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Community => Watto's Junk Yard => Topic started by: CorranHorn on December 28, 2004, 03:33 AM
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So sitting here a bit bored at the office, got me to thinking what bands do I have the most music from? Which band did I buy the most albums from or make the most tapes of. So that's the question I'm posing to you all, what band/musician do you have the most music from? Due to the nature of digital music sharing, let's limit this only to records, tapes, cds, or actual radio broadcasts. So no mp3's of albums, concerts, etc. Let's go with the more concrete - you had to go out of your way to get this - stuff.
For me it was a close tie between Metallica and Pearl Jam, with most being on CD except where noted...
Metallica (14)
1.) Kill 'Em All
2.) Ride The Lightning
3.) Master Of Puppets
4.) Garage Days Re-Revisited (tape)
5.) And Justice For All
6.) Metallica (aka the Black Album)
7.) Load
8.) S&M
9.) Garage Inc.
10.) "One" Import Single
11.) Cliff Burton's First Show (bootleg CD)
12.) Garage Days 2 & 3 (2 bootleg tapes)
13.) Chicago's Allsate Arena concert (Jan. 2000 - 2 tapes)
14.) Don't Call Us, We'll Call You (radio show - 2 tapes)
Pearl Jam (13)
1.) Ten
2.) Vs.
3.) Vitalogy
4.) No Code
5.) "Jeremy" Single
6.) "Dissident" Single
7.) "Not For You" Single
8.) Mirror Ball (uncredited on Neil Young's Album)
9). Merkin Ball
10.) Atlanta's Fox Theater Concert (April 1994)
11.) Chicago's Soldier Field Concert (July 1995 - 2 tapes)
12.) Live Cuts/Singles mix (tape I made from radio)
13.) Self Pollution Radio (radio show - 2 tapes)
* All 3 concerts are also from radio broadcasts
In trying to think who would be next on the list I'd probably go with Ozzy or Megadeth, would have to check my old tapes at home, which I want to eventually make digital copies of before they get too damaged from wear and tear.
So what say you?
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Well, firstly is Kiss, since I own every album on CD, all the 70's and most of the 90's albums on vinyl, plus about ten cassettes.
2nd is Pearl Jam, what with those crazy bootlegs. Plus I collect CD and vinyl singles from the band too. Then there are a few cassettes.
I also own every album from lots of other acts, like Metallica, Megadeth, Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, and Pink Floyd.
I have to say, if I wasn't blowing major cashage on stupid articulated plastic, I'd be headlong into obscure vinyl album collecting.
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I have music from many different bands, but most from:
REM (14)
Iron Maiden (11) + i with Bruce Discinson.
Dire straits (6)
Radiohead (5)
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Metallica and Korn would have to top my list.
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I think the top 2 for me would have to be Nirvana, where I think I have 20+ cds of theirs, followed by Sepultura where I have somewhere in the mid teens of their cds.
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Pearl Jam, well over 200 with all of the Official Bootlegs and stuff
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I think the top 2 for me would have to be Nirvana, where I think I have 20+ cds of theirs, followed by Sepultura where I have somewhere in the mid teens of their cds.
Sepultura?? That takes me back!! I haven't listened to them in years. Roots was the last album of theirs I bought which I have to say was an awesome disc. Think I'll need to dust it off and give it a whirl. I gave up on them after Max left to form Soulfly. Just not the same band without his vocals.
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Beatles top my list followed by Pink floyd.
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I'd have to say Pearl Jam, since I have just about every bootleg that's been produced, both by the band and those not produced by the band... making the total well over 350 discs. Second would probably be Metallica with close to 200 and Dave Matthews Band, probably coming in with about 200, followed closely by Slayer, who I've prolly got about 150 discs from. And then we get to DVD's, where I've got bunches of live stuff from lots of bands as well ;D
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I think I have all the albums by U2 and Simple Minds, plus most of their CD singles.
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Depeche Mode
I haven;t counted how many i have, might have to one day
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Counting Crows (22)
REM (14)
Dave Matthews Band (12)
Jay Z (eight)
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Oh, definitely Def Leppard.
Gunter glieben glauchen globen. :D
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I'd have to say Pearl Jam, since I have just about every bootleg that's been produced, both by the band and those not produced by the band... making the total well over 350 discs. Second would probably be Metallica with close to 200 and Dave Matthews Band, probably coming in with about 200, followed closely by Slayer, who I've prolly got about 150 discs from. And then we get to DVD's, where I've got bunches of live stuff from lots of bands as well ;D
ok between you and scott, that's a LOT of discs! even with unofficial bootlegs, i'm surprised to know there are that many discs out there for those bands. I think I have music rack envy :P
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I was just flipping through my iTunes and saw the following which surprised me:
Most Discs:
U2 13
Beatles 13
Led Zeppelin 9
REM 8
Miles Davis 8
Nirvana 7
Smashing Pumpkins 7
I didn't think I had so much U2 but I guess I do
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I seem to be beyond my massive, get everything music phase. I guess when albums went the way of the dodo (save for the vinyl fanatics out there) I kind of gave up trying. I used to have all the albums from:
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd (anyone else think there was too much acid here?)
AC/DC
Iron Maiden
Judas Priest
Motley Crue
Scorpions
Kick Axe ;)
Metallica
Dire Straights
and a whole hell of a lot more. You had to search pretty hard to find EP's and bootlegs were either less common, harder to find or a combination of both.
To my dismay, much of the music I had on vinyl has not been released on disc :-\ We're going back a ways, perhaps not surprisingly, but a lot of bands I was a big fan of (UFO, Budgie, Y&T) simply don't have a market anymore. Yeah, that is telling in and of itself, but I'd still like to have that music.
I had probably around 2000 albums at one time. I think right now I have about 500 cd's, so not much of a comparison. I definitely own too many greatest hits compilations, missing out on a ton of great non-mainstream tracks. I still own about 180 cassettes as a lot of the music was transferred from vinyl to cassette to use in cars (no, I never owned an 8-track, but I do remember Stairway to Heaven being broken up about 2/3 of the way through :P). If I could get all of those cassettes into CD I would be thrilled. It would cover 360 albums that I do not have for the most part. :'(