What does your music library consist of?

LikeAnOcean

I'm bored tonight. Staying in because I gotta work early, but was looking at my music collection and the various bands that I have atleast one Cd from. The "crappy band" thread list got me thinking... I don't think any of these bands are "crappy" in my opinion. I think it would be interesting to see what other people view as bands worthy of having an album..

Alice In Chains
Audioslave
Bruce Springsteen
Cat Stevens
Coldplay
The Cure
Green Day
Incubus
Jimmy Eat World
Linkin Park
Live
Matchbox 20
Neil Young
Nirvana
Pearl Jam
Queens of the Stone Age
The Ramones
R.E.M.
The Smashing Pumpkins
Soundgarden
StoneTemple Pilots
Sublime
Temple of the Dog
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
U2
Velvot Revolver
The White Stripes
White Zombie
The Who

adam42381

I have every band you mentioned and a whole lot more. Far too many to be mentioned here though.

brainofPJ

Pearl Jam
Soundgarden
Audioslave
U2
Interpol
Editors
We Are Scientists
Neverending White Lights/Dallas Green/City & Colour
The Subways
Coldplay
Radiohead
Paul Westerberg

ok...im done

Echoes

Holy Christ you guys don't have many bands.

but ummm just to check are you guys doing just your CDs or CD + mp3's?

Banana-Rama

I have probably close to 800 CD's and right now I have 500 songs on my computer. I have everything from

Alice in Chains to U2
Mozart to ZZ Top
Motley Crue to Kanye West

I have everything from pop to punk from rock to rap, plus tons of bands/singers/artists you've never heard of

Right now I am listening to alot of classical music and Pearl Jam/U2 are my two top bands as of this year.

depopulationINC

like many basically said...too many to mention,

I must have 1000 bands on various vinyl, 8track, cassette, dvd, cd, minis, etc...and that is not incuding the mixed comps or downloads.

My changer holds 500 discs, and that is maybe 1/3-1/4 of my stuff.

Gen

Off the top of my head (not bad for a Sunday morning!)...

Pearl Jam (naturally)
Beck
Radiohead
Reef
Green Day
Chili Peppers
REM
Foo Fighters
Faithless
Suzanne Vega
Nerina Pallot
Placebo
Ben Kweller
Madonna
Michael Jackson (earlier, GOOD, stuff!)
Beach Boys
QOTSA
PJ Harvey
Animal Liberation Orchestra
Jack Johnson
Jeff Buckley
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City ST (I'm a sucker for anything 80's!)
James
Oasis
Nirvana


..that's all I can think of right now.

karma defect

The list could go on for awhile so how much time do you have? Hahahahaha.

Motorpsycho
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
Pearl jam
dEUS
Blonde Redhead
Soundgarden
Sonic youth
Slint
June of '44
Rodan
Polvo
Sigur ros
Pavement
Absythe minded
Millionaire
Mad dog loose
The trills
The Weakerthans
R.E.M.
Radiohead
The Cure
The Lapse
Karate
The Mars volta
Monster magnet
Damien Rice
Tom McRea
The Decemberists
Zita swoon
Evil superstars
Mauro
Alice in Chains
Jimi Hendrix
Procal harum
The Doors
The Dresden dolls
Jane's addiction
Red hot chilli peppers
Porno for pyrus
Tori Amos
Malcolm Middleton
Thomas Dybdahl
Janove Ottesen
Kaisers orchistra
Architacture in Helsinki
Cheech wizard
Insence
Soulbakken
De Dijk
Stef Bos
Doe maar
Do make say think
Explosions in the sky
Godspeed you black emperor
Mogwai
Hope of the states
Arctic monkees
Bright eyes
Heather Nova
P.J. Harvey
Skunk anasie
The Cooper temple clause
Tahiti '80
Stephen Malkmus
Moondog jr.
Desperacitos
Jaga jazzist
Eels
Muse
Placebo
The Birds
Blur
Three fish
Temple of the dog
16 Horse power
Little Barry
Black rebel motorcycle club
The Raveonettes
Fire arcade
Hulk
Pedro the lion
Winsor for the derby
Shipping news
The broken social scene
The Dears
Jefferson airplane
Frank Zappa
John Lennon
Badly drawn boy
Hooverphonic
Stereophonic


And many more

takingpunches

way too much to list! I go from rock to trance/electronica to some hip hop, even got some classical and stuff like Frank Sinatra..

here's some..
Pearl jam of course
STP
Radiohead
Tool
APC
Mars Volta
Prodigy
DJ Tiesto
Oakenfold
NIN(just started building it, 2 cds so far)
Bush
Metallica
Slipknot
Smashing PUmpkins
Ludacris
Eminem
Tupac
Outkast
Hot Hot Heat
Chevelle
Coldplay
Cold
System Of A Down
Bjork


and much much more

Ali

pearl jam,
and for studying,free voice when necessary,
anything thats free,

"classical"...one genre,but I call bethoveen,Tchaikovsky,Wagner,Berlioz,
verdi,etc.
baroque...bach.mozart.anyhting highly ornamental..love it...
opera....la boheme,been in it (As you might know)...

cant remember rest,want to aquire more....opera and classical...

rock-
chevelle
the doors,morrsion books from sister,
blondie,l7,morrisette,a.
puddle of mudd,
me,
bon jovi,
badlands,
madonna,
george michael,
ratt,
information society,
duran duran,
the stilettos,
etc...

broadway:andrew lloyd weber.....

Kraven

Aerosmith
Audioslave
Alice in Chains
Authority Zero
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
Big Head Todd and the Monsters
Black Sabbath
Blind Melon
Blink 182
Bob Dylan
Bob Marley
Bon Jovi
Bronson Arroyo
The Clash
Counting Crows
Cream
The Darkness
Dave Matthews Band
Derek and the Dominos
Dire Straits
The Doors
Dream Theater
The Eagles
Eminem
Eric Clapton
Everclear
Exit 14 (local band)
Foo Fighters
George Thorogood
The Goo Goo Dolls
Grateful Dead
Green Day
Hinder
Hoobastank
Hootie and the Blowfish
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
John Lennon
The Killers
The Kings of Leon
The Kinks
Led Zeppelin
Linkin Park
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Maroon 5
The Mars Volta
Metallica
Michael Jackson <--- hells yeah!
Mother Love Bone
Neil Young
Nirvana
Oasis
The Offspring
Pearl Jam <---- Duh
Pennywise
Pink Floyd
Queen
Rage Against the Machine
Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Rolling Stones
Saves the Day
Silverchair
The Smashing Pumpkins
Soundgarden
Stevie Ray Vaughan
The String Cheese Incident
Sum 41
Temple of the Dog
Tool
U2
The Travelling Willburys
Velvet Revolver
The Von Bondies
The Wallflowers
Warren Zevon
Weird Al <---- seen him as many times I have seen PJ, he fucking rules
The White Stripes
The Who
Wings
Yellowcard
Yes
Yonder Mountain String Band

Tek Money

PJ
Coldplay
Tool
APC
Moloko
Neil Young
Nine Inch Nails
Oasis
Our Lady Peace
Pilate
Pink Floyd
Placebo
Queen
Radiohead
Richard Ashcroft
Ryan Adams
Sarah Mclachlin
Smashing Pumpkins
Sterophonics
Stone Temple Pilots
System of a Down
Tom Waits
Leonard Cohen
Michael Buble
The Tragically Hip
Matthew Good
The White Stripes
The Brian Jonestown Masacre
The Dandy Warhols
Alice in Chains
Alien Ant Farm
The Beatles
Beck
Better than Ezra
Big Sugar
Bloc Party
The Chemical Bros.
Chevelle
Counting Crows
Neverending White lights
Dallas Green
David Grey
Deftones
Fiona Apple
Foo Fighters
Frou Frou
Gorillaz
Hanson
HIM
I Mother Earth
Jack Johnson
Jeff Buckley
Jethro Tull
John Butler Trio
John Mayer
Kelly Clarkson
Usher
Led Zeppelin
DJ Tiesto
Remy Zero
Live

MrBrian

I have a pretty big collection but the ones that stand out for me are albums by....

-Pearl Jam
-Rage Against The Machine
-Prince
-Bob Marley
-Neil Young
-Cat Stevens
-NIN
-Audioslave
-Alice in Chains

Jennytree

Alice in Chains,
APC,
Audioslave,
Amon Amarth,
Anathema,
Beastie Boys,
Black Label Society,
Blind Guardian,
Children of Bodom,
C.O.C.
Danzig,
Defotnes,
Down,
Dream Theater,
Fozzy,
Incubus,
Jerry Cantrell,
Katatonia,
Kerbdog,
Mad Season,
MLB,
Nevermore,
Opeth,
Pantera,
PEARL JAM!,
RATM,
Soil,
Soundgarden,
Strapping Young Lad,
Testament,
The Gathering,
Tool...


I'm more the metal side of things these days...

amentvedder

LikeAnOcean wrote:

I'm bored tonight. Staying in because I gotta work early, but was looking at my music collection and the various bands that I have atleast one Cd from. The "crappy band" thread list got me thinking... I don't think any of these bands are "crappy" in my opinion. I think it would be interesting to see what other people view as bands worthy of having an album..


Matchbox 20
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Neil Young

Opps you missed 1 out, there i fixed it for you

catefrances

there's no way i can possibly list everyone in my collection. but it goes from ryan adams all the way to the zutons through soundgarden, the vines, the arctic monkeys, jeff buckley, alice in chains, rage against the machine, anti flag, the clash, the dandy warhols, the byrds, charlie parker, john lee hooker, robert johnson, django reinhardt. and then there's the givens- nirvana, pearl jam, TOOL, the beatles, zeppelin, neil young. i've got some classical stuff as well.
it's endless and varied.

FinsburyParkCarrots

Arguably one of the top 10 biggest Hendrix archives on the planet (maybe 1000 CDs worth)

Plus

About 40 Charlie Parker albums
About 30 John Coltrane albums
About 20 Charles Mingus Albums
About 150 other jazz albums
About 100 blues albums
The complete Beatles discography, plus many rarities
Several Stones albums
A lot of Who, including rarities

A lot of Dylan, including boots and rarities
Zep's discography
Kevin Coyne
Nick Drake
John Martyn
Pearl Jam, including boots and rarities
Sandy Denny/Fairport Convention
Pink Floyd/Syd Barrett



The list goes on. I own a lot of music.

Oh, Jimmy

In order of how they are listed in my music library:

3 doors down
30 seconds to mars
311
ACDC
adam sandler
air supply
aerosmith
alice in chains
allman bros
at the drive in
alter bridge
audioslave
avenged sevenfold
bad company
bad radio
the band
beatles
beck
ben harper
billy cobham
billy joel
black crowes
black label society
black sabbath
blind faith
bloodhound gang
blues traveller
bob dylan
bob marley
bon jovi
bruce springsteen
buckcherry
cheap trick
chevelle
chicago
chris cornell
chris robinson
the clash
coheed and cambria
coldplay
collective soul
crash test dummies
CCR
CSNY
the darkness
DMB
david bowie
david gilmour
dcfc
deep purple
def leppard
deftones
dire straits
doobie brothers
door
drive-by truckers
eagles
elo
emerson, lake, and palmer
eric clapton
flaming lips
foo fighters
fleetwood mac
george harrison
godspeed! you black emperor
govt mule
greenday
green jelly
grateful dead
groovatron
GnR
the guess who
heart
incubus
iron maiden
janes addiction
jeff beck
jeff buckley
jet
jethro tull
jimi hendrix
jimmy buffet
jimmy eat world
page/plant
joe satriani
john denver
john fogerty
john lennon
john mellencamp
johnny cash
judas priest
the killers
king crimson
kiss
led zeppelin
skynyrd
les claypool
mad season
mars volta
mc5
meatloaf
merle haggard
metallica
modest mouse
moe
moody blues
motley crue
muse
my chemical romance
my morning jacket
nazareth
neil finn
neil young
nick drake
nirvana
oasis
opeth
otis redding
outkast
ozzy
pantera
pearl jam
phil lesh
a perfect circle
phish
pink floyd
police
primitive radio gods
primus
prince
proclaimers
queen
queensryche
radiohead
rage against the machine
rhcp
reo speedwagon
rich robinson
righteous bros
robert plant
robert randolph
rise against
rod stewart
roger waters
rolling stones
rush
scott weiland
smashing pumpkins
soundgarden
staind
steppenwolf
steve miller band
srv
stp
styx
system of a down
temple of the dog
tenacious d
thin lizzy
tom petty
tool
u2
van halen
velvet revolver
violent femmes
wallflowers
warrant
warren haynes
warren zevon
weezer
wellwater conspiracy
white stripes
the who
willie nelson
wolfmother
zakk wylde

soulsinging

not counting the many 'best of' compilations ive got and mp3's and whatnot... the bands i consider myself very keen on and own most of the albums for are:

blind melon
built to spill
coldplay
death cab for cutie
foo fighters
my morning jacket
oasis
ok go
pearl jam
silverchair
elliott smith
u2
wilco

ive also got mitch hedberg and lewis black's standup cd's. i recently bought new kings of leon and the strokes just to check them out.

pdh1978

Far too many to write them all down, but I recently seperated a small portion of them into two playlists - bands I've seen, bands I want to see:

Seen
Arctic Monkeys
Beck
Beth Orton
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (all albums)
Bob Dylan (all albums)
Dandy Warhols
Disturbed
The Doors (of the 21st Century)
Elbow
Jane's Addiction
Kaiser Chiefs
Lambchop
The National
Neil Young (all + some boots)
R.E.M. (all)
Red Hot Chili Peppers (all)
Ryan Adams (all + lots of boots)
The Strokes
Velvet Revolver
The Vines
The White Stripes

Would Like to See
Pearl Jam (Dublin, baby!) (all + lots of boots)
A Perfect Circle
Audioslave
Eight Track Mind
Foo Fighters
Green Day
John Frusciante
Kasabian
Crazy Horse
Queens of the Stone Age (all)
Smashing Pumpkins (when's the reform happening?)
System of a Down
William Shatner (I can't get behind that...)