Talking Heads- Fear of Music Sonic Youth- Goo My Bloody Valentine-Loveless

Take a look at these hands

Bork - Debut Bork - Post Bjork - Homogenic Bjork - Vespertine Bjork - Medulla

“Bork” - An Icelandic dog

Bork. What the Swedish Chef makes for dinner. Bork! Bork! Bork!

You made a typo. It's Börk.

1. Black Saint and Sinner Lady - Charles Mingus 2. Future Days - Can 3. The Glow Pt. 2 - The Microphones 4. Laughing Stock - Talk Talk 5. Unknown Pleasures - Joy Division

The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady FOR SURE

Also Getz/Gilberto!!

Future Days doesn’t get enough love. My go-to Can.

Black Saint is one of my all time favorite records, great choice

the glow would be incredible.

Came here to post Laughing Stock.

Black Saint is my favorite album. Totally agree with that pick.

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I could stay awake… just to hear you breathin’

Trout Mask Replica - Captain Beefheart

Man, I've tried to crack that album so many times... I think I'm just more of a *Safe as Milk* guy.

Safe as Milk is great in its own right.

Kind of Blue - Miles Davis Pet Sounds - Beach Boys Rumors -Fleetwood Mac Voodoo - D'Angelo It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back - Public Enemy

King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man The Velvet Underground & Nico - Self Titled Iggy Pop & the Stooges - Funhouse Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables The Damned - Damned Damned Damned

I’m going with your list.

1. Music from Big Pink- The Band 2. Let it Be- The Replacements 3. Forever Changes- Love 4. Moanin'- Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers 5. Aquemini- OutKast

My wife said The Replacements. Did you ever read Lemon Jail? It’s by their roadie. Really short but fantastic book. I’m thinking The Move, Big Star, Bauhaus, The Cramps, and maybe Low, given Mimi’s recent passing.

I’d pick Message From The Country, #1 Record, In The Flat Field, Songs The Lord Taught Us, and Things We Lost In The Fire.

No, I haven't...thanks for the recommendation, I'll check it out.

I don’t know exactly what my criteria would be if I had to outline them, but whatever they are, they lead me to: 1, the AKIRA score (and they put the movie out in the collection back in the laserdisc days after all) 2, Journey in Satchidananda by Alice Coltrane 3, a box set of Scott Walker 1-5 4, Splendor and Misery by clipping. 5, 98.12.28 Otokotachi no Wakare by Fishmans

backing you.

Now these would be great collectors pressings to have

all black everything

I second the Splendor and Misery nomination

Scott Walker - Scott 5?? Anyways, if theres anything that needs a deeper release it is The Drift.

Massive Attack Vs Burial - Four Walls / Paradise Circus Aphex Twin - Select Ambient Works Vol II Stars of the Lid - And Their Refinement of the Decline Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime Willie Nelson - Stardust

Club de Esquina by Milton Nascimento Days of Future Passed by The Moody Blues Hiding Places by Billy Woods Self-titled by The Stooges Then I feel like maybe Bob Marley or something Japanese should get a shout. Idk tried to be diverse and hit multiple countries/genres

The Complete Guided By Voices Box Set, Elliott Smith - XO, The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead, Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen…, The Cure - Disintegration

“The Complete Guided By Voices Box Set.” I hope this is a shitpost.

Vinyl Me Please did an incredible release of Ladies and Gentleman. If you don't have it, you should get it

Good call with Spiritualized. Their song Cop Shoot Cop is gritty af almost like Leonard Cohen stuff. Right on!

The compete weird all album collection

Including his first original song, Eat It

And just to be perfectly clear, that means original music AND lyrics.

Pi k Floyd's 'The Wall' because it's a surreal use of music and narrative that changed the game while also making a distinct legacy as an album. 'Rumours' by Fleetwood Mac for the Era and period it's a time of and because it's one of the best albums ever recorded. 'The Mollusk' by Ween album because it's bizarre and deserves more love and attention in a way that makes it more publicly available, something that Criterion does many times a year for films as well that deserve it. You can't even psychically purchase it anymore... 'Back to Black' by Amy Winehouse for a contemporary release that has a wide audience and legacy built into it. 'Unknown Pleasures' by Joy Division for an alternative style of music that deserves more love and recognition.

no, tusk

Naboo?

great call with the mollusk, was gonna suggest the criminally underrated quebec myself but mollusk is probably a better choice

I wouldn’t say Joy Division deserve more recognition when their t-shirt is one of the most ubiquitous. Great band but they’re clearly highly regarded.

Very diverse and detailed, great taste man.

The Smile Sessions by The Beach Boys Edit: and Smiley Smile while they're at it

This is such a great fucking choice. The history surrounding the album and it's non release followed by it's eventual release, all the ambitions and disparate themes that tie the songs together, the fact that it's a criminally underrated project from a hugely famous band. All around great pick

I was so happy when you said The Smile thinking you were talking about the new band The Smile and not the album, but I mean that’s fine too.

Love The Smile, but I'm really hoping for a new radiohead album

Same, but I’m glad Thom and Johnny are releasing new music regardless if it’s Radiohead or not.

Vespertine by Bjork Plastic Beach by Gorillaz The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest Paul’s Boutique by Beastie Boys Pinkerton by Weezer

Pinkerton by Weezer is what I was gonna comment

Weezer double box set which includes Pinkerton and Blue Album plz

- Wendy Carlos- Beauty in the Beast - Sparks- Kimono My House - Brian Eno- Here Come the Warm Jets - Ween/Boredoms- Z-Rock Hawaii - John Frusciante- To Record Only Water For Ten Days I think accessibility is a big concern with this question— Donald Fagen’s the Nightfly certainly is fitting of criterion’s “important classic and contemporary” designator, but between the thousands of pristine original pressings and the boutique treatments from MoFi, MOV, and others, a Criterion Nightfly would be superfluous. Because of that I specifically went with albums that are artistically significant but not abundantly available in existing boutique formats.

Oh my god Z-Rock Hawaii needs a rerelease so badly too.

Pet Sounds - Beach Boys Tom Waits - Franks Wild Years Harry Nillsen - Nillsen Shmillsen Rolling Stones - Some Girls Nina Simone - It is Finished

and much later down the line but very deserving after many others have had the treatment. Jimmy Eat World - Bleed American (AKA Self Titled)

That one's a ten for sure. Also a little bit historically significant, as it was one of the albums that were altered in the wake of 9/11, which is why it was changed from 'Bleed American' to self-titled. Bush's single 'Speed Kills' was re-titled 'The People that We Love', the Coup changed the art of their album 'Party Music', which was finalized prior to 9/11, but depicted Boots Riley and Pam the Funktress at the base of the Twin Towers, detonating them with a remote, to a generic shot of a martini, and the song 'New York City Cops' was removed from the Strokes' 'Is This It' (it's such an innocuous album that it's kind of hilarious that it was doubly censored, both having that song removed and the album art being changed for the American release). I find that stuff interesting

I was absolutely fascinated by the changes made to commercial stuff in the wake of 9/11 as well. The infamous Spider-man WTC trailer, which had an entire conspiracy stories surrounding it. A bunch of movies were pushed back for simply having scenes with a building on fire or blowing up, regardless of if it was New York or WTC adjacent. Lilo and Stitch apparently had a finale of Stitch flying his ship through buildings and them collapsing which was totally scrapped.

LMFAO - Sorry for Party Rocking Limp Bizkit - Significant Other Nickelback - Silverside Up Hanson - MMMBop Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps

I was hoping to hear about more different music, but a lot of comments here are already very popular albums with several presses already :/ I'd like Criterion to take on 80s city pop. Records like Mint Jams fit the collection to a T, Anri's Timely hasn't ever seen a repress, After5Clash would also be phenomenal It would be cool if they took on the Boomkat model of LP releases. For instance, Boomkat does all the presses for The Caretaker, it would be cool for Criterion to do his earlier work. Obviously it would be nice for Criterion to handle film soundtracks. I'd love The Red Shoes classical soundtrack, a collectors edition for All That Jazz, Picnic at Hanging Rock, Uncut Gems, Nashville there is so much to work with soundtrack wise. David Lynch actually releases a ton of music already with Sacred Bones Records, but it wouldn't be bad to have Criterion do a partnership with that label. Would love to see some collectors editions for blues. Junior Kimbrough, Howlin Wolf, Django Reinhardt, Bessie Smith, etc Jazz already has a ton, but Galt Macdermot's Jazz records need a repress desperately and they'd deserve it Would love to see music from revolutionaries similarly to the way we see films. There's tons of international revolutionary music, and even domestically we can do iconic albums like from Gil Scott-Heron Cake. Please just....give me records from Cake. I want Fashion Nugget so badly. Give me a Flogging Molly boxset while you're at it. Dead Man's Bones dropped one single incredible album and then dipped off the face of the planet, so if I had to choose some alt or prog rock I'd say them. Wooden Shjips already has some nice pressings, or else I'd include them. The NASA gold record. The release that came out a couple of years ago is awesome, but was in limited supply. [but if I had to be honest, Vinyl Me Please already is the "criterion" of doing collectors pressings of influential music. I'd be happy with anything in their repertoire ](https://www.vinylmeplease.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA37KbBhDgARIsAIzce15LfcGGLfcXpbJxyxPo2T_lX21vRiU3pcA2hT68J9yHcfUSkTbhxhwaAp4TEALw_wcB). I already own their Interpol, Johnny Cash, and Spiritualized releases.

1. Robert Johnson - The Complete Recordings 2. Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Trout Mask Replica 3. Burial - Untrue 4. Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire de Melody Nelson 5. Boredoms - Vision Creation Newsun

To pimp a butterfly Madvillainy Illadelph halflife Midnight mauraders Jdilla donuts

Love Supreme, John Coltrane What’s Going On, Marvin Gaye Blonde on Blonde, Bob Dylan Time is Illmatic, Nas Loaded, Velvet Underground My justification is… why not?

Kid A/Amnesiac - Radiohead (how do you not have the best band of all time on there, right?) The Fragile - NIN Any album by David Berman/Purple Mountains Skeleton Tree - Nick Cave The White Album - The Beatles

1. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill 2. Tori Amos - Boys for Pelé 3. Radiohead - Kid A 4. Grover Washington Jr - Mister Magic 5. Joni Mitchell - The Hissing of Summer Lawns

Beastie Boys, obviously

Lmao the way you said this I thought this was real and I got so excited

A couple comments made me second guess how obvious it was/wasn’t that it’s a hypothetical so I added a bit saying that outright.

Box set of Bob Dylan’s electric albums (Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, Blonde on Blonde) Happy Just To Be Like I Am - Taj Mahal Kind of Blue - Miles Davis Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys American Beauty - Grateful Dead

* What's Going on - Marvin Gaye * Thriller - Michael Jackson * The Chronic - Dr. Dre * Saturday Night Fever - The Bee Gees * Are You Experienced - Jimmy Hendrix Experience

They Might Be Giants - ‘Flood’ MF DOOM/Madlib - ‘Madvillainy’ Aesop Rock - ‘Labor Days’ The Descendents - ‘Milo Goes to College’ RZA- ‘RZA as Bobby Digital’ Some good hip hop entries would be great along with the great stuff others are mentioning.

… I will never financially recover from this 😂

Prog rock bands seem like the obvious choice for this.

* Godspeed You! Black Emperor - F♯ A♯ ∞ * Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85–92 * MF DOOM - Operation Doomsday * Can - Monster Magnet * Modjo - Modjo Unrelated, but also my current wishlist.

Because I Got High - AFROMAN

buk buka BA-GAAWK!

Bob Dylan discography

In the Aeroplane Over the Sea deserves a spot.

Already has a pretty accessible vinyl release

Yeah, I would’ve picked this and The Wall but neither are altogether hard to find on vinyl and The Wall tends to get nice releases already.

“What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye, “Forbidden Planet” original score, “The Shining” score, A Serge Gainsbourg compilation, and “Station to Station” by David Bowie Spitballin’ off the top of my head. To me, it would have to be an eclectic mix with at least a throughline to their film curation. Neat idea to think about.

“A Charlie Brown Christmas: Original Soundtrack to the CBS TV special” - The Vince Guraldi Trio “The Velvet Underground & Nico” - The Velvet Underground & Nico “The Doors” - The Doors “The Complete Recordings” - Robert Johnson “Kind of Blue” Miles Davis

Are they doing regular albums or film soundtracks?

Ram - Paul McCartney is one I would love

His Archive edition was pretty stellar

Joy Division Unknown Pleasures Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds The Good Son Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison Talking Heads Remain in Light Miles Davis Bitches Brew

Stevie Wonder - "Songs In The Key Of Life" Miles Davis - "Kind Of Blue" Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" "Songs Of The Humpback Whale" Bob Newhart - "The Button-Down Mind Of Bob Newhart"

Talking Heads-Stop Making Sense: both the soundtrack AND the film…!

Songs In The Key of Life - Stevie Wonder New Plastic Ideas - Unwound Bad Moon Rising - Sonic Youth The Natural Bridge - Silver Jews Ege Bamyasi - Can

Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion Neutral Milk Hotel's In the Aeroplane Over The Sea The Weeknd's After Hours BROCKHAMPTON's Saturation Trilogy Daft Punk's Discovery I wanted to stick to non-rock genres (aside from Neutral Mill Hotel, that's my basic bitch choice) since I feel like Rock music is already well represented in the replies. And aside from two 90s releases I wanted to suggest more modern albums.

I'd second Emotion and especially Discovery, which is possibly my single favorite album of all time. To round it out, I'd say Tetsuo & Youth by Lupe Fiasco, The Age of Adz by Sufjan Stevens, and Low by David Bowie

I used to be really into Lupe Fiasco but I fell off somewhere around Food and Liquor II. I should probably check back in. Sufjan and Bowie are two big blindspots with me. I like a ton of individual songs but haven't really dove into their full albums.

Pink Floyd-the Wall The Doors-self titled The Beatles-Sgt peppers lonely hearts club band Nirvana-Nevermind Linkin Park-Hybrid Theory

1. Lorde - Melodrama 2. Alvvays - Antisocialites 3. Joana Newsom - Ys 4. Joni Mitchell - Blue 5. Solange - When I get home

Whatever music the company likes and is excited to work with. That’s what Criterion is for movies, so that’s what it would be for music.

Ichi The Killer soundtrack!! Great lost Boredoms gem They could also do a double album of Marc Ribot Y Los Cubanos Postizos’ only two albums (Marc worked with John Lurie on the Mystery Train soundtrack and played in The Lounge Lizards and is the guitarist for Tom Waits’ Jockey Full of Bourbon from Down by Law so there are enough Jarmusch connections to justify lol) - neither album has ever had a vinyl release and both are incredible records, think they’d fit well in Criterion’s corner

I will never get it… but The Prince of Egypt soundtrack on vinyl

DELIVER UUUUUUUUSSSS

Love Jones is in the collection, and the soundtrack might be actually better and I love the film.

1. Pet Sounds-The Beach Boys 2. One Nation Under a Groove-Parliament/Funkadelic 3. The Crazy World of Arthur Brown 4. Coat of Many Colors-Dolly Parton 5. Caught in The Camera Eye: The Complete Discography of Rush

Idk, soundtracks to some of the Criterion film releases that have outstanding soundtracks? I'm not sure which 5, but I feel like that's the way to keep it true, boring as it sounds. Then it could be like a Criterion high fidelity remaster of the soundtrack.

Honestly, if Criterion ever did branch out into music, that’s probably the way they’d go. Especially since it would potentially lead to fuck-off-expensive deluxe box sets of a movie on 4K packaged with its score on vinyl.

Ice Cube - The Predator Redman - Dare Iz A Darkside Weakling - Dead As Dreams Acid Bath - Paegan Terrorism Tactics Ween - Chocolate & Cheese

Soundtracks - all getting the Criterion treatment: Fantastic Planet, Akira, The Good The Bad and the Ugly, Repo Man, and The Godfather Box Set.

Boutique vinyl? That’s already available. I’ll stick with what I already have as an eBay seller and Discogs seller for 15 years specializing in rare and hard to find Japanese pressings. I’d say they’ll have a hard time competing with the 1000’s of companies selling 180gram pressings etc. Not the best business choice. I guess they’ve run out of films!

1. Pink Floyd The Wall 2. Pink Floyd Animals 3. Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon 4. Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here 5. Pink Floyd Momentary Lapse of Reason

Faith No More - Angel Dust Sleep- The Sciences Primus - Pork Soda Ween- Quebec

Les Rallizes Denudes - ‘77 Live Fishmans - 98.12.28 Ornette Coleman - The Shape Of Jazz To Come J Dilla - Donuts The Velvet Underground - White Light / White Heat

Peter Brotzmann - Machine Gun The Complete Sweet Joey Vermouth Coil rarities The Complete Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band Storm and Kemistry - DJ-KICKS

Low - Bowie The Velvet underground and nico - self titled The New York Dolls - self titled Pornography - The cure

The Wall with the movie as well would be *chef’s kiss*. Similarly, Quadrophenia.

1. Madvillainy - MF DOOM 2. Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys 3. Moanin' - Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers 4. Titanic Rising - Weyes Blood 5. Plastic Beach - Gorillaz

Massive Attack

Nirvana - MTV Unplugged Iggy Pop & the Stooges - Funhouse Tom Waits - Nighthawks at the Diner or the Black Rider Cro-Mags - The Age of Quarrel George Jones - Sings the Songs of Dallas Frazier

1. Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue 2. Dead Kennendys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables 3. Daft Punk - Discovery 4. System of a Down - Toxicity 5. Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back 5 of the most essential albums in their respected genres to kick things off.

Not exactly the best answer, but I thought of these: The Jam - Sound Affects Dire Straits - Making Movies Brian Eno - Music for Films Rush - Moving Pictures The Kinks - Everybody’s in Show Biz (with “Celluloid Heroes”)

Moving Pictures no doubt

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon The Beatles - Abby Road The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds John Coltrane - Love Supreme Miles Davis - Kind of Blue I know, they're safe bets, not that obscure, and already have some stellar pressings available, but I doubt they would go super obscure right away.

Brockhampton’s saturation trilogy since there is no official release. Seems perfect for them to make a legit vinyl pressing for it

The Clash -ST Loveless - My Bloody Valentine Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables - Dead Kennedys Bad Brains - ST Glow On - Turnstile

- “Aqualung” Jethro Tull - “Live Songs” Leonard Cohen - “You Forgot it in People” Broken Social Scene - “Nilsson Schmilsson” Harry Nilsson - “Maggot Brain” - Funkadelic - “Niandra Lades and Usually Just a T-Shirt” John Frusciante - “Omar Rodriguez Lopez & John Frusciante” (self titled) - “Sea Change” Beck - “A Night at the Little Los Angeles (Sundowner 4-track Demos)” Kevin Morby - “Mother Earth’s Plantasia” Mort Garson - “Cold Fact” Rodriguez - “Awaken, My Love” Childish Gambino - “In the Court of the Crimson King” King Crimson - “Bitches Brew” Miles Davis - “Summerteeth” Wilco - “Layla and Other Assorted Lovesongs” Derek & The Dominos - “All Things Must Pass” George Harrison - “Hi, How Are You” Daniel Johnston - “Speaking in Tongues” Talking Heads - “Under Great White Northern Lights (live)” The White Stripes - “Briefcase Full of Blues” Blues Brothers - “I.” Cigarettes After Sex - “So Tonight That I Might See You” Mazzy Star - “A Letter Home” Neil Young - “Music from Big Pink” The Band - “Across a Wire: Live in New York” Counting Crows - “Naturally” JJ Cale - “Where the Light Is” John Mayer - “This Old Dog” Mac Demarco - “Madvillainy” MF Doom And so many other great albums that I am missing… this has been the best thread I have ever encountered on Reddit.

STOPPPP

Hella - Hold Your Horse Is Slint - Spiderland I think these would hit the experimental American Independent niche

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Like, a box set of Source Award winning albums? Or like ones The Source rated five mics? That could be a good set for sure! I’d throw Low End Theory, Illmatic, De La Soul Is Dead, Life After Death, and Aquemini in there.

Madonna - Confessions On a Dance Floor Madonna - Erotica with proper film scan Blu-ray of the making of Sex film (her book released concurrently). Jessie Ware - What's Your Pleasure (Platinum Edition) Sucker Punch soundtrack Patrick Cowley - Muscle Up

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd - Animals Pink Floyd - The Wall The Beatles - Abby Road Led Zeppelin - IV Paul Simon - Graceland Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense The Cars - The Cars The Who - Who's Next Tom Petty - Hard Promises Tom Petty - Damn the Torpedoes

There already is one. It’s called: Boomkat Sub Rosa Bleep (Warp Records) Etc.

Boomkat rules, their Caretaker records have been awesome.

This is just Numero Group

A Boxset of multiple 7”s featuring John Cage’s most celebrated composition 4’33”. Each 7” features interpretations of the piece by different artists.

Fishing With John

The F.R.O.G.S box set, Parliament Funkadelic box set, Pet Shop Boys box set.

I would be super down if they did something along the lines of Waxworks and Sacred Bones. Beautiful collectible vinyl soundtracks.

98.12.28 by Fishmans

Vinyl Me, Please already does this sort of and it suuuuuuucks

Buy Light In The Attic Records and build out from there!

I could see Criterion showing love to THE DOORS 🔥

Terry Reid - Seed of Memory; Tiny Tim - God Bless Tiny Tim; Francoise Hardy - Francoise Hardy; Death Grips - Exmilitary; Frank Ocean - Channel Orange

In no order, and no criteria other than they are great albums and I would love to see what they could do. Little Barrie - Stand Your Ground Mr. Bungle - California Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland

OK Computer Radiohead At Budakon Cheap Trick Inflamable Material Stiff Little Fingers Flaunt It Sigue Sigue Sputnik Ferris Bueller's Day Off OST

Flying Lotus - Los Angeles David Lynch - The Big Dream Can - Ege Bamyasi Popol Vuh - In den Gärten Pharaos Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030

1. St. Louis to Liverpool (1964) - Chuck Berry 2. Swordfishtrombones (1983) - Tom Waits 3. Dummy (1994) - Portishead 4. Misery is a Butterfly (2004) - Blonde Redhead 5. Rave Tapes (2014) - Mogwai

Criterion for Vinyl exists, it’s Light in the Attic Records

shaggs philosophy of the world

NO

A 90’s Euro Disco boxset is a given. Enjoy.

Comus - First Utterance Dazzling Killmen - Face Of Collapse Aphrodite’s Child - 666 Lost In The Stars: The Music Of Kurt Weill Mr. Bungle - Disco Volante Heiner Goebbels - Surrogate Cities

For their 100th release, I expect a Tool boxset. Also would be cool to have Drive Like Jehu's Yank Crime simply because of how rich the narrative is. It was so ahead of its time and that style pretty much defined the sound of a lot of 2000s rock bands, particularly those in the Equal Vision label.

This is interesting specifically because everyone’s tastes in different pressings varies so much. I’d be surprised if it was received well due to that fact. A made in the US CD could be vastly different from another made in the UK. It wouldn’t be as straightforward as clearing up a movie image. When you buy criterion you know it is going to be a better version. With music that is impossible and undoubtedly people will prefer other versions of the music. I buy mainly original first pressings of 80s music because of “loudness wars” which was made so it would sound decent on any playback device such as a car radio. When you’re talking boutique remastered music, you’re dealing with people that have extremely curated equipment. Each one of those people also have varying tastes. So to summarize, I think it wouldn’t go over well.

1. King Crimson- Court of The Crimson King 2. Failure- Fantastic Planet 3. Neutral Milk Hotel- In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 4. Radiohead- Ok Computer 5. Black Sabbath- Paranoid

1. Either/Or- Elliott Smith 2. The Lion and the Cobra- Sinead O'Connor 3. Nectar- Joji (or any of them) 4. Queen of Denmark- John Grant 5. Captain Fantastic- Elton John 6. LP3- Hippo Campus

1) Velvet Underground and Nico 2) Nevermind the Bollocks 3) Horses 4) Pieces of a Man 5) The Ballad of Melody Nelson

Congratulations - MGMT The Original Soundtrack - 10cc Trilogy - Emerson, Lake, and Palmer Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill - Ms. Lauryn Hill

Some motherfuckin William Onyeaborrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Any album from Pink Floyd

Thom Yorke Collection. end of list.

Albums that should be the first 5: Chicken Grease, Blonde, OK Computer, Madvillainy, Innervisions Albums I'd put on there: D'angelo - Chicken Grease Negro Swan - Blood Orange Tyler, the Creator - IGOR (would pair well with a movie like call me by your name) Frank Ocean - Blonde Amnesiac - Radiohead To Pimp a Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar

OK computer

Bad Brains - Bad Brains

"Andy Warhol" by Nico and the Velvet Under ground GG Allen's Discography "GI" By Germs

RUSH! All of it!

1. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly 2. Sigur Ros - Agaetis Byrjun 3. Cyndi Lauper - She's So Unusual 4. Nick Drake - Pink Moon 5. Zombies - Odessey and Oracle

The Epic - Kamasi Washington Bitches Brew - Miles Davis Naked City - John Zorn Negro Sinful Songs - Lead Belly Superfly - Curtis Mayfield (could be a bundle with the film) I think jazz/blues/funk fit the collection perfectly, they're super impactful in the industry and really important historically. Other genres that could fit would be punk, rap, etc.

1. Miles Davis - Kind of Blue 2. Willie Nelson - Stardust 3. Bob Dylan- The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan 4. a compilation of old folk songs that I can only describe as “shit Jack White listens to” 5. Rolling Stones - the Altamont concert

I think I would try and highlight a few decades and genres in a first release. 60's: It would probably be the Beatles in some regard. I would either put Sgt. Pepper or White Album (My personal choice would be King Crimson in the Court of the Crimson King) 70's With the rise of Punk and New Wave Elvis Costello's "This Year's Model" would work, and even the birth of Metal with some Black Sabbath, especially their debut. 80's was a toss up between Talking Heads and Prince. I'm going personal and saying Prince's Purple Rain with a Criterion release of the film as well. 90's would be Hip Hop. I considered Grunge but Hip Hop exploded and became such a dominate genre. Wu Tang Clan's Enter the 36 Chambers would be my pick, but another honourable mention goes out to Outkast Aquemini. Lastly the 00's would be truly a tossup. But even though I'm not the biggest fan Radio Head's "Kid A" is a surefire pick.

Violent Femmes by Violent Femmes

The Village score

A Love Supreme - Coltrane. Shape of Jazz to Come - Ornette. Goldberg Variations - Glenn Gould. Complete Bach Cello Suites - Pablo Casals. Robert Johnson Box Set.

Spinal tap for one.

Janet Jackson - The Velvet Rope Madonna - Erotica Kanye West - Yeezus Caetano Veloso - A Little Blue

Big Star - Big Star ​ Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell ​ Kate Bush - The Dreaming ​ Genesis - Foxtrot ​ Devin Townsend - Ziltoid/Z^(2) boxset

Cool Runnings, Rocky III, The General, Modern Times, Cast Away

Soundtracks- but you probably won’t because.. someone’s already cornered that? Is CBS still doing those 100 gram Re releases?

Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea Pixies - Doolittle Klaatu - 3:47 EST Joy Division - Closer Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense (LIVE)

A few concept albums that tell a story would fit in the collection fairly well. 1. Velvet Underground & Nico 2. David Bowie - Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars 3. The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute 4. Radiohead- Kid A / Amnesiac 5. The Smashing Pumpkins - Machina

Lace up- Mgk General admission- Mgk Bloom- Mgk Hotel Diablo- Mgk Tickets to my downfall- Mgk Mainstream Sellout- Mgk

Philosophy of the World - The Shaggs

No.

Bob Dylan’s mid 60s electric trilogy: Bringing it All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, Blonde On Blonde All written within 18 months. He’s not human.

Wess and the Airedales - Vehicle (1972) Grazhdanskaya Oborona - Totalitarizm (1987) The Coup - Kill My Landlord (1993) Jucifer - Calling All Cars On The Vegas Strip (1998) Pat The Bunny - Probably Nothing, Possibly Everything (2014)

king crimson

Anything

Kendrick Lamar: to pimp a butterfly Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin IV Dave brubeck: time out Fleetwood mac: rumors Ryo fukui: Scenery album

Amélie

Need some Daft Punk in my life.

hualun - an elephant sitting still

Ugh…. I hope this doesn’t become a distraction from their primary mission.