What are the top 3 CD/albums in your collection?

[Pat D]

What are the top 3 CD/albums in your collection that you enjoy the most?

However, here are three of my long-time favorites:

Mozart, Symphonies Nos. 35* and 41; Haydn, Symphony No. 104*; Leibowitz and Krips*; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Chesky CD 016. My favorite Mozart symphonies in terrific performances and very well recorded, plus a very good Haydn 104.

http://www.chesky.com/core/details.c...ctcategoryid=1

Brahms, Symphony No. 4*; Beethoven; Beethoven, Egmont Overture; Reiner* and Leibowitz; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Chesky CD 006. Best performance of Brahms 4th I have ever heard, in excellent sound.

http://www.chesky.com/core/details.c...ctcategoryid=1

Mozart, Requiem (Suessmayr); Colin Davis; BBC Symphony Orchestra; John Alldis Choir; soloists. Philips 423 353-2. Very committed and lively performances, well-recorded. We will be performing this Good Friday this year, so I will be listening to this quite a lot to review the notes--I haven't performed in this work for a dozen years. One can actually follow the basses in the chorus, which is nice, too. I also have this on LP.

http://www.amazon.com/Mozart-Requiem...741582&sr=1-14

This recording is still available as part of a Philips Duo set.

http://www.amazon.com/Mozart-Great-C...2741489&sr=1-4

[MasterCylinder]

FA:
It was not Opeth -- I would have watched them.

Pat:
Mozart's Requiem is so outstanding...........as well as foretelling.

[MasterCylinder]

FA:
Golf @ sunny and 45 (with no wind) is not too bad. If it gets any colder, we have cart covers and butane heaters that sit in the cup-holders............keep a couple of golf balls near the heaters and keep rotating..........plus we're crazy so that helps too.

Rich:
I used to live in DFW...........and while I did enjoy the golf and the weather there, it doesn't even come close to the golfing paradise we enjoy at Hot Springs Village, Arkansas.
Sorry but it's true.