quelle surprise...

Lots of Motown, EWF, Curtis, Donnie, an unbelievable amount of blues, jazz collection is starting to take off (50 different Miles' albums), some select classic rock, soundgarden and that whole Seatle thing, classical (love cello music as of late) and oh yeah

FUNK

everything and anything I can get my hands on

Miles Davis
Hendrix
Meshell Ndegeocello
The Beatles
Sly Stone
Stevie Wonder
Marvin Gaye
Maxwell
Led Zeppelin
Al Green
Lenny Kravitz

DorothyParkerWasCool said:

I need to add TTD, The Jacksons/Michael Jackson, Parliament/Funkadelic to my list.

Going by the "3 or more" rule:


Bjork
Wendy & Lisa
The Time
Sheila E.
Eric Leeds
Jacques Loussier
Neil Finn
Meshell
Stevie Wonder
Jimi Hendrix
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Eric Clapton
Carlos Santana
Brad Mehldau
Joe Sample/The Crusaders
Lalah Hathaway
Marcus Miller
Bela Fleck & the Flecktones
The YellowJackets
Natalie Merchant
Fred Hammond/Commissioned
Nicole Nordeman
Rich Mullins
Daryl Coley
Rachelle Ferrell
Phil Keaggy
Harry Connick Jr.
Mint Condition
Janet Jackson
Bob James
The Beatles
Lenny Kravitz
The Sundays
The Cranberries
Radiohead
Crystal Lewis
Kirk Franklin
Yolanda Adams
Take 6
Sting
Oleta Adams
Ray Charles
Al Green
Hezekiah Walker
Living Colour
Dave Matthews (band)
Terence Trent D'arby
Aretha Franklin
Richard Smallwood
Norah Jones
Maxwell

Now, I know why my dad says I have too many CDs -- that's not even counting the onesies and twosies!!!


[This message was edited Wed Mar 3 17:14:14 2004 by ThreadBare]

OK, this is just off the top of my head.....

Talking Heads
The Clash
Elvis Costello (damn near everything by him too)
Big Audio Dynamite
ABC
New Edition
Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Smiths
The B-52's
The Pretenders
Gang of Four

next to p, U2 and david bowie take up the most space. there's also a lot of:
rolling stones
tori amos
janet jackson
madonna
natalie merchant/10,000 maniacs
fleetwood mac/stevie nicks/lindsey buckingham

David Bowie
Bad Brains
Bauhaus
Cocteau Twins
The Smiths
Pixies
Throwing Muses
X
Stevie Wonder
Billie Holliday
Bjork
Madonna
Belle & Sebastian
Dead Can Dance
Tim Buckley
Joni Mitchell
NY Dolls
Velvet Underground
Stooges
The Fall
The Chameleons
Birthdaay Party
Nick Cave
Nick Drake
[This message was edited Wed Mar 3 17:34:42 2004 by PhilG]

I have roughly 30 Zappa albums, give or take...

In third trails way back, probably David Bowie with, umm...

1..2...3...4...5...6...7...8

So to tally:

Prince, around 60
Zappa, around 30
Bowie, around 8

hmmmm...

oh, and the Beatles 8

Edit:

Oh, and 8 by Miles Davis.
[This message was edited Wed Mar 3 20:37:06 2004 by savoirfaire]

Mariah Carey

Madonna
Sade
Tina Turner
Janet Jackson
Prince and The Revolution
[This message was edited Wed Mar 3 22:24:45 2004 by APOLLONIA112]

no doubt,coldplay,ttd....but those are the only ones i can think of off the top of the head.

and yeh....the prince collection i keep separate from the rest of the stuff

Michael Jackson!
Stevie Wonder
Earth, Wind & Fire
Marvin Gaye
and thousands of others I just can't name, 'cause I'll miss one.....

I'll go by the 3 rule too:

Ani Difranco
Stevie Wonder
Jimi Hendrix
Radiohead
Miles Davis
Charles Mingus
Sade
Outkast
David Bowie
Bjork
Debarge
Mary J. Blige
Parliament/Funkadelic
Tony, Toni, Tone
John Coltrane
Redman
Compton's Most Wanted
Too Short
Michael Jackson
The Beatles
A Tribe Called Quest
Gangstarr
Santana
Jodeci
Mariah Carey

And it's a good thing 3 was the cutoff because i got a bunch of pairs.

David Bowie
U2
Public Enemy
Beastie Boys
Rolling Stones
Roxy Music

David Bowie
Terence Trent D'Arby
Miles Davis
James Brown
The Bee Gees

Kate Bush

Tori Amos

Madonna

R.E.M

Stevie Wonder

Joni Mitchell

Pet Shop Boys

VoicesCarry said:

polkadotsuit said:

Nobody really. I do have all of MeShell & TTD's stuff, Sade & Maxwell too...

based on the 3 or more albums rule it would be around 300-400 artists and I don't wanna bother anyone reading this, hehe


so therefore I will restrict myself to a 20 or more albums rule, which slims the list down to:

Earth Wind & Fire
Stevie Wonder
Bobby Womack
George Clinton/Parliament/Funkadelic
James Brown
Michael Jackson / Jacksons
Count Basie


between 10 and 20 records it includes:

Al Green
Aretha Franklin
Ashford & Simpson
Atlantic Starr
Beatles
Cameo
Chaka Khan
Commodores
Diana Ross
Fatback
Gap Band
Herbie Hancock
Ice Cube
Kool & The Gang
Luther Vandross
Madonna
Marvin Gaye
Maze & Frankie Beverly
Millie Jackson
Nancy Wilson
Natalie Cole
Patti Labelle
Public Enemy
Quincy Jones
Run DMC
Soul II Soul
Temptations
Zapp/Roger
...
...
...
... + a whole lotta bunch of other ones I don't have in my database yet

still Prince is the only one in the category 100+

"Pop... Life .....is that where all your money goes"
[This message was edited Thu Mar 4 6:02:54 2004 by Dancelot]

Janet Jackson - "Rare Gems"
Living Colour - "Stain"
Robert Randolph and the Family Band - "Unclassified"
D'Angelo - "Voodoo"
Cody ChesnuTT - "The Headphone Masterpiece"
Omar - "This is Not a Love Song"
Prince - "Collector's Dreams"
Vice featuring Corey Glover - "Live at Wetlands"
Esthero - "Breath from Another"
Kelis - "Wanderland"
Q-Tip - "Kamaal the Abstract"

Johnny Cash
Bruce Springsteen
Marvin Gaye
Tom Waits
PIL
Sly & The Family Stone
Isaac Hayes
David Bowie
Barry White
Chic
D'Angelo
999
Miles Davis
Duke Ellington
Antonio Carlos Jobim
The Who
The Clash
Frank Sinatra
Al Green
James Brown
Scott Walker
Can
Massive Attack
The The
John Coltrane
Dead Kennedys (w/ Jello Biafra)
Charles Mingus
The Rolling Stones
The Ruts
The Stranglers
Thin Lizzy
Neil Young
Bob Dylan
Leonard Cohen
The Fall

Shapeshifter said:

Where's the girls?

loads & loads of...

Harlepolis said:

Damn, Harley, that's a sexy-ass pic of Chaka!

[This message was edited Thu Mar 4 7:31:41 2004 by okaypimpn]

Stevie Wonder. What a great guy.

Cloudbuster said:

Yes, indeed!!!

okaypimpn said:

stevieeeee! although i only have one stevie wonder album in my vinyl stash...