If you could remaster three cd's...

How about ANY Tim Curry solo album just making it out on CD? Or the excellently engineered second album by Missing Person's which never appeared on CD? Hell, throw in their third (and last) while you're at it.

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (1st album), Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed and Sticky Fingers, Chuck Mangione-Land Of Make Believe, Herbie Mann - Live At The Village Gate, Bob Marley- Babylon By Bus.Oops! Just three.

Danvetc. Greg Allman's Laid Back is one of my most favorite LP's. I think it sounds excellent in that form except that it is overplayed. Been looking unsuccessfully for the CD. Do you not recommend it? P.S. I am an LP lover. Will I be dissapointed with the CD?

Eric Johnson - Ah Via Musicom, Lincoln Mayorga and Distinguished Colleagues - The Missing Link Vol.2, and Vol. 3

#1- Bonnie Raitt, 1971 self titled. Recorded in a Minneapolis suburban garage with a huge band of Bonnie, Vocals, accoustir and slide guitar; Willie and the Bees ( piano, elect. guitar, drums, trumpet, baritone sax, flute, tenor sax) and Junior Wells, harmonica; A.C. Reed, tenor sax; Freebo ( of course), frettles base; Peter bell, electric guitar; Douglas "Toad" Spurgeon, trombone. This is and was Bonnie's very best recording with a mix of blues, pop and R&B. I would love to here whats under the tape hiss! #2 The album that forced me to upgrade my system the first time. Melissa Manchester 1973 "home tho myself". Her first album, and best I think, the first two songs " if it feels good (let it ride)" and "Easy" are audiophile material for sure! #3 John Mayall 1969 "turning point". What can I say, a classic. Has Jefferson Airplane "Surrealistic Pillow" been remastered? My original vinyl shows so much potential, it could be a true audiophile classic.