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"Alright I'm going to expand this even further or in some direction because who can remember the categories/genres. \n  \nMust haves. In classical you'll have to choose the performance. If required at some future date (tomorrow) I will list performances/performers I like. \n  \nMozart, The Magic Flute, Mass in C minor \nBeethoven, Violin Concerto \nBach, Mass in B minor, St Matthews Passion (hilites is ok), Goldberg Variations \nBrahms, Symphony #1 \n  \nKeith Jarrett, Hourglass/Staircase \n  \nAlison Krauss, Lonely Runs Both Ways \n  \nFrancis Cabrel, Double Tour \n  \nAllman Brothers, Eat a Peach (or an early best of compilation) \n  \nLed Zeppelin, First Album \nLittle Feat, Waiting for Columbus \n  \nAnd lots more that are nipping at the heels. \n  \nMaybe we should start a favorite tracks thread. There are lots of albums that are real must haves for me, because of one or two tracks. Timeless by John Abercrombie comes to mind. The track, Timeless. \n  \n-Chris \n  \n  \n"
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