You visit someone, you want to bring a gift, you decide
a CD is appropriate (though my usual package is a bottle
of wine). However, you don't know his/her taste in music.

If you want to give something Deadly, which CD is
the safest, the best bet?

Mark

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On Thursday, October 14, 2021 at 7:19:39 PM UTC-7, Mark-T wrote:

You visit someone, you want to bring a gift, you decide
a CD is appropriate (though my usual package is a bottle
of wine). However, you don't know his/her taste in music.

If you want to give something Deadly, which CD is
the safest, the best bet?

For studio albums, hard to go wrong with American Beauty.

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On October 15, bmoore wrote:

You visit someone, you want to bring a gift, you decide
a CD is appropriate (though my usual package is a bottle
of wine). However, you don't know his/her taste in music.
If you want to give something Deadly, which CD is
the safest, the best bet?

For studio albums, hard to go wrong with American Beauty.

yes, that's the prettiest. And inoffensive.

After the Flood is much the same.
Nobody can dislike Eyes of the World -

Mark

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On Thursday, October 14, 2021 at 10:19:39 PM UTC-4, Mark-T wrote:

You visit someone, you want to bring a gift, you decide
a CD is appropriate (though my usual package is a bottle
of wine). However, you don't know his/her taste in music.

If you want to give something Deadly, which CD is
the safest, the best bet?

Mark

The current offering:
Fox Theatre, St Louis, MO (12/10/1971) [R2 654081]

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