My CD Collection

[Hollywood Naitch]

I also posted this in the general spam section, I was not entirely sure which was the most suitable.

I am going to list all the CD's I own, and I am looking for comments, opinions, ideas on anything I should listen to etc.

I am curious to know what you guys think of my music collection.

Here goes:

Oasis- Definitely Maybe
Oasis- (What’s The Story) Morning Glory
Oasis- Be Here Now
Oasis- The Masterplan
Oasis- Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants
Oasis- Heathen Chemistry
Oasis- Don’t Believe The Truth
Oasis- Dig Out Your Soul
Oasis- Familiar To Millions (Live)
Oasis- American Supernova (Live Bootleg)
Oasis- Stop The Clocks
Oasis- Time Flies: The Singles
Noel Gallagher- The Dreams We Have As Children (Live)
The Stone Roses- The Stone Roses
The Stone Roses- Second Coming
The Stone Roses- The Very Best Of
The Stone Roses- The Collection
Ian Brown- Unfinished Monkey Business
Ian Brown- Golden Greats
Ian Brown- Music Of The Spheres
Ian Brown- Solarized
Ian Brown- The World Is Yours
Ian Brown- My Way
Ian Brown- The Greatest
The Verve- A Storm In Heaven
The Verve- A Northern Soul
The Verve- Urban Hymns
The Verve- Forth
The Verve- The Singles
Richard Ashcroft- Alone With Everybody
Richard Ashcroft- Human Conditions
Richard Ashcroft- Keys To The World
Richard Ashcroft & The United Nations Of Sound- RPA &The Nations
Paul Weller- Stanley Road
Paul Weller- Wild Wood
Paul Weller- Illumination
Paul Weller- Heliocentric
Paul Weller- As Is Now
Paul Weller- 22 Dreams
Paul Weller- Hit Parade
Paul Weller- Modern Classics
The Jam- Beat Surrender
The Jam- The Sound Of The Jam
The Style Council- The Very Best Of
New Order- Technique
New Order- Waiting For The Sirens Call
New Order- Get Ready
New Order- Republic
New Order- Singles
Happy Mondays- Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches
Happy Mondays- Bummed
Happy Mondays- Squirrel & G-Man 24 Hour Party People
Happy Mondays- Unkle Dysfunktional
Happy Mondays- Greatest Hits
Guns N Roses- Appetite For Destruction
Guns N Roses- Use Your Illusion 1
Guns N Roses- Use Your Illusion 2
Guns N Roses- Chinese Democracy
Guns N Roses- G N’R Lies
Guns N Roses- The Spaghetti Incident
Duff McKagen’s Loaded- Loaded
Slash- Slash
Slash’s Snakepit- It’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere
Slash’s Snakepit- Ain’t Life Grand
Velvet Revolver- Contraband
Velvet Revolver- Libertad
Stone Temple Pilots- Core
Stone Temple Pilots- Purple
Stone Temple Pilots- 4
Stone Temple Pilots- Stone Temple Pilots
Stone Temple Pilots- Thank You
Alice In Chains- Facelift
Alice In Chains- Dirt
Alice In Chains- Alice In Chains
Alice In Chains- Jar Of Flies
Alice In Chains- Live
Alice In Chains- MTV Unplugged (Live)
Alice In Chains- Black Gives Way To Blue
Alice In Chains- Greatest Hits
Alice In Chains- The Essential
Mad Season- Above
Jerry Cantrell- Boggy Depot
Jerry Cantrell- Degradation Trip 1 & 2
Nirvana- Bleach
Nirvana- Nevermind
Nirvana- In Utero
Nirvana- Nirvana
Pearl Jam- Ten
Pearl Jam- Rearview Mirror
Soundgarden- Louder Than Love
Soundgarden- BadMotorFinger
Soundgarden- Superunknown
Soundgarden- Down On The Upside
Soundgarden- A-Sides
Soundgarden- Telephantasm
Temple Of The Dog- Temple Of The Dog
Audioslave- Audioslave
Audioslave- Out Of Exile
Audioslave- Revelations
Audioslave- Live In Cuba (Live)
Rage Against The Machine- Evil Empire
Rage Against The Machine- Rage Against The Machine
Rage Against The Machine- The Battle Of Los Angeles
Rage Against The Machine- Renegades
Black Label Society- Sonic Brew
Black Label Society- 1919 Eternal
Black Label Society- Shot To Hell
Black Label Society- Stronger Than Death
Black Label Society- The Blessed Hellride
Black Label Society- Mafia
Black Label Society- Order Of The Black
Metallica- Kill ‘Em All
Metallica- Master Of Puppets
Metallica- Ride The Lightning
Metallica- Metallica
Metallica- Load
Metallica- Garage Inc
Metallica- Death Magnetic
Godsmack- Godsmack
Godsmack- Faceless
Godsmack- Awake
Godsmack- The Other Side
Godsmack- IV
Godsmack- The Oracle
Alter Bridge- One Day Remains
Alter Bridge- Blackbird
Alter Bridge- AB III
Creed- My Own Prison
Creed- Human Clay
Creed- Weathered
Creed- Full Circle
Scott Stapp- The Great Divide
Kid Rock- Devil Without A Cause
Kid Rock- The History Of Rock
Kid Rock- Cocky
Kid Rock- Kid Rock
Kid Rock- Rock n Roll Jesus
Stone Sour- Stone Sour
Stone Sour- Come Whatever May
Iron Maiden- Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
Iron Maiden- Powerslave
Iron Maiden- The Number Of The Beast
Iron Maiden- A Matter Of Life And Death
Iron Maiden- Fear Of The Dark
Iron Maiden- Edward The Great
Silverchair- Frogstomp
Silverchair- Freak Show
Silverchair- Neon Ballroom
Soil- Scars
Soil- Picture Perfect
POD- Fundemental Elements Of Southtown
POD- Alive
Avenged Sevenfold- Avenged Sevenfold
Avenged Sevenfold- Nightmare
Pantera- A Vulgar Display Of Power
Pantera- Cowboys From Hell
Pantera- Reinventing Hell- The Best Of
Down- Nola
Motorhead- Essential Noize
Motorhead- Kiss Of Death
Motorhead- The Essential Motorhead
Machine Head- Burn My Eyes
AC/DC- Back In Black
AC/DC- Black Ice
Led Zeppelin- IV
Bullet For My Valentine- Scream Aim Fire
Green Day- International Superhits
Green Day- 1039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours
Green Day- American Idiot
Nickelback- Silver Side Up
Nickelback- The Long Road
Nickelback- All The Right Reasons
Kasabian- Kasabian
Kasabian- Empire
Kasabian- West Ryder Paupers Lunatic Asylum
Foo Fighters- There Is Nothing Left To Lose
Foo Fighters- One By One
Foo Fighters- The Colour And The Shape
Foo Fighters- Echoes Silence Patience and Grace
Foo Fighters- Greatest Hits
The Courteeners- St Jude
The Enemy- We’ll Live And Die In These Towns
The Enemy- Music For The People
The Ordinary Boys- Over The Counter Culture
The Ordinary Boys- Brassbound
The Ordinary Boys- How To Get Everything You Ever Wanted In 12 Easy Steps
The Dead 60’- The Dead 60’s
The Prodigy- The Fat Of The Land
The Prodigy- Music For The Jilted Generation
Motley Crue- Red White & Crue
Motley Crue- Shout At The Devil
Bon Jovi- Slippery When Wet
Bon Jovi- Keep The Faith
Bon Jovi- Crush
Bon Jovi- Cross Road
Stain’d- Break The Cycle
Stain’d- 14 Shades Of Grey
Stain’d- The Singles
Blur- Parklife
Blur- The Great Escape
Blur- The Best Of
The Smiths- God Save The Queen
The Smiths- The Very Best Of
Morrissey- Ringleader Of The Tormentors
Morrissey- You Are The Quarry
The Music- The Music
The Music- Take The Long Road And Walk It
The Music- Strength In Numbers
The Twang- Love It When I Feel Like This
The Twang- The Jewellery Quarter
Ocean Colour Scene- Moseley Shoals
Ocean Colour Scene- A Hyperactive Workout For The Flying Squad
Ocean Colour Scene- Songs For The Front Row
Cast- Mother Nature Calls
Cast- All Change
The Charlatans- Forever: The Singles
The Charlatans- Some Friendly
The Charlatans- Wonderland
Primal Scream- Screamadelica
Primal Scream- Beautiful Future
Primal Scream- Dirty Hits
The Clash- The Essential
The Clash- London Calling
Manic Street Preachers- Forever Delayed: The Greatest Hits
Manic Street Preachers- Generation Terrorists
The Shamen- Boss Drum
The Shamen- The Collection
The Real People- The Real People
The Real People- What’s On The Outside
The Real People- Think Positive
Stereophonics- Just Enough Education To Perform
Stereophonics- Performance And Cocktails
Stereophonics- Love Sex Violence Other
Stereophonics- Word Gets Around
Stereophonics- You Gotta Go There To Come Back
Stereophonics- Keep Calm And Carry On
Stereophonics- A Decade In The Sun
Papa Roach- Infest
Papa Roach- Lovehatetragedy
Papa Roach- Getting Away With Murder
Papa Roach- Metamorphosis
Limp Bizkit- Significant Other
Limp Bizkit- Chocolate Starfish & The Hot Dog Flavoured Water
Limp Bizkit- Results May Vary
Rammstein- Sonne
Rammstein- Rosenrot
Black Sabbath- Dehumanizer
Black Sabbath- Blackest Sabbath 1970-987
Dio- The Collection
Ozzy Osbourne- The Essential
Diamond Head- The Best Of
Saxon- The Collection
Head-On- XXL
Black Stone Cherry- Black Stone Cherry
Kyuss- Welcome To Sky Valley
Faith No More- The Platinum Collection
Ash- Free All Angels
Jane’s Addiction- Strays
Kula Shaker- K
Linkin Park- Hybrid Theory
Bad Religion- The Process Of Belief
Dragonforce- Inhuman Rampage
Monster Magnet- Powertrip
Corrosion Of Conformity- Deliverance
Adema- Adema
Theory Of A Deadman- Theory Of A Deadman
Shinedown- The Sound Of Madness
Sum 41- All Killer No Filler
Sum 41- Are We Still Infected?
Blink 182- Enema Of The State
Blink 182- Take Off Your Pants & Jacket
Queens Of The Stone Age- Songs For The Deaf
Queens Of The Stone Age- Lullabyze To Paralyze
L7- The Slash Years
Smashing Pumpkins- Rotten Apple (The Greatest Hits)
Northside- Chicken Rhythms
Kiss- Greatest Hits
REM- Monster
REM- In Time: Greatest Hits
Trust Company- The Lonely Position Of Neutral
The Union Underground- An Education In Rebellion
The Union Underground- One Nation Underground (Live)
Puddle Of Mudd- Come Clean
Steel Panther- Feel The Steel
Disturbed- The Sickness
Disturbed- Indestructible
Disturbed- 10,000 Fists
Alien Ant Farm- Anthology
Jimmy Eat World- Bleed American
Towers Of London- Blood Sweat & Towers
Sex Pistols- Never Mind The Bollocks Here’s The Sex Pistols
Inspiral Carpets- Cool As F*ck
Guano Apes- Proud Like A God
Guano Apes- Don’t Give Me Names
The Killers- Hot Fuss
The Killers- Sam’s Town
The Cure- Greatest Hits
Evanescence- Fallen
Incubus- Morning View
Audiovent- Dirty Sexy Knights In Paris
James- Fresh As A Daisy: The Singles
The Donnas- Spend The Night
The Farm- All Together Now
Pulp: Different Class
Pulp: Hits
Saliva- Every Six Seconds
Flowered Up: The Best Of
The Beloved- Conscience
The Beloved: The Platinum Collection
Shed Seven: A Maximum High
Bruce Springsteen: Greatest Hits
Pendulum- In Silico
Chicane- Best Of
Sash!- Best Of
Michael Jackson- Dangerous
Michael Jackson- Off The Wall
Michael Jackson- Thriller
Michael Jackson- Number Ones
Bob Marley- Lively Up Yourself
Bob Marley & The Wailers: Legend
Eddy Grant- Hits From The Frontline
Robbie Williams- Sing When You’re Winning
Robbie Williams- Escapology
Robbie Williams- Life Through A Lens
Robbie Williams- Greatest Hits
Dido- No Angel
Dido- Life For Rent
Texas- Greatest Hits
2Pac- 2Pacolypse Now
2Pac- Strictly For My N.I.G.G.A.Z
2Pac- Until The End Of Time
2Pac- Pac’s Life
2Pac- Are You Still Down? (Remember Me)
2Pac- All Eyez On Me
2Pac & The Outlawz- Still I Rise
Dr. Dre- The Chronic
Dr. Dre- 2001
Warren G- Regulate G-Funk Era
Warren G- Take A Look Over Your Shoulder
Eminem- The Marshall Mathers LP
Eminem- The Eminem Show
Eminem- Curtain Call
Eminem- Recovery
DMX- The Great Depression
DMX- It’s Dark And Hell Is Hot
DMX- Grand Champ
Snoop Dogg- Doggystyle
Snoop Dogg- No Limits: Top Dogg
Snoop Dogg- The Best Of The Works
50 Cent- Get Rich Or Die Tryin’
50 Cent- The Massacre
NWA: The Legacy Volume 1
NWA- The Legacy Volume 2

I also own about 6 wrestling CD’s, about 20 complilation albums (rock, rap and indie) and many, many free cds from artists such as David Bowie, John Lennon Iggy Pop etc

And I am pretty sure I am missing loads of others, if I remember any I will add them to this thread....

Any comments you have would be great

 

[Alex]

Well honestly Natural you have a good varied selection. You've got stuff I've got and stuff I want/am going to get. Admitedlly you do have stuff that I'm not into (The Enemy etc) but it's still a really good collection.

 

[Attitude]

I think your music collection looked really good. If your looking for recommedations on what to look listen too I have a couple. I saw you have a few Bon Jovi CD's. You should definately check out one of their more recent albums Bon Jovi: The Circle.

A couple groups I didn't see listed is the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Aerosmith. I might have missed those and you might have a couple albums of theirs. But if you don't I definately recommend. Especially Red Hot Chili Peppers: Stadium Arcadium. This is the last album they came out with. And Aerosmith: Big Ones which has their some of their greatest hits on it. Aerosmith: Gold also has a wide variety of their songs which I think you would like.

However I thought your collection looked really good.

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

I do actually own Aerosmith "Big Ones"- it totally slipped my mind when I was making the list. I thought it was ok, I was hoping that the song Eminem used for "Sing For The Moment" would be on there, but it was not.

Ahh The Chili Peppers, another band I totally forgot. I have a couple of their albums- "Californication"- which is really good, and "Blood Sex Sugar Magik" which I was not as impressed by. My Mum has both the greatest hits and "Stadium Arcadium", so I will see if I can lend it off her and copy it onto my itunes and give it a listen.

Never heard anything from the Jovi album you suggested, other than the lead single but I tend to like most of their stuff so if I see the album reasonably priced somewhere I may pick it up. I still have a big HMV gift voucher that I haven't used yet so may use that for the Jovi album.

I will also be adding the CD from Liam Gallagher's new band Beady Eye this week, it is released on Monday and I will probably get it on release day but if not soon after.

 

[Daniel]

Well, you can tell that you're from Manchester.

To be honest, I'm not a big fan of the Manchester music scene. I like The Stone Roses, love The Smiths (if you want to count Salford as Manchester) and New Order are pretty good too. However, I don't go for Oasis or Happy Mondays. Never really 'got them'. One thing that I do notice is a huge omission: Joy Division. Such a great band. Ian Curtis's voice was something to behold.

I personally don't listen to hard rock or metal, so I'm just going to seamlessly skip over that and look at my personal favourites in your list. The aforementioned Morissey and Stone Roses, Blur (always the winner of the Britpop battle for me), Pulp, The Clash, Nirvana and Rage Against The Machine are all notable for me. Of course, Robbie Williams, too. Who hasn't got a soft spot for Robbie?

 

[Attitude]

If you decide to get the Jovi CD you definately let me know how you like it. I think it's possibly their best album(IMO). And I have wide range of their cd's from their old school stuff to their more recent music.

If your still interested in Aerosmith their albums Ultimate Hits/Collections CD Dream On. They have some of the same songs as Big One's does such as Living on the Edge, Love in an Elevator, and Walk on Water, but also includes Dream On, both versions of Walk this Way (Original by Aerosmtih, and cover by Run DMC), Jaded, and I Don't Want To Miss A Thing. However if it's just the song you want I'm sure ITunes or Rhapsody has Dream On for a good price too.

I've been thinking about listening to Bob Marley, Alter Bridge, and Kid Rock too. I'm interested in Kid Rock's Rock in Roll Jesus'. I haven't been a huge fan of Kid Rock but enjoyed All Summer Long from this album. I from what I understand it's more Rock influenced. Maybe if you could give me some suggestions too on what to get.

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

That Kid Rock album "Rock 'n' Roll Jesus is not really rock, it is alot more country music based. The only other rock song on the album is "So Hott" which is a fantastic track. I would listen to "Devil Without A Cause" as a starting point for Kid Rock, but that is definitely rap-rock.

Alter Bridge would be a great choice. The music is heavier than Creed, but Myles Kennedy has a much wider vocal range than Scott Stapp. He recently sang for Slash on Slash's tour and was really good singing the old Guns songs. They are definitely a band worth checking out, I would recommend "Blackbird" as the album to get, plus it shouldnt be particularly expensive.

Other bands I think you should try out are Alice In Chains (start with the greatest hits), Motley Crue and Pearl Jam.

I have found I have missed out yet more CD's from my list:

The Game-The Documentary
The Game- Doctor's Advocate
The Game- L.A.X
Nate Dogg- The Very Best Of
The Notorious BIG- Greatest Hits
Nelly- Nellyville
Nelly- Sweat
John Cena & Tha Trademarc- You Cant See Me
Mark Morrison- Return Of The Mack
Run DMC- Greatest Hits
The Offspring- Americana
The Offspring- Conspiracy Of One
The Lighthouse Family- The Best Of
Blondie- The Best Of
Neil Young- After The Goldrush
Neil Young- Greatest Hits
The Kooks- Inside In Inside Out
Lightning Seeds- Like You Do: The Best Of
Razorlight- Razorlight
U2- Singles
Kings Of Leon- Only By The Night
Lacuna Coil- Karmacode

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

Well, you can tell that you're from Manchester.

To be honest, I'm not a big fan of the Manchester music scene. I like The Stone Roses, love The Smiths (if you want to count Salford as Manchester) and New Order are pretty good too. However, I don't go for Oasis or Happy Mondays. Never really 'got them'. One thing that I do notice is a huge omission: Joy Division. Such a great band. Ian Curtis's voice was something to behold.

I must have missed out the one Joy Division CD I own, its the greatest hits (the one with the green logo on the black background). However, while I absolutely LOVE "Transmission" and "Love Will Tear Us Apart", and am a big New Order fan (which is Joy Division without Ian Curtis), I just cannot get into Joy Division, I cannot see what the fuss is about other than those 2 wonderful songs.

Can you suggest a few of your favourites, I would like to be into JD being from Manchester, but what I have heard I just do not rate them.

Of course, Robbie Williams, too. Who hasn't got a soft spot for Robbie?

Haha absolutely, the best English pop star of the last 15 years. Williams is an amazing performer and has put out many classic tracks.


I have also found another couple of CD's that I did not put on my list:

Hard-Fi- Stars of CCTV
System Of A Down- Toxicity

 

[Post]

Natural, you definetely have a great collection!

I am a little disappointed (not really) that I didn't see any Weezer on the list. You really should own there Blue Album. If you are unwilling to buy it I will have to ship it to you.

I also thought that it was weird that you didn't have Green Day's "Dookie" album...get it for sure.

I know you are a huge Oasis fan. You have inspired me to begin downloading and listening to them.

I didn't see Westside Connestions "Bow Down." Seeing your rap collection I am sure you would enjoy it.

Thanks for sharing your list.

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

Natural, you definetely have a great collection!

I am a little disappointed (not really) that I didn't see any Weezer on the list. You really should own there Blue Album. If you are unwilling to buy it I will have to ship it to you.

Meh, never really seen the appeal of Weezer. I have a couple of their singles (Hash Pipe and Pork & Beans) on the ipod, but never really wanted any more of their stuff.

I also thought that it was weird that you didn't have Green Day's "Dookie" album...get it for sure.

Yeah, I have always fancied that one. I like Green Day from that era. I think I will probably end up getting it, its pretty cheap on Amazon.

I know you are a huge Oasis fan. You have inspired me to begin downloading and listening to them.

Good man, get the early stuff first (anything off Definitely Maybe or Morning Glory first- then get Be Here Now. Their early B-Sides are better than most of their later A-sides! "Shout It Out Loud", "(I Got) The Fever" and "The Fame" are unknowns and absolutely awesome.

I didn't see Westside Connestions "Bow Down." Seeing your rap collection I am sure you would enjoy it.

I have "Bow Down" the song on my ipod, never listened to the album. I will check it out.

 

[The Best]

That's a sick collection

The Killers really made a name of themselves with Hot Fuss and Sam's Town I also own those CD's in my collection, and I really enjoy listening to them.

Blink 182, one of my favorite bands of all time enema of the state and Take Your Pants off and Jacket are probabaly their two best albums yet.

The Chilli Peppers Stadium Arcadium, by far one of my favorite albums, they really had some great stuff on the CD, seeing them live must be cool if anyone has ever done that.

2pac, Dr. Dre, and Eminem have had great hits, Dre's 2001 was one of my favorite rap albums of all time, Eminem's Recovery was really good especially following that junk he called Relapse, and I loved all of 2pac's work.

Jimmy Eat World I as well as my ad really like, I remember a little while ago we would always listen to them, Rolling and Break Stuff by limp bizkit are 2 of my all-time favorite songs, Metallica is self-explanatory, and Kid Rock's work was on and off, but i'll still listen to him.

I see you have a lot of Oasis and Godsmack, I never really listened to them, but since there's so much in this great list, i'll have to look them up.

Overall, great list I could definatly go on and on about a lot of artists on this, you sir definatly have a great taste in music.

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

I see you have a lot of Oasis and Godsmack, I never really listened to them, but since there's so much in this great list, i'll have to look them up.

Good man. Try the "Definitely Maybe" and "(What's The Story?) Morning Glory" albums for Oasis, or the "Stop The Clocks" greatest hits or "Time Flies: The Singles") compilation albums for an overview of their work. The singles they put out were incredible.

Godsmack? Tough choice. I think Godsmack IV is their best album, but my 2 favourite tracks "Re-Align" and "Keep Away" are not on there! They have done a greatest hits though, which I haven't got. Those 2 are definitely on there. They are a band you should certainly try out.

Overall, great list I could definatly go on and on about a lot of artists on this, you sir definatly have a great taste in music.

Thanks for the kind words. As I have such a varied taste in music most people can either praise or criticise my collection as there is some they will like, but most they will not. Also, makes a change from my girlfriend saying how shit my tastes are...she prefers Tinie Tempah, Bruno Mars, Black Eyed Peas, and other R'n'B crap

 

[Alex]

Since Natural gave his (really good) CD collection, I thought I'd do the same.

Aerosmith-Devil's Got A New Disguise: The Best Of Aerosmith
Akira The Don- When We Were Young
Akira The Don-Thieving
Akira The Don- ATD-16
Akira The Don- The Omega Sanction
Alice In Chains- Facelift
Alice In Chains- Dirt
Alice In Chains- Alice In Chains
Alice In Chains- Unplugged
Alice In Chains- Black Gives Way To Blue
Alice In Chains- The Essential Alice In Chains
Avenged Sevenfold- City Of Evil
Avenged Sevenfold- Avenged Sevenfold
Avenged Sevenfold- Nightmare
Black Sabbath- Greatest Hits
Blind Melon- Blind Melon
Blur- The Best Of Blur
Bob Marley & The Wailers- Legend
The Doors- The Doors
Foo Fighters- Greatest Hits
Green Day- International Superhits
Guano Apes- The Best & Lost Tapes
Guns N Roses- Appetite For Destruction
Guns N Roses- Greatest Hits
Jane's Addiction- Up From The Catacombs: The Best Of Jane's Addiction
Jeff Buckley- Grace
Jimi Hendrix- Valleys Of Neptune
Jimi Hendrix- Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection
Joy Division- The Best Of Joy Division
Lenny Kravitz- 5
Limp Bizkit- Greatest Hitz
Linkin Park- Hybrid Theory
Linkin Park Meteora
Linkin Park- Minutes To Midnight
Mad Season- Above
Manic Street Preachers- Generation Terrorists
Manic Street Preachers- Gold Against The Soul
Manic Street Preachers- The Holy Bible
Manic Street Preachers- Everything Must Go
Manic Street Preachers- Journal For Plague Lovers
Manic Street Preachers- Postcards From A Young Man
Manic Street Preachers- Forever Delayed
Metallica- Kill Em All
Metallica- Ride The Lightning
Metallica- Master Of Puppets
Matallica- ..And Justice For All
Metallica- The Black Album
Michael Jackson- Off The Wall
Michael Jackson- Thriller
Michael Jackson- Bad
Michael Jackson- Dangerous
Michael Jackson- HIStory
Michael Jackson- Invincible
Mother Love Bone- Apple
Motley Crue- Red, White and Crue
Nelly- Nellyville
Nirvana- Bleach
Nirvana- Nevermind
Nirvana- Incesticide
Nirvana- In Utero
Nirvana- Unplugged
Nirvana- Nirvana
No Doubt- The Singles
Oasis- Whats The Story Morning Glory
Pantera- Cowboys From Hell
Pantera- Vulgar Display Of Power
Papa Roach- Infest
Pavement- Slanted & Enchanted
Pearl Jam- Ten
Pixies- Surfer Rosa & Come On Pilgrim
Prince- The Best Of Prince
Queen- Greatest Hits I & II
The Ramones-Hey Ho Lets Go: The Anthology
Red Hot Chili Peppers- The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Freaky Styley
Red Hot Chili Peppers- The Uplift Mofo Party Plan
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Mother's Milk
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Red Hot Chili Peppers- One Hot Minute
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Californication
Red Hot Chili Peppers- By The Way
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Stadium Arcadium
Rob Zombie- Past, Present & Future
Sixx AM- The Heroin Diaries
Slash- Slash
Soundgarden- Badmotorfinger
Soundgarden- Superunknown
Stone Roses- Stone Roses
Stone Temple Pilots- Core
Sublime- 40oz To Freedom
Sublime- Sublime
Temple Of The Dog- Temple Of The Dog
Thin Lizzy- Greatest Hits
Velvet Revolver- Contraband
Velvet Revolver- Libertad
White Stripes- Elephant

The Crow Soundtrack

I have a couple of copies as well but I can't find them.

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

Nice collection man, you do like alot of the same stuff as I do!

Great to see alot of AIC, Metallica and Soundgarden on there as well as an Oasis, Guano Apes and Stone Roses album

I recommend you pick up "Purple" from Stone Temple Pilots, "Rearview Mirror" from Pearl Jam (Their greatest hits), both Slash's Snakepit albums and Mad Seasons self titled album (Layne Staleys side-project)

As well as "Definitely Maybe" by Oasis, any of Ian Brown (Stone Roses) solo material, and The Very Best Of The Stone Roses- which is fucking awesome

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

I recommend you pick up "Purple" from Stone Temple Pilots, "Rearview Mirror" from Pearl Jam (Their greatest hits), both Slash's Snakepit albums and Mad Seasons self titled album (Layne Staleys side-project)

Oops, the Mad Season album is not self-titled it is called "Above"

I picked up Liam Gallaghers new band Bead Eye's first album the other day. Really good, Beatles influenced sound. It is growing on me more and more with every listen. Very impressive

 

[Pay Per Ghost]

Another winner here.

Well I'll just start off by saying that the last CD I bought was Chinese Democracy.
I know people hated it, but something about There Was A Time and the title track got to me. The rest was meh!

 

[Alex]

Well natural I was actually thinking of picking up Second Coming by The Stone Roses (their second album) I was thinking of getting Purple by Stone Temple Pilots because I'd heard that and Core are their best albums. Slash's Snakepit are two I want to get (especially It's 5 oClock Somewhere)

Also I do have Mad Season's album, Wake Up I'm Above, River Of Decit and Artifical Red being my favourites.

Another winner here.

Well I'll just start off by saying that the last CD I bought was Chinese Democracy.
I know people hated it, but something about There Was A Time and the title track got to me. The rest was meh!

There was a time is great but what about Better, Street Of Dreams and This I Love, all great tracks. I will admit the time it took to release it and what we got was eh but its still a great record.

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

Well natural I was actually thinking of picking up Second Coming by The Stone Roses (their second album) I was thinking of getting Purple by Stone Temple Pilots because I'd heard that and Core are their best albums. Slash's Snakepit are two I want to get (especially It's 5 oClock Somewhere)

Yeah, Core and Purple are their best I think, Core being better (it has my 3 favourite STP songs on it). Purple is definitely worth getting though.

As for the Roses...Second Coming is good, but the only track that is really worth having on there that is not on the Very Best Of is "Driving South" which is awesome. The rest are all on the compilation CD, which is absolutely phenomenal. Plus the compilation also has "One Love" and "Elephant Stone" which were non-album singles.

I would certainly consider buying Ian Browns solo greatest hits- "The Greatest"- absolutely classic album

Also I do have Mad Season's album, Wake Up I'm Above, River Of Decit and Artifical Red being my favourites.

Yep, just double checked your list and I must have missed it. Great work bro, its a very good album.

There was a time is great but what about Better, Street Of Dreams and This I Love, all great tracks. I will admit the time it took to release it and what we got was eh but its still a great record.

"There Was A Time" was by far the best on the album, the title track was good and I also liked "Better", "IRS", "Shacklers Revenge" (it was a grower) and "Sorry". It was nothing compared to Appetite or Use Your Illusion 1 but was still worth buying I think. I think if it hadn't been Axl Rose, the album would have got better views. With the amount of time he took to make it, the album needed to be a masterpiece to appease the critics and unfortunately it was not.