How many albums do you own?

Haha...I did, but I've only got 5 or so singles. I don't really listen to them much, though...but on REM's "Imitation of Life" single there's a really good unreleased instrumental, so I give it a listen now and then.

Mine are mostly for collector's purposes, I listen to them occasionally.

I think I'll list all mine too


ALICE IN CHAINS:
Facelift
Sap
Dirt
Jar of Flies
Alice in Chains

AT THE DRIVE-IN:
Acrobatic Tenaments
Relationship of Command

THE BEATLES:
Revolver
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club

BUSH: (my sister left these in my room so i put them in my tower)
Golden State
16 Stone

ERIC CLAPTON:
The Cream of Clapton

THE CLASH:
London Calling

COLDPLAY:
Parachutes
A Rush of Blood to the Head

CREED: (my sister left these in my room so i put them in my tower)
My Own Prison (actually not too bad of an album if you can get past the vocals, which you can't)
Human Clay

DEEP PURPLE:
Machine Head

THE DOORS:
The Doors

DREAM THEATER:
Images and Words
Awake
Scenes From A Memory

FOO FIGHTERS:
Foo Fighters

FRANZ FERDINAND:
Franz Ferdinand

GUNS N' ROSES:
Use Your Illusion

JIMI HENDRIX:
Experience Hendrix
Axis: Bold as Love
Blues

JOHN LEE HOOKER:
Sittin' Here Thinkin'

LED ZEPPELIN:
Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin II
Led Zeppelin III
Led Zeppelin IV
Houses of the Holy
Physical Graffiti

LYNYRD SKYNYRD:
Pronounced 'leh-nerd skin-nerd'
Second Helping
Street Survivors (my only vinyl)

KING CRIMSON:
In the Court Of The Crimson King

THE MARS VOLTA:
Tremulant EP
De-loused in the Comatorium

JOHN MAYER:
Room For Squares
Heavier Things

METALLICA:
Ride the Lightning
Master of Puppets
...And Justice for All

MUSE:
Absolution

NIRVANA:
Bleach
Nevermind
In Utero
Nirvana

THE OFFSPRING:
Americana

PEARL JAM:
Ten

PINK FLOYD:
Meddle
Dark Side of The Moon
Wish You Were Here
Animals
The Wall
A Momentary Lapse of Reason

THE PIXIES:
Doolittle

RADIOHEAD:
The Bends
OK Computer
Kid A
Amnesiac
Hail To The Thief

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE:
The Battle of Los Angeles

RUSH:
2112

JOE SATRIANI:
Surfing With The Alien

SIGUR ROS:
( )

SMASHING PUMPKINS:
Gish
Siamese Dream
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness

SONIC YOUTH:
Daydream Nation
Dirty

SOUNDGARDEN:
Superunknown

STAR WARS:
Episode IV Soundtrack
Episode I Soundtrack

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS:
Purple

ROBIN TROWER:
Bridge of Sighs

U2:
The Joshua Tree
All That You Can't Leave Behind

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN:
Texas Flood
Live Alive
In Step

VELVET REVOLVER:
Contraband

VELVET UNDERGROUND:
Velvet Underground and Nico

WEEZER:
Weezer (blue)

THE WHITE STRIPES:
De Stijl
Elephant

THE WHO:
Tommy
Live At Leeds
Who's Next

WEIRD AL YANKOVIC:
Weird Al Yankovic
Running With Scissors

ZWAN:
Mary Star of the Sea


Edit: I left out Coldplay the first time

I would list mine too...but I'm incredibly lazy.

Of the top of my head ::

Alan Parsons

Eve
Eye In The Sky
Turn Of A Friendly Card
I Robot

Beatles

Abbey Road
Sgt. pepper


Coldplay

Parachutes
A Rush Of Blood To The Head


Journey

Trial By Fire


Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy


Creed

Human Clay
Weathered
My Own Prison


Some assorted David Bowie


Derek And The Dominos

Layla & Other Hits


Dire Straits

Love Over Gold
On The Night
Money For Nothing
Brothers In Arms
Sultans Of Swing
Making Movies


Echo & The Bunny men

Ballyhoo
Evergreen


Eminem

Slim Shady
Marshal Mathers
The Eminem Show


Enigma

1990 a.d.
Screen behind The Mirror
LSD
The dream is dead - long live the dream


Gary Moore

Ballads And Blues


Jeff Beck

Who Else!
Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop
With Jan Hammer Group Live


Joe Satriani

Flying in A Blue dream


Joy Division

Substance
Closer


Led Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin II
Led Zeppelin III
untitled (Led Zeppelin IV)
Presence
Physical Graffiti
Houses Of The Holy
In Through The Out Door
CODA


Nirvana

Nevermind
In Utero


Assorted Pet Shop Boys


Pink Floyd

(everything till Division Bell). No Pulse. I even have "Greatest collection of dance songs....


Placebo

Sleeping With Ghosts
Black Market music
Without you I am nothing


REM

Automatic For The People
Monster


Radiohead

bends, pablo honey, OKC, KidA, Amnesiac


Red Hot Chili peppers

Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Californication


Robert Miles

23 am, Dream Land


Roger Waters

Pros and cons, Amused to death, In The Flesh


Weird Al Yankovich

Running with scissors


Stevie Ray Vaughn

Texas Flood
Greatest hits - (with Double Trouble)


The Cranberries

Everybody else is doing it so why can't we
no need to argue


The Doors

Everything (including the box set)


The Eagles

Hotel California
Very Best of The Eagles


The Moody Blues

The Best of


The Scorpions

Lonesome Crow
Hot & Slow (all versions, including Best of the Ballads)
Tokyo Tapes
Eye II Eye
Moment Of GLory
Unbreakable
Acoustica
Over the top (German release only)
Savage Amusement
In Trance
Animal Magnetism
Live Bites
Gold
Millenium COllection
Master Series
Face The Heat
Love At First Sting
Taken by Force
Still Loving You


Thermal And A Quarter

Thermal And A Quarter
Jupiter Cafe


U2

Achtung Baby
War
Boy
Joshua Tree
All That You Can't Leave Behind


Sigur Ros

Von
Agaetis Byrjun
()


Incubus
CSR
Science


Jamiroquai

Return Of The Space Cowboy


mark Knopfler

Sailing to philly
golden heart
ragpickers dream


Miles Davis

Kind of blue

Blood Sweat and Tears

Blood Sweat and Tears I, II, III and IV


Pentagle

Pentagling

Quartango

(I don't kow the album name or the song names )


Simon and Garfunkel

Sounds of silence
Central Park


Steely Dan

Showbiz Kids
two against nature


Steve Vai

Passion and warfare


Sting

... All this time
Mercury Falling
Soul Cages
Ten Summoners Tales


Grateful Dead

Best of skeletons in the closet


Pat Metheny Group

We Live Here
The Road To You



That completes my English collection. I got shit more Punjabi, Hindi, Tamil....

i don't know the exact numbers, but i think i have:

100-125 cd's
20-30 tapes
3 lp's
400-500 45's (i found them in a shoe box)

Ok, so I got mildly bored and decided to list every artist in my collection.

-10,000 Maniacs
-A Perfect Circle
-Alan Parsons Project
-Alanis Morrisette
-Allman Brothers
-Ayreon
-Barenaked Ladies
-The Beatles
-Blackfield
-Blue Oyster Cult
-Blues Traveler
-Bob Dylan
-Bob Marley
-Cream
-Creed
-Dave Mathews Band
-Dave Mason
-David Bowie
-David Gilmour
-David Gray
-The Doors
-Dream Theater
-Eagles
-Elton John
-Emerson, Lake and Palmer
-Eric Clapton
-The Flower Kings
-Genesis
-Gordian Knot
-Grand Funk Railroad
-Guns 'n Roses
-Iron Butterfly
-Jethro Tull
-The Jimi Hendrix Experience
-Jimmy Buffet
-John Lennon
-King Crimson
-Liquid Tension Experiment
-Marillion
-Monty Python (yes, I couldn't resist)
-Opeth
-Pain of Salvation
-Paul Simon
-Peter Gabriel
-Pink Floyd (all studio plus a lot of live)
-The Police
-Porcupine Tree
-Queen
-Queensryche
-R.E.M. (almost all studio)
-Radiohead
-Random Noise Generator
-Red Hot Chili Peppers
-Richard Wright
-Roger Waters
-The Rolling Stones
-Rush
-Santana
-Sigur Ros
-Smashing Pumpkins
-Spock's Beard
-Sting
-Sublime
-Submech (haha...only one song, but it's a good one!)
-Symphony X
-Tangerine Dream
-Tom Petty
-Tool
-Transatlantic
-U2 (all studio)
-The Wallflowers
-Weather Report
-The Who
-Widespread Panic
-Wilco
-Yes

A fairly eclectic collection, wouldn't you say?

I have about 70 CD`s and about 80 cassettes. I don`t listen to those cassetes so often anymore and half of them is my mom`s collection of 80`s dance music that she has forgotten. I don`t like about 35 CD`s from my collection and want to sell them because I got them as a present for birthday, Christmas and other - Celine Dion, Anastacia, lots of dance music and techno, some people really don`t know my taste of music. 20 of these CD`s came free with Stereo & Video magazine tat I`m reading.

Why would anyone give a shite how many cd's anyone else has got? Anyway I really just couldn't be arsed counting them all and as for listing them ...

I'll second that. I have hundreds of CD's...I'm not going to bother!

I have no idea how many cd's i have certainly not enough.

I thought the question was How many albums...
(you know, those black plastic thing'ys).

It was a thread for numbers, not for a complete list, and for any format.

I only listed my CDs because someone else had done it, and it's kinda interesting.

Nowadays, from my side....145 CD´s, including official releases and bootlegs.

10% brazilian music, 15% jazz and fusion, 5% classic music and 70% rock´n roll, most of then, from the sixties and seventies.

Plus 4 DVD´s....The Who, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix.

Yeah it is interesting, as a matter of fact I have several hardback volumes that I've enjoyed cataloging mine in, and I can't wait to get my albums out of storage so they can be listed too. It just seems to be a rare thing to find people with albulm collections anymore, and I thought it would be interesting to find out how many are still left.