You get to take two books (one non-fiction, one fiction), one album and one movie to the Rapture:

[Faygo Kid]

Name them.

I could cheat and say Encyclopedia Brittanica for non-fiction, for instance, but I mean ONE fiction, one non-fiction and a single movie and album (double album OK). This is of course impossible, so there are no right or wrong answers.

Off the top, and I would likely change them if I ever engaged in any deep thought:

Fiction: Grapes of Wrath - Steinbeck (ask me again in a half hour and it will change).

Non-fiction: Battle Cry of Freedom - McPherson (OK, Civil War buff. Bet a lot of science fiction shows up here).

Album: Let It Bleed - Rolling Stones (this one kills me. Beatles, Sinatra, Hendrix, Motown and Mozart would be nice, too).

Movie: Casablanca. (Ah, what the hell. Seen it a bunch, but any one movie is going to be seen a bunch. May as well memorize the whole damn thing).

Don't forget to bring an extra pair of glasses.

[NightWatcher]

1. Fiction-The Monkeywrench Gang. nonfiction-Zombie Survival Guide.CD- Ok Computer-Radiohead. Fightclub

[sarge43]

2. Mine

Fiction: Olaf Stapledon's Star Maker

Non-Fiction: Carl Sagan, The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark

Beethoven 6th Symphony, conductor Bruno Walter

Film: Lawrence of Arabia

[kentauros]

3. You won't need glasses.

Your body will be healed to perfection, or possibly superhuman perfection, so you should be able to read everyone's books, no matter where they are :P

Okay, my choices:

Fiction: my own book, Djinnfied, still unfinished.
I can then just give it away by telepathy once I'm done. I should be able to corroborate all of the New Age spiritual concepts in it, too, 'up there'.

Nonfiction: The Cake Bible by Rose Levy Berenbaum.
I can eat all the sweets I want and never get sick!

Album: Mike Oldfield - Songs of Distant Earth.
Seems appropriate.

Film: Airplane!
I don't yet have it fully memorized.

[Faygo Kid]

4. What, no Tubular Bells?

Mike Oldfield - That brings back the memories of Utter Decadence, 1974.

I'm not sure what we were smoking/taking back then, but Tubular Bells fit right in.

[kentauros]

5. I considered Tubular Bells

and the various remakes since then, but Songs of Distant Earth was so good that my past-wife (ex) and I used it for our wedding music :D