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LED ZEPPELIN: III; THE BAND: The Last Waltz; THE BEATLES: The Beatles (aka The White Album).

STINA NORDENSAM: People are Strange (a Swedish import CD); Songs: Ohia

VARIOUS: Just Can't Get Enough: New Wave Hits of the '80s Volume 1.; VARIOUS: Just Can't Get Enough: New Wave Hits of the '80s Volume 4.; BOB MOULD: Last Dog and Pony Show. Two great compilations from the now venerable 1980's and one very good album from the 1990's

Perfect Circle Pink Floyd- wish you were here sevendust-home

Morphine - Bootleg Detroit - I'll trade the loss of some sound quality for the energy of live.

FAT BOY SLIM LATEST, U2'S LATEST AND ANYTHING BEATLES

KRUDER AND DORFMEISTER: The K&D Sessions (thanks J-10 and keep them coming); JOAN OSBORNE: Righteous Love; PAUL SIMON: You're The One.

SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS: Bedlam Ballroom; GREEN DAY: Warning; ERIC CLAPTON: Clapton Chronicles.

JERRY JOSEPH: Everything Was Beautiful; CHRIS CORNELL: Euphoria Morning; MARK KOZELEK: Rock And Roll Singer.

BEBEL GILBERTO: Tanto Tempo; CESARIA EVORA: Cafe Atlantico; DIDO: No Angel.

Ben Harper "Burn to SHine" Dave MAtthews band "Listener Supported" David Allan COe "Grtest. Hits" ECLETIC, eh?

ROXY MUSIC: Avalon; JASON FALKNER: Can You Still Feel; HARRY NIILSON: Best Of Harry.

STEVE EARLE: Train a Coming; EMMYLOU HARRIS: Red Dirt Girl; PETER GREEN: Hot Foot Powder.

All the Super Groove Fleetwood Mac discs with Bob Welch

Sorry, I can't pick three: The Borodin Quartet's Shostakovich cycle; Duke Ellington's Symphonic Works, Peress/American Composers Orchestra; Night and Day: The Cole Porter Songbook; Beach Boys Smile bootleg CD; and the Budapest Quartet's Late Beethoven quartets.

RADIOHEAD: Kid A; ST. GERMAIN: Tourist; VINCE GUARALDI TRIO: A Charlie Brown Christmas.

Gatecrasher: Disco-tech Paul Oakenfold: New York (disk two) Its part of the Global Underground series by Thrive records. Trance Nation 2 (disk two)By Minstry of sound recordings Ltd.

Manfredo Fest "Just Jobim" Stravinsky conducts Stravinsky Steely Dan 2 Against Nature

Grateful Dead: DxPx 16 Fred Anderson: Live at the Velvet Lounge Makaha Sons: Na Mele Henoheno Vol.1

Steve Smith & Buddy's Buddies Yes - Live at the House of Blues Peter Erskine et al - The Hudson Project

Eva Cassidy on CDs Bonnie Raitt on LP Buena Vista Social Club on LP Doug MacLeod on LP (& CD) The LP-format is preferred but unfortunately not everything is available on LP so some CDs are played relarly

Sting - a brand new day Hugh Masekela - Hope Rutter - Requiem

Radiohead - Kid A Catherine Wheel - Adam & Eve Bob Dylan - Time Out Of Mind There are plenty more but these are the 3 most notable right now.

keb moe "slow down" weepin willie "at last on time "

Bach Arias, Magdalena Kozena, Archiv Teodora, handel, Decca Solomon, Handel, Philips

Radiohead / Kid A Doctor Nerve / Ereia Transatlantic / SMPTe

Genesis - Selling England by the pound(180g vinyl) Bob Marley - Legend(vinyl) Depeche Mode 86-98(cd) A bit different than everybody else I guess. No classical - I like it but it gets a bit boring after a while.

Rickie Lee Jones "It's like this" An almost minimalist take on some of her favorite tunes. Show Biz Kids + The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys, are worth the price of the disc. Mike Stern "Play" Backed by an absolute bombastic rhythm section, Mike makes his case for best guitarist on the planet. As Howard Cosell would say..."Anyone who thinks Mike is not the champ should step into the ring with him" Stephane Grappelli "Live At The Blue Note" I was fortunate enough to attend one of his last concerts, and have never heard anyone express themselves through their instrument more than this man. And if dying is a ticket to hear him and Django together...Let me Know when Dr.K is eligible for work release.

Bob Dylan 'Blonde on Blonde' SACD Duke Ellington 'Blues in Orbit' SACD Eric Bibb 'Just Like Love' SACD