Bands you have EVERY ALBUM of

[Return of the Rev]

JOY DIVISION
THE CLASH LENOARD COHEN

 

[Superphil]

Top of my head

Led Zep
Motörhead
GnR
Alice Cooper
Metallics
Gong
Bowie
Boston
Necrosanct
Anti Nowhere League
Blackfoot
Faith no More

Not including acts that have only had 1 or2 albums.

 

[Durlston]

The Streets.

 

[Binney on acid]

No one. Even Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Dylan & Bruce Cockburn have released crap albums.

 

[rcf0712]

Too many to list I would guess

ditto

 

[HAILSHAM SEAGULL]

Have you got "This Gun's For Hire"?

That's the problem with this thread, there are bootlegs and/or international variations for most bands.

That is one "boot" of the Boss's that I dont have, there are over 300 Bruce boots, but I only have about 30 of them.
Favorites are Winterand Night, The Milwarkee Bomb Scare Show, and Roxy Night, specifically the Crystal Cat versions

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

The Stranglers
Thin Lizzy
Jean Michel Jarre
A-HA

 

[tottenhamseagull]

Oasis
Arctic Monkeys
Eminem
50 Cent
Kings Of Leon
Michael Jackson
Libertines and Babyshambles

 

[Icy Gull]

No one. Even Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Dylan & Bruce Cockburn have released crap albums.

Agreed, I doubt there is a single band who has not released a below par album once they get past three, don't see the point of buying it because you liked the last one or because you actually want ALL thier albums. I have most Floyd albums but even they managed some naff ones.

 

[bright1064]

I only have the complete collection of one band, Queen and it's worth every penny I spent. Favourite album is Innuendo.

I have lots of other albums, but not complete collections.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

Genesis
Santana
Michael Buble ( well they are mostly the Mrs's)
Dianne Kraal

 

[Bigblonde1]

Stone Temple Pilots
Pearl Jam
Kings Of Leon
Soundgarden
Alice In Chains
Led Zeppelin
Nirvana
Fun Lovin' Criminals
Temple Of the Dog

 

[Buzzer]

Too many to remember but the important ones:

St Etienne (I have about 5 versions of Foxbase Alpha alone)
Beth Orton
New Order/Joy Division
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Bjork
Morcheeba
Radiohead
The Smiths/Morrissey
Portishead/ Beth Gibbons
Tricky
Silver Mt Zion/Tra-la-la band/Godspeed
Mum
Sigur Ros
Tom Waits (I think. There's been so many live and bootleg albums)
Daniel Johnston
KRS-1
Public Enemy
Olafar Arnalds
Pixies
The Cure
Everything but the Girl/Ben Watt/Tracey Thorn/Buzzin' Fly
Massive Attack/Wild Bunch
Apollo 440
Beastie Boys
Elliot Smith
Belle and Sebastian
Michelle Shocked
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Pink Floyd (although there are a few remix and bootlegs I'm missing)
Incredible Bongo Band

and all the Back to Mine Series, the DJ-Kicks series and another late night series.

Oh, and the Stephan Pompougnac Hotel Costes series.

 

[Peteinblack]

Black Sabbath (with Ozzie)
The Clash
Led Zep
The Cure
Joy Division
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
New Order
The Pixies
Manic Street Preachers
Led Zep
Mott The Hoople
Cocteau Twins
Psychedelic Furs
Half Man Half Biscuit
Hole
Magazine
Gang of Four
Morrissey
The Smiths
X-Mal Deutchsland (although the 1980s' German goths only released 3)
Wire
Patti Smith

:guitar:

 

[Peteinblack]

Oh, and the Stephan Pompougnac Hotel Costes series.

Volume 6 Track 3 - Emmanuel Santarromana, 'Metropolitan'.

One of me and my wife's favourite songs. First heard it in a bar in Vietnam a few years ago.

Pure class.

 

[KneeOn]

Arcade Fire - The Arcade Fire EP, Funeral, Neon Bible, like 4 live albums, the Christmas Album, 18 b-sides/rare tracks sung live only, the stuff they did with David Bowie (including a version of Wake Up which is great)

 

[Fungus]

Steve Forbert

 

[KneeOn]

Oh Plan B too, both his pre-fame mixtapes, Who Needs Actions When You Got Words and The Defamation of Strictland Banks

 

[readingstockport]

A mate of mine has approximately 250 Grateful Dead albums, including bootlegs, and he still doesn't have all of them.

 

[CliveWalkerWingWizard]

Too many to remember but the important ones:

St Etienne (I have about 5 versions of Foxbase Alpha alone)
Beth Orton
New Order/Joy Division
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Bjork
Morcheeba
Radiohead
The Smiths/Morrissey
Portishead/ Beth Gibbons
Tricky
Silver Mt Zion/Tra-la-la band/Godspeed
Mum
Sigur Ros
Tom Waits (I think. There's been so many live and bootleg albums)
Daniel Johnston
KRS-1
Public Enemy
Olafar Arnalds
Pixies
The Cure
Everything but the Girl/Ben Watt/Tracey Thorn/Buzzin' Fly
Massive Attack/Wild Bunch
Apollo 440
Beastie Boys
Elliot Smith
Belle and Sebastian
Michelle Shocked
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Pink Floyd (although there are a few remix and bootlegs I'm missing)
Incredible Bongo Band

and all the Back to Mine Series, the DJ-Kicks series and another late night series.

Oh, and the Stephan Pompougnac Hotel Costes series.

i bet you haven't got the Bjork album she released when she was 12 ! or the kukl one ? sugarcubes ? this is where this thread gets difficult.