1. Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman 
Oh and what an album, I would just wonder how much Cat brought
and there was any collaboration with the studio guys and the engineer.
To me this was a good as it gets.

2. Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon - I bought the making of this one and it is very interesting, especially the story behind The Great Gig in the sky and Clare Torry's vocals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Gig_In_The_Sky

3. U2 - The Joshua Tree - Again I bought "The making of" DVD and I was not disappointed. I loved Bono's comment that he thought the songs sounded unusual and it was not until they all became radio staples that they sounded normal. It did take me a few times around to
get it. One thing for sure this thing was created in the studio by Eno and Lanois 

4. Robbie Roberton - Robbie Robertson - I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall on these sessions.

5. David & David - Boomtown - Ok where did that slide guitar start of Welcome to the Boomtown come from. How many takes did it take and did they just jump up and down and say "Damn we got one".