and 3) Guns and Roses.

Beethoven's symphonies numbers.5 & 9.

Pop Pop / Rickie lee jones

Beethoven Symphonies There are just so many good but different recordings--a life times listening!

the dark side of the moon

Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon, including all formats, about 15 copies!

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by Elton John. I had the 8-Track, I bought it on LP twice, CD twice and now, on DVD-Audio.

By far, Bach's Goldberg Variations followed by Monteverdi's Orfeo, Haendel's Messiah and Dylan's Blonde on Blonde.

The Beethoven symphonies - 2 CD sets (Harnoncourt/COE and Zinman/Tonhalle) and an LP set from the Beethoven Centennial Collection (von Karajan/BPO).

I only have one copy of each title. When I find myself with more, I choose the one to keep based on a mixture of sound quality, bonus tracks and/or condition.

Dark Side of the Moon

Dark Side of the Moon