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Thread started 01/27/07 8:52am

antichrist

What are everyone's fav BOX SETS & ANTHOLOGY'S?

I love the hits/ b sides by Prince(even though they're non remastered edits).

I just bought The rick james anthology(not listened yet) and ordered the cameo anthology.

Led zeppelin box set 1 is fantastic. The Hendrix box set sounds suberb but has alot of pointless stuff on there.
Any thought/recommendations?
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Reply #1 posted 01/27/07 9:10am

silverchild

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Stevie Wonder: At The Close Of A Century


Glory B Tha Funk's On Me: The Boosty Collins Anthology


Parliament: Tear The Roof Off


Marvin Gaye: The Master


James Brown: Star Time


The Temptations: Emperors Of Soul


Prince: The Hits/The B-Sides


Aretha Franklin: Queen Of Soul


Curtis Mayfield Story


The Essential Sly & The Family Stone


Commodores Anthology


Jimi Hendrix Experience
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Reply #2 posted 01/27/07 9:12am

PricelessHo

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At the mo.


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Reply #3 posted 01/27/07 9:47am

antichrist

silverchild said:


Stevie Wonder: At The Close Of A Century


Glory B Tha Funk's On Me: The Boosty Collins Anthology


Parliament: Tear The Roof Off


Marvin Gaye: The Master


James Brown: Star Time


The Temptations: Emperors Of Soul


Prince: The Hits/The B-Sides


Aretha Franklin: Queen Of Soul


Curtis Mayfield Story


The Essential Sly & The Family Stone


Commodores Anthology


Jimi Hendrix Experience


I've ordered them and i was thinking of getting the stevie box set.
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Reply #4 posted 01/27/07 10:22am

BT11

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I love these!! With all the different takes and extra's. Strawberry Fields take 7 & edit piece is mindblowing!
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Reply #5 posted 01/27/07 10:24am

SnakePeel

Rhino's "Left of the Dial--Songs From the 80s Underground" is one of the best box sets ever compiled. Rhino's recent "A Life Less Lived: The Gothic Box" is also worthy...though I can't forgive them for calling AFI "goth."
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Reply #6 posted 01/27/07 11:56am

JasonStar

Michael Jackson - The Ultimate Collection <--- Jason's Favorite!

Some Others I Love!!!

Michael Jackson - HIStory

Prince - The Hits / The B-Sides

Prince - Ultimate Prince (Don't have it but imagine it is pretty good!)

George Michael - Ladies and Gentlemen: The Best of George Michael

INXS - Shine Like It Does: The Anthology

Frank Sinatra - Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Years

Billy Joel - 1973-1997 - Complete Hits Collection

Huey Lewis & The News - Greatest Hits

DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince: Greatest Hits
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Reply #7 posted 01/27/07 12:39pm

Anx



this one still makes me drool a little bit every time i walk past and take a look at it on my bookshelf.



bjork's live box makes me very happy, too. nod
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Reply #8 posted 01/27/07 1:13pm

Shapeshifter

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John Coltrane - The Heavyweight Champion
John Coltrane - Complete Village Vanguard
PIL - Plastic Box
Charles Mingus - Portrait Of A Man
Miles Davis - In A Silent Way
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Miles Davis - Cellar Door
Miles Davis & John Coltrane - Complete Recordings
The Clash - On Broadway
Scott Walker - In Five Easy Pieces
Barry White - Just For You
Marvin Gaye - The Master
James Brown - Star Time
Sex Pistols - Best of British
The Clash - The Singles
Frank Sinatra - Complete Capitol Singles
Frank Sinatra - Concepts
Bruce Springsteen - Tracks
Ornette Coleman - Beauty Is A Rare Thing
Thin Lizzy - Vagabonds
John Cale - Seducing Down The Door
Roxy Music - The Thrill of It All
Lou Reed - Between Thought & Expression
Bob Dylan - Biograph
Bob Dylan - Bootleg Series 1-3
David Bowie - Sound & Vision
Johnny Cash - Unearthed
Johnny Cash - Complete San Quentin
Ray Charles - Complete Atlantic Recordings
Elvis Presley - Walk A Mile In My Shoes: The Essential 70s Masters
Albert Ayler - Holy Ghost
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Reply #9 posted 01/27/07 2:29pm

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Great ones not mentioned yet:

The Four Tops - Fourever and 50th Anniversary Anthology
Michael Jackson - Anthology (the little Mike years)
The Cure - Join the Dots (B-sides)
The Isley Brothers Story (although I strongly recommend the albums)
Jackson 5 Anthology
Ohio Players - Funk on Fire
Cameo Anthology/Gold
Gap Band - Gold
Ella Fitzgerald - The Complete Songbooks
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Reply #10 posted 01/27/07 2:49pm

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BT11 said:





I love these!! With all the different takes and extra's. Strawberry Fields take 7 & edit piece is mindblowing!

I love The Beatles 'Anthology 3'. Have you heard the the John Lennon 'Anthology' boxset?
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Reply #11 posted 01/27/07 2:52pm

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Reply #12 posted 01/27/07 3:50pm

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AlexdeParis said:

Great ones not mentioned yet:

The Four Tops - Fourever and 50th Anniversary Anthology
Michael Jackson - Anthology (the little Mike years)
The Cure - Join the Dots (B-sides)
The Isley Brothers Story (although I strongly recommend the albums)
Jackson 5 Anthology
Ohio Players - Funk on Fire
Cameo Anthology/Gold
Gap Band - Gold
Ella Fitzgerald - The Complete Songbooks



I forgot to mention the It's Your Thing: The Story Of The Isley Brothers box set! I like to play this entire set in the summer when i'm driving or at home chilling. It may not tell the whole story and miss some incredible cuts, but this is truly definitive and one of my fave box sets.
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Reply #13 posted 01/27/07 3:58pm

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Reply #14 posted 01/27/07 4:07pm

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The 2 most recent ones that i'm enjoying

Johnny Smith...



...The Complete Roost Johnny Smith Small Group Sessions (8 CD limited edition)


Herbie Hancock...



...Herbie Hancock Box



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Reply #15 posted 01/27/07 5:21pm

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theAudience said:

The 2 most recent ones that i'm enjoying

Johnny Smith...



...The Complete Roost Johnny Smith Small Group Sessions (8 CD limited edition)


Herbie Hancock...



...Herbie Hancock Box



tA

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Is that the newly configured version of the Herbie Hancock box? The original packaging was ridiculously made... sad
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Reply #16 posted 01/27/07 8:39pm

sallysassalot

my favorite box set ever is tori amos's "a piano: the collection."
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Reply #17 posted 01/28/07 9:51am

BT11

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SalaciousCrumb said:

BT11 said:





I love these!! With all the different takes and extra's. Strawberry Fields take 7 & edit piece is mindblowing!

I love The Beatles 'Anthology 3'. Have you heard the the John Lennon 'Anthology' boxset?



I heard about it but don't own it. How is it?
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Reply #18 posted 01/28/07 12:21pm

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silverchild said:

theAudience said:

The 2 most recent ones that i'm enjoying

Johnny Smith...



...The Complete Roost Johnny Smith Small Group Sessions (8 CD limited edition)


Herbie Hancock...



...Herbie Hancock Box



tA

peace Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431



Is that the newly configured version of the Herbie Hancock box? The original packaging was ridiculously made... sad

Not sure, I received it as a gift.


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Reply #19 posted 01/28/07 2:38pm

Icicle

In addition to Prince, Aretha Franklin & Marvin Gaye i have to add Diana Ross` "Forever", the Dusty Springfield set "Simply Dusty",
and the MASSIVE "The complete reprise studio recordings" by Frank Sinatra

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Reply #20 posted 01/28/07 7:53pm

GangstaFam

I'm a big box set whore. Over the past few years, I live for them. I'll try to compile a decent list.
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Reply #21 posted 01/29/07 6:12am

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My dog, Winston, gave this box set to me for Christmas:



Miles Davis and John Coltrane - Columbia Recordings

Awesome....!

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Reply #22 posted 01/29/07 12:29pm

SalaciousCrumb

BT11 said:

SalaciousCrumb said:


I love The Beatles 'Anthology 3'. Have you heard the the John Lennon 'Anthology' boxset?



I heard about it but don't own it. How is it?

It's brilliant, especially Disc 4 (Dakota), the demos of his last recordings are haunting, especially 'Grow Old With Me'.
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Reply #23 posted 01/29/07 3:10pm

SPYZFAN1

Everything in BT11's and silverchild's posts. Also an honorable mention to the KISS box set (2001).
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