Are there any bands/singers where you own the their whole discography?

Question

or one that's in the works?

I am slowly working on my Genesis collection.

Answer 1

Note: Just owning a couple compilations doesn't count....though the move is respectable.



AC/DC

Bryan Adams (don't like some of his newer stuff though)

Aerosmith

April Wine (since Harder....Faster)

Asia (all with John Wetton)/John Wetton solo discs

Bad Company/Paul Rodgers/The Firm/The Law

The Bears

Pat Benatar

Big Head Todd & The Monsters (as of Sister Sweetly)

Black Crowes

Bon Jovi

Boston/RTZ/Barry Goudreau

The Brandos (extremely hard to do)

Brother Cane

Jon Butcher (this is hard to do!)

Candlebox

Tony Carey/Planet P Project

Paul Carrack/Mike & The Mechanics (This is hard to do)

The Cars/Ric Ocasek/Ben Orr

Phil Collins/Genesis from And Then There Were Three/GTR

Crowded House/Finn Brothers (also have Split Enz compilation)

David + David/David Baerwald (includes Tuesday Night Music Club)

Dire Straits

Disturbed

Duran Duran

Eagles/Don Henley/Glenn Frey

Melissa Etheridge (up to her compilation)

Firefall (this is hard to do)

The Fixx

Fleetwood Mac/Lindsay Buckingham & Stevie Nicks

Dan Fogelberg (a tragic cancer loss last month....RIP)

Foreigner/Lou Gramm

J. Geils Band/Peter Wolf

Giant/Van Stephenson (hard to do - following Dann Huff)

Giuffria/David Glen Eisley

Gov't Mule/Warren Haynes/Allman Brothers compilations

Guns N Roses

Sammy Hagar

Hall & Oates (yeah, I know..but they are underrated)

Jeff Healey

Heart

Honeymoon Suite (hard to do this)

Hootie & The Blowfish

Icehouse

Donnie Iris & The Cruisers (hard to do)

Chris Isaak (underrated - no apologies!)

Joe Jackson

Jackyl

Jethro Tull

Joan Jett/Runaways/C&M Currie/Lita Ford compilation

Billy Joel

Sass Jordan (hard to do)

Journey/Steve Perry/The Babys/Bad English

Greg Kihn*

Tom Kimmel* (* recently stolen - had rare Kansas & King''s X discs)

Kingdom Come*

Louisiana's LeRoux

Loverboy

Lynyrd Skynyrd

MeatLoaf

John Cougar/Mellencamp

New England (very hard to do)

Nickelback

Night Ranger/Rubicon (that Rubicon is rare)

Joan Osborne

The Outfield

The Outlaws/Hughie Thomasson!!/Chris Hicks/Henry Paul

David Pack/Ambrosia compilation

Robert Palmer/Power Station

Alan Parsons Project (speaking of David Pack....)

Pearl Jam/Temple Of The Dog/Audioslave

Tom Petty

Pink Floyd

Poco

The Police/Sting

Quarterflash (hard to do....still missing 1991 Girl In The Wind)

Queen

Queensryche

Gerry Rafferty

R.E.M.

REO Speedwagon

Rolling Stones (not all yet)

Linda Ronstadt (rock)

Rush

Santana/Gregg Rolie (pulled hard for the Rolie solo discs)

Patty Smyth/Scandal

Scorpions (from Lovedrive on)

Bob Seger

Simple Minds

The Smithereens

Billy Squier (very hard to do)

Rick Springfield

Styx/Tommy Shaw

Survivor/Jimi Jamison

James Taylor

Tears For Fears

Tesla

Thin Lizzy/Phil Lynott

.38 Special

Thunder (very hard to do in the US)

Toad the Wet Sprocket

Toto/other "west coast" splinter bands

Triumph

Robin Trower/Procol Harem

The Tubes

U2

Van Halen/David Lee Roth

John Waite/The Babys/Bad English

The Who/Pete Townshend/Roger Daltrey

Steve Winwood

World Party

Gary Wright

Yes

Neil Young/CSNY & Buffalo Springfield comps

Want to say Zappa but I only have six albums

Warren Zevon/Hindu Love Gods (hard to do)

ZZ Top



My list gets even uglier when you throw in some compilation packages like Robert Cray, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Rod Stewart and Greg Lake. I also have a ton of country and some old school R&B. Starting to pick up Sound Choice karaoke discs now. 3000 discs in all.



Thanks for making me work.

Answer 2

At one time I was a completist type.... now I buy stuff sparingly (I only have so much room)... but off the top of my head here's a list of artists where I have all (or close to it):



Genesis - including all solo offshoots - Gabriel, Collins/Brand X, Hackett/GTR, Rutherford/Mike + Mechanics, Phillips, Banks, Wilson/_Cut/Stiltskin (AFAIK I'm only missing the Flaming Youth & Quiet World albums that I have no interest in, as well as most of the official soundboards. But if you are seeking out a complete Genesis collection that includes the solo acts, that's over 100 discs. I think Ant Phillips has over 20 all by himself).

Ramones

Yes

Neil Young

Camel

Byrds

Beatles

Beach Boys

The Who (studio albums)

McCartney (except Liverpool Oratorio, Pipes of Peace, Broadstreet soundtrack, & Family Way soundtrack, but I think I have everything else)

Springsteen (missing 2 at least)

Bjork

Rush (except the cover album)

James Taylor (except original flying machine, and if he did anything after October Road)

Al Green - secular stuff only (except I might be missing 1 or 2 of them)

Traffic

U2

Talking Heads - studio stuff only



plus there are artists that I have several titles from, some scattered throughout the career (Bowie, Dylan, Costello), some zeroing in on a section of the career that I found vital (Elton John 70-76, Stevie Wonder 72-80), and some that is both (Miles Davis - probably all his fusion efforts, plus some scattered stuff prior to that).

Answer 3

The Beatles

John Lennon

George Harrison

Paul McCartney

Led Zeppelin

Billy Squire

Soundgarden

Alice in Chains

Metallica

GNR

David Bowie

Jimi Hendrix

Answer 4

A good number of newer bands, but that's not all that impressive since they generally have at most like 5 albums.



So, Pink Floyd.



If it has been released legally on CD I own it.



I am close with The Who now, and I am working on a David Bowie collection, which will be very difficult to acquire.

Answer 5

L.A. Guns first album L.A. Guns from 1988, their second album ****** and Loaded from 1989, and their third album Hollywood Vampires from 1991 rocks.

W.A.S.P.'s first album W.A.S.P. from 1984 and their second album Last in Command from 1985 are great also.

Black n Blue's first album Black n Blue from 1984, their second album Without Love from 1985, and their third album Nasty Nasty from 1985 were great also.



Harlequin's greatest hits from 1984 is a must have because it has Sweet Things in Life from 1979, and I Did It For Love from 1982 are on the cd. I would've suggested their 1979 release Victim of a Song, 1980 release Love Crimes, and their 1982 One False Move however they weren't released on cd.

Fiona Flanagan's first album Fiona from 1984, her second album Beyond The Pale from 1985, and her third album Heart Like A Gun from 1989 are must haves.



Y&T, Rough Cutt, Heart, Sebastian Bach and friends Bring Em' Bach Live and his other cd he had called The Last Hard Men are definitely cds you should have.

Skid Row's first album from 1989 was a smash hit, too bad Jon Bon Jovi owns all copyrights of that album, and their second album Slave to the Grind was even better.

Answer 6

Beatles - 46 albums

Radiohead - 48 albums

Pixies

Belle & Sebastian

Miles Davis

John Coltrane

Magnetic Fields

Grandaddy

Fennesz

Smashing Pumpkins

Answer 7

Kiss......35 or so CD's. I've lost count.



Well, after reading the other answers I guess I can put everybody who's only recorded a handfull of CD's to my list. (some just one CD)



Alanis Morissette

Godsmack

Brandi Carlisle

Finoa Apple

Hoobastank

Jewel

Pink

Kelly Clarkson

KT Tunstall

A Fine Frenzy

Anna Anlick

Blue October

Extreme

Flyleaf

Gavin DeGraw

Incubus

Joss Stone

Maroon 5

POE

Remy Zero

Toby Lightman

Tori Amos



The list goes on and on.....

Answer 8

Thats awesome that you want a Genesis Collection,

(Definitly get their early 1970's stuff)



anyway, i own every single studio album of Pink Floyd

i also have most of early Yes and Genesis

i also have most of the Grateful Dead on LP

Answer 9

Blackmore's Night

{including b-sides, live, and 'Japan-only' tracks}



Fleetwood Mac {post '75}

there was an album I didn't like, but I *did* have it!

{this includes 'best of', live albums, boxed sets & bootlegs}



Stevie Nicks

{as with FM, but I'm missing a couple of b-sides to both}

{and including the Buckingham Nicks album & live bootleg}



Stone the Crows {original band}

{I've not even listened to them yet, but I bought them all!}





Used to have :~



Guns N' Roses

{including a 3" CD of their first live gig at the Marquee Club in London, in 1987}

Answer 10

Yeah, I have the whole Euphoria collection and the R.H.C.P. Guns n roses, The Beatles. The list is endless, and trying to get them all in to itunes is giving headaches!

Answer 11

Excluding "one album" bands.



Antimatter (all 4 abums)

Coroner (all 5 albums, excluding their 6th which is a compilation)

Fairyland (both albums)

Artillery (all 4 albums)

Radiohead (all 7 albums, My Iron Lung EP, Airbag thingy, I might be Wrong Live recordings)

Heathen (2 albums + their recent one)

Sabbat (all albums)



Working on completing Summoning and Destruction \m/

Answer 12

Eric Clapton. Including Cream, Blind Faith, Derek and the Dominos, etc.



The Beatles



Green Day

Answer 13

NIN ( even the latest one), Tool, APC, Guns and Roses, Sarah Mclachlan, Hole, Faith and Disease... That's just off the top of my head. I used to work in a record store!



Edit::: The Cure , Alice in Chains, Claire Voyant..... there may be more.

Answer 14

We have over 1000 full discographies...um, my fiance' has a "habit"...lol...American Music Club, Mortal Coil, Zappa, Faith No More, geez...tons o' stuff...he's really the authority on this...

Answer 15

Yes, NiN (trust me it was hard work too, there are a TON of halos, remixes and what not)

Placebo

HIM

Slipknot

Marilyn Manson

I'm still working on owning everything Mike Patton, which is harder than it sounds.



There may be more, I'm gonna have to consult the cd case.

Answer 16

David Bowie. Not complete yet. There's some rare stuff I am trying to get, but I bet I have more stuff than most Bowie fans.

Answer 17

I own all the cd's from:

Breaking Benjamin

Papa Roach

Seether

Three Days Grace

Nirvana



Oh these five bands have changed my life.

Answer 18

REM...Complete thru new adventures in hi-fi

Pete Yorn...not many albums or eps but I have em all

Complete Rollong Stones

Complete doors

90% of Neil Young

Complete beatles

Answer 19

Death

Maynard James Keenan Tool, A perfect Circle and Puscifer

Answer 20

well i have the whole discography of billy corgan, though it consists of one album. And i'm in the process of having all dream theater studio albums, i only miss 2

Answer 21

I'm getting close to having all of Roger Waters Pink Floyd albums, after he left they weren't that good anymore

Answer 22

I "had" the entire Steely Dan catalog..... until they got back together after what? 20 years apart?



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Answer 23

Metallica

Slipknot

Killswitch Engage

Def Leppard

Iron Maiden

Megadeth

Lamb of God

Answer 24

I am trying to get a Beatles collection together...still trying to finish up...there are just so many!

Answer 25

Prince is my favorite, but too many to list.

Answer 26

Yeah, about 50 bands maybe?Probably more, I'm too lazy to check.

Answer 27

The Devil Wears Prada

The Chariot

Paramore

From First to Last

Vanna

Blink-182

Answer 28

metallica, machine head, lamb of god, gojira, and others

Answer 29

yeah McFly, Paramore, and Fall Out Boy!!

Answer 30

Yes. I own every Jonas Brothers song to date (except for the ones that have never been released, or haven't been released yet).

Answer 31

GUNS N ROSES

METALLICA

IRON MAIDEN

JORNEY

ALICE IN CHAINS



lol those are my fav bands so i have all there stuff

Answer 32

my chemical romance, fall out boy, mayday parade, the police, simple plan, bayside, karate high school.



i dont count bands who only have a debut.

Answer 33

Yep!

Answer 34

yeah....

escape the fate

my chemical romance

alesana

Answer 35

My Chemical Romance.

i used to have an unhealthy addicted to them.

Answer 36

i have everything from godsmack...add in dvds and memoirs and i got it all......