Desert Island Ten

[tsung@aero]

Well, just to show that not everyone was into punk/progressive music since 
day one, here are some of my favorite post-77 releases.  Heck, 1977 was the
year I STARTED listening to western music!  Just because some of them became 
massive commercial successes doesn't mean their quality was sacrificed in 
anyway, I feel.

(What do you mean, the deadline has passed?)

1 & 2. Kate Bush, Hounds of Love & The Dreaming
3.  David Bowie, Scary Monsters and Super Creeps
4.  Pink Floyd, The Wall
5.  Pretenders
6.  Fleetwood Mac, Tusk
7.  Lindsay Buckingham, Law & Order
	(one of the most overlooked pop gems)
8.  Kyung Wha Chung, Tchaikovsky & Mendelssohn Violin Concertos, Dutoit
	(two of the best performances on the same disc!)
9.  The Best of Liona Boyd
11. Leinsdorf, Prokofiev: Excerpts from the Ballet, Romeo & Juliet
	(Sheffield Lab)
12. Pollini, Chopin Etudes
10. I'll find some post-77 release of Chopin's Nocturnes right before I get 
    on the trip that'll strand me on a desert island.


"The number of thy counting shall be 
three, not two, not four"

Fu-Sheng

p.s.  Some of you morally untainted :-) David Byrne fans may miss his interview
(actually "20 Questions") in the March issue of Playboy.  Nothing outrageous,
but worth reading.