As a fellow '66er, I would note that while I don't know what was on the gift CD, there were a lot of good records to be had in that year: Sounds of Silence; Eight Miles High; Day Tripper b/w We Can Work It Out; Paperback Writer; Yellow Submarine b/w Eleanor Rigby; Monday, Monday (Papa John! Did you know Roger McGuinn & Tom Petty wrote "King of the Hill" about him?); Paint It Black; Good Vibrations; I Got You (I Feel Good); It's a Man's Man's Man's Man's World; Uptight (Everything's Alright); Pretty Flamingo; When A Man Loves A Woman; Hold On, I'm Comin'; Ain't Too Proug to Beg; Land of a Thousand Dances; 634-5789; Reach Out, I'll Be There; You Keep Me Hangin' On; Knock On Wood; Psychotic Reaction; Dirty Water; and the Shadows of Knight's version of Gloria...to name but a few. Which is not to say that the Airplane wasn't great also. Indeed, to turn the topic back slightly to art, I was fortunate enough to collect a few concert posters from that very time period before they became "collectibles," including one for an Airplane/Dead show and one for an Airplane/Great Society show. Early Wes Wilsons, in fact.