[Prudence]

1) Amadeus: Original Soundtrack Recording -- used to fall asleep to this every night.
2) Queen: Greatest Hits -- an old vinyl version. Argueably in a class by themselves.
3) Georgia Satellites: Georgia Satellites -- also on vinyl. Good ol' southern rock.
4) The Album of the Soundtrack of the Trailer of the Film of Monty Python and the Holy Grail -- again, vinyl. Defies description.
5) The Beatles: White Album. Again, solo class. Rocky Raccon, baby.
6) The Posies: Dear 23 -- homegrown happy/angst pop.
7) Queensryche: Operation:Mindcrime -- more homegrown -- operatic metal.
8) Lee Press-on and the Nails: El Bando en Fuego -- wacky latin-flavored swing from kinky goth types. One of the few albums both of us like.
9) Yo-Yo Ma and Bobby McFerrin: Hush -- Another of the few we both like.
10) Manhattan Transfer: The Manhattan Transfer Anthology: Down in Birdland -- yup, me too. Plus I can sing the tenor parts to both "Ray's Rockhouse" and "That Cat is High."
11) Depeche Mode: Songs of Faith and Devotion -- In college this was the CD of choice for my, um, private time.
12) Red Elvises: I Wanna See You Bellydance -- Russian-flavored rockabilly.
13) They Might Be Giants: Flood -- happy happy happy!
14) Hedwig and the Angry Inch: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack -- no way this overlaps Mozart. Well, there are the wigs.
15) Ramones: Mania -- yeah!