My CD Collection

[Guest TheGregWitul]

It takes about a minute to load...That's pretty much everything, although I am going to a record store tommorow to check out a few titles, and have a stack of artists that I am planning on checking out in the near future (So the list will indeed grow)...So, what would you rate it? What am I missing? Reviews, thoughts, whatever, take a look and give me some feedback...

 

LINK:

 

 

http://www.cd-tracker.com/item_list_v2.asp?UserID=3767

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTES: The 'want' section contains cds I already own. I used the import option and found out that the first choice is 'wants' and not 'has', so don't even bother looking at that, I have to find a way to delete it...

 

 

 

j.

[Guest Youth N Asia]

Now how can someone have that much Elvis Costello and not have "Get Happy"

[Guest TheGregWitul]

I've been meaning to pick up 'Get Happy' for quite some time now, although it has slipped from thought when I am searching for cds. It's available as a two disc Rhino release, correct? I've heard a lot of great things about the two disc remasters (The Costello albums I own are the Ryko releases, with a ton of bonus tracks (Sometimes more than the actual album) but all one disc collections.) How do the Rhino releases compare to the Ryko ones? Is it worth it to upgrade?

 

 

j.

[Guest goodhelmet]

i'm alright with your bowie fandom (space oddity until diamond dogs is prolly one of the greatest periods for any artist ever) but you have way too many bowie cd's for it to mean anything.

 

you don't have all of the beatles' releases

 

there's no reason to own the best of the doors and essential doors if you have all 6 studio albums

 

no flaming lips 'transmission from the stallite heart'

 

your elton john collection could definitely use captain fantastic

 

no alice cooper??? for shame

 

you could prolly pick up the chi lites greatest hits and add a few more smiles to your day.

 

---overall, a really nice collection. it mirrors mine in some respects although you have more current cd's than i do. the amount of cds is about the same but my oldies and classic rock edge is a little more than yours.

[Guest LooseCannon]

There's some bad stuff in there, but --goddamn! overall that collection is pretty unassailable. Off the top of my head, stuff I'd recommend

 

Modest Mouse

Built to Spill

more Fugazi

Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane over the sea

Frank Zappa and the mother of invention's second album (can't remember the title)

Operation Ivy

Sonic youth Sister

Delgados

Clinic Internal Wrangler

Sebadoh III

Guided by Voices

Big Black

Husker Du New day Rising

Minutemen Double Nickels on the Dime

Pere Ubu Terminal Tower

Belle and Sebastian Tigermilk

 

...that's all I can think of at the moment.

[Guest TheGregWitul]

The 'Essential Doors' came with the Box Set (All the studio recordings) and was a sample of another set of rare tracks. The 'Best Of' I had a long time before I purchased the box set...

 

 

I'm a huge Bowie mark, so I do have a lkot of Bowie. A ton of them are live/unreleased bootlegs I picked up for a nice price...Oh, and by the way, Bowie's best period would be from 'The Man Who Sold The World' up until 'Scary Monsters'...It is quite hard for any artist to top that recording period, as he did a bit of everything, was a huge influence, produced and worked on the recordings of several artists (Lou Reed, Mott The Hopple, Iggy Pop, etc) and flat out released great music (Although some of 'Young Americans' and a good deal of 'Pin Ups' is lower than average.)

 

Cooper is another artist I've been meaing to look into. I've heard several of his albums, however I have yet to pick one up. I've made a 70's rock mix that featured Coop, but that's really about it. I plan to at least check out an album or two of his in the future...

 

 

I may be able to score the complete Beatles collection from my local record store (It's an import from the UK that has all of their albums and comes with a display case) but I'll have to check my budgets out and see what I can do...

 

 

j.

[Guest Youth N Asia]

And get some more early REM...Murmur and Reckoning anyway...Fables, Doccument, Life's Rich Pagent...the stuff when they were still on IRS

[Guest TheGregWitul]

"Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane over the sea"

 

I have this album and enjoy it very much. I must of forgot to add it to the list (Or labeled it incorrectly)

 

 

"Frank Zappa and the mother of invention's second album (can't remember the title)"

 

The Zappa Mp3 mix has several albums on it, I have to find some time to burn them to seperate discs...

 

"Delgados

Big Black

Husker Du New day Rising

Minutemen Double Nickels on the Dime

Pere Ubu Terminal Tower

Belle and Sebastian Tigermilk"

 

I plan on getting the albums listed above in a few days. They have been on my list to get, at the near top, along with a few other artists (Todd Rundgren, The Soft Boys, Echo and The Bunneymen, Big Star's last album, Adam Ant (His first release, which is OOP), Jane's Addiction, and a few more). I've heard the new Delgados album and enjoy it, and downloaded some Pere Ubu and Minutemen the other day, but haven't had the chance to burn them yet...

 

 

I have 'Murmur', but not 'Document' or the others listed. I like their more commercial sound (Automatic For The People is my favorite REM album) but I'll have to look into 'Document'...

 

 

j.

 

 

j.

[Guest LooseCannon]

"Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane over the sea"

 

I have this album and enjoy it very much. I must of forgot to add it to the list (Or labeled it incorrectly)

I probably just overlooked it.

[Guest goodhelmet]

The 'Essential Doors' came with the Box Set (All the studio recordings) and was a sample of another set of rare tracks. The 'Best Of' I had a long time before I purchased the box set...

 

 

I'm a huge Bowie mark, so I do have a lkot of Bowie. A ton of them are live/unreleased bootlegs I picked up for a nice price...Oh, and by the way, Bowie's best period would be from 'The Man Who Sold The World' up until 'Scary Monsters'...It is quite hard for any artist to top that recording period, as he did a bit of everything, was a huge influence, produced and worked on the recordings of several artists (Lou Reed, Mott The Hopple, Iggy Pop, etc) and flat out released great music (Although some of 'Young Americans' and a good deal of 'Pin Ups' is lower than average.)

 

Cooper is another artist I've been meaing to look into. I've heard several of his albums, however I have yet to pick one up. I've made a 70's rock mix that featured Coop, but that's really about it. I plan to at least check out an album or two of his in the future...

 

 

I may be able to score the complete Beatles collection from my local record store (It's an import from the UK that has all of their albums and comes with a display case) but I'll have to check my budgets out and see what I can do...

 

 

j.

heh, i sorta lost interest in bowie's music when he stripped away the make-up although 'young americans' is a great fucking song!

 

as for the beatles collection, been there, done that!!!! that is the definite path to go

 

if you do grab some alice cooper, i suggest you pick up the following... "love it to death", "billion dollar babies", and "welcome to my nightmare".

 

you may or may not dig the fuck out of it like I have but it really represents what his music should be rather than the pap that he released in the mid 80's.

[Guest goodhelmet]

OH! and where is the Queen love? just ANATO and greatest Hits???? My god man, you are missing out

[Guest Flyboy]

I suggest everyone get some time and put their CD collection online and we have one big pinned thread about it.

 

I'm doing my collection on the aforementioned site as I type this.

[Guest goodhelmet]

I suggest everyone get some time and put their CD collection online and we have one big pinned thread about it.

 

I'm doing my collection on the aforementioned site as I type this.

sorry brother, i already typed that shit out about two years ago. i'm not doing it again.

[Guest Youth N Asia]

Simple Plan, one of the Dashboard cds, and The Used were gifts, and some others...mostly I got the rest on my own free will. I have this saved on my CPU...but too lazy to go to the site and put it online.

 

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My CDs

 

Aerosmith "Greatest Hits"

Aerosmith "Pump"

Alient Ant Farm "ANThology"

Allister "Dead Ends and Girlfriends"

Andrew W.K. "I Get Wet"

Antifreese "Four Letter Words"

Ash "Free All Angels"

Assorted Jellybeans "www.y2ktheory.ep..a.j.b..com" E.P.

Ataris "Anywhere But Here (Remastered)"

Ataris "Look Forward To Failure"

Ataris "Blue Skies, Broken Hearts, Next 12 Exits"

Ataris "End Is Forever"

Audio Karate "Space Camp"

Beach Boys "Greatest Hits"

Beatles "Help"

Beatles "The Beatles" (White Album...2 cds)

Beatles "St. Pepper's Only Hearts Club Band"

Beatles "Let It Be"

Beatles "Abby Road"

Ben Folds 5 "Naked Baby Photos"

Ben Folds 5 "Whatever And Ever Ahmen"

Ben Folds 5 "The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner"

Ben Folds "Rockin' The Suburbs"

Better Then Ezra "Deluxe"

Better Then Ezra "Friction, Baby"

Better Then Ezra "How Does You Garden Grow?"

Better Then Ezra "Closer"

Billy Idol "Greatest Hits"

Blink 182 "Cheshire Cat"

Blink 182 "Buddha"

Blink 182 "Dude Ranch"

Blink 182 "Ennema Of The State"

Blink 182 "The Mark, Tom, And Travis Show" (Live)

Blink 182 "Take Off Your Pants And Jacket"

Bloodhound Gang "Horray For Boobies"

Boxcar Racer "Boxcar Racer"

Bruce Springsting "Born To Run"

Bush "16 Stone"

Bush "Razorblade Suitcase"

Candlebox "Candlebox"

CKY "Infiltrate-Destroy-Rebuild"

Cheap Trick "Greatest Hits"

Chuck Berry "The Great 28"

Coldplay "Parachutes"

Collective Soul "Collective Soul"

Counting Crows "August And Everything After"

Creed "My Own Prison"

Creed "Human Clay"

Creed "Weathered"

Danzig "Danzig"

Dashboard Confessional "The Swiss Army Romance"

Dashboard Confessional "The Places You Have Come To Fear The Most"

Dave Matthews Band "Remember Two Things"

Dave Matthews Band "Reciently" (5 songs)

Dave Matthews Band "Under The Table And Dreaming"

Dave Matthews Band "Jimi Thing" (single)

Dave Matthews Band "Crash"

Dave Matthews Band "Beofore These Crowded Streets"

Dave Matthews Band "Everyday"

Dave Matthews Band "Live At Luther College" (2/6/96 2 cds...live)

Dave Matthews Band "Live In Chicago" (12/19/98 2 cds...live)

Doors "The Doors"

Doors "Waiting For The Sun"

Doors "Morrison Hotel"

Doors "Best Of" (2 cds)

Donovan "Best Of"

Donovan "Trubadour 64-76" (2 cds)

Disturbed "The Sickness"

Dynamite Hack "Superfast"

Eagles "Hotel California"

Elvis Costello "Get Happy"

Elvis Costello "My Aim Is True"

Elvis Costello "This Year's Model"

Elvis Costello "Armed Forces"

Elvis Costello "Very Best Of"

Everclear "Sparkle And Fade"

Everclear "So Much For The Afterglow"

Everclear "Songs From An American Movie Part 1"

Everclear "Songs From An American Movie Part 2"

Eve 6 "Eve 6"

Eve 6 "Horroscope"

Fenix TX "Fenix TX"

Fenix TX "Lehuza"

Flickerstick "Welcoming Home The Astronauts"

Foo Fighters "Foo Fighters"

Foo Fighters "The Colour And The Shape"

Foo Fighters "The Is Nothing Left To Lose"

Get Up Kids "On A Wire"

Get Up Kids "4 Minute Mile"

Get Up Kids "Eudora"

Get Up Kids "Something to Write Home About"

Gin Blossoms "Best Of"

Greenday "Dookie"

Greenday "Insomniac"

Greenday "Nimrod"

Greenday "Warning"

Guns N Roses "Appitite For Destruction"

Guns N Roses "Use Your Illusion 1"

Guns N Roses "Use Your Illusion 2"

Harvey Danger "Where Have All The Merrymeakers Gone?"

Hives "Veni Vidi Vicious"

Incubus "Make Yourself"

Jackyl "Jackyl"

Jimmy Eat World "Static Prevails"

Jimmy Eat World "Singles"

Jimmy Eat World "Clarity"

Jimmy Eat World "Bleed American"

Josh Freese "The Notorious One Man Orgy"

Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band "Trouble Is..."

Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band "Live On"

Kid Rock "Devil Without a Cause"

Kittie "Spit"

Lagwagon "Duh"

Lagwagon "Thrashed"

Lagwagon "Double Plaidinum"

Lagwagon "Hoss"

Lagwagon "Let's Talk About Feelings"

Lagwagon "Let's Talk About Leftovers"

Led Zeplin "Led Zeplin"

Led Zeplin "Led Zeplin 2"

Led Zeplin "Led Zeplin 3"

Led Zeplin "Led Zeplin 4"

Led Zeplin "Coda"

Led Zeplin "Physical Graffiti" (2 cds)

Led Zeplin "Presence"

Led Zeplin "Houses Of The Holy"

Led Zeplin "In Through The Out Door"

Led Zeplin "BBC Sessions" (2 cds)

Lifehouse "No Name Face"

Live "Throwing Copper"

Live "Secret Samadhi"

Local H "Hamfisted"

Local H "As Good As Dead"

Local H "Pack Up The Cats"

Marcy Playground "Marcy Playground"

Matchbox 20 "Yourself Or Someone Like You"

Matchbox 20 "Mad Season"

Mest "Destination Unknown"

Metallica "Load"

Metallica "Reload"

Monkeys "Greatest Hits"

MXPX "Let It Happen"

MXPX "Live At The Show" (live)

MXPX "The Ever Passing Moment"

MXPX "10 Years And Running"

New Found Glory "Nothing Gold Can Stay"

New Found Glory "New Found Glory"

New Found Glory "Sticks And Stones"

Nirvana "Bleech"

Nirvana "Nevermind"

Nirvana "In Utero"

Nirvana "Incesticide"

Nirvana "Unplugged"

NOFX "Punk In Drublic"

NOFX "White Trash, Two Heebs, And A Bean"

NOFX: "I Heard They Suck Live" (live)

Oasis "Definatly Maybe"

Oasis "(What's The Story) Morning Glory?"

Oasis "Be Here Now"

Offspring "Offspring"

Offspring "Ignition"

Offspring "Smash"

Offspring "Ixnay On The Hombre"

Offspring "Americana"

Offspring "Conspiracy Of One"

Our Lady Peace "Clumsey"

Ozzy Osbourne "Down to Earth"

Papa Roach "Infest"

Papa Roach "lovehatetragedy"

Pearl Jam "Ten"

Pearl Jam "VS"

Pearl Jam "Vitology"

Pearl Jam "No Code"

Pearl Jam "Yield"

Pearl Jam "Unplugged" (live bootleg)

Puddle Of Mudd "Come Clean"

Queens of the Stone Age "Songs For the Deaf"

R.E.M. "Murmur"

R.E.M. "Reckoning"

R.E.M. "Reconstruction Of The Fables"

R.E.M. "Life's Rich Pagent"

R.E.M. "Doccument"

R.E.M. "Dead Letter Office"

R.E.M. "Eponymous"

R.E.M. "Green"

R.E.M. "Out Of Time"

R.E.M. "Automatic For The People"

R.E.M. "Monster"

R.E.M. "New Adventures In High Fi"

R.E.M. "Up"

R.E.M. "Reveal"

R.E.M. "Wicked Games" (2/25/95 2 cd live bootleg")

R.E.M. "What's the Frequency Kennith Single" (4 songs)

R.E.M. "Bang And Blame Single" (4 songs)

R.E.M. "Crush With Eyeliner Single" (4 songs)

Ramones "Ramones Mania"

Rancid "...And Out Come The Wolves"

Red Hot Chili Peppers "Californiacation"

Refreshments "Fizzy, Fuzzy, Big and Buzzy"

Riddlin Kids "Hurry Up and Wait"

Rolling Stones "Aftermath"

Rolling Stones "Goats Head Soup"

Rolling Stones "Tatoo You"

Rolling Stones "Sticky Fingers"

Saves The Day "Through Being Cool"

Saves The Day "Can't Slow Down"

Saves The Day "Stay What You Are"

Semisonic "Feeling Strangly Fine"

Seven Mary Three "American Standard"

Silverchair "Frogstomp"

Silverchair "Freak Show"

Silverchair "Neon Ballroom"

Simon And Garfunkle "Greatest Hits"

Simple Plan "No Pads, No Helmets, Just Balls"

Smashing Pumpkins "Gish"

Smashing Pumpkins "Lull"

Smashing Pumpkins "Siamese Dream"

Smashing Pumpkins "Mellon Collie And The Infinate Sadness" (2 cds)

Something Corporate "Leaving Through the Window"

Soul Asylum "Grave Dancers Union"

Soul Asylum "Let Your Dim Light Shine"

Soulcracker "At Last For You"

Sponge "Rotting Pinati"

Sponge "Wax Ecstatic"

Starting Line "Say It Like You Mean It"

Staind "Dysfunction"

Staind "Break The Cycle"

Stroke 9 "Nasty Little Thoughts"

Student Rick "Soundtrack For A Generation"

Sugarcult "Start Static"

Sugar Ray "Lemonaid And Bruises"

Sugar Ray "Floored"

Sugar Ray "14:59"

Sugar Ray "Sugar Ray"

Suicide Machines "Destruction By Definition"

Suicide Machines "Suicide Machines"

Sum 41 "Half Hour Of Power"

Sum 41 "All Killer No Filler"

Taking Back Sunday "Tell All Your Friends"

Temple Of The Dog "Temple Of The Dog"

Tenacious D "Tenacious D"

Three Doors Down "The Better Life"

311 "Soundsystem"

Third Eye Blind "Third Eye Blind"

Third Eye Blind "Blue

Thursday "Full Colapse"

Toad The Wet Sprocket "Dulcinea"

U2 "Best of 1980-1990"

Unwritten Law "Blue Room"

Unwritten Law "Unwritten Law"

Unwritten Law "Elva"

Used "The Used"

Vandals "Fear Of A Punk Planet"

Vandals "Live Fast Diarreha"

Vandals "The Quickening"

Vandals "Hitler Bad, Vandals Good"

Vandals "Vandlas Play Really Bad Country Music"

Vandals "Look What I Almost Stepped In"

Vandals "Internet Dating Super Studs"

Wallflowers "The Wallflowers"

Wallflowers "Bringing Down The Horse"

Warren Zevon "Excitable Boy"

Warren Zevon "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" (2 cds)

Weezer "Weezer (Blue)"

Weezer "Weezer (Green)"

Weezer "Maladroit"

Wheatus "Wheatus"

White Stripes "White Blood Cells"

Who "Live At Leads" (live)

Who "Who's Next?"

 

Kung Fu's "The Gone With The Wind of Punk Rock Compliations"

Kung Fu's "Punk Rock is Your Friend"

101 songs averaging 30 seconds each "Short Music For Short People"

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: "Once More With Feeling"

WWF "Wrestlemania The Album"

WWF "The Music vol 2"

WWF "The Music vol 3"

WWF "The Music vol 4"

ECW "Extreme Music"

[Guest Flyboy]

50 Cent Get Rich Or Die Tryin'

Aaliyah Aaliyah

nis Morissette Jagged Little Pill

Alicia Keys Songs In A Minor R&B

Amanda Perez Angel

Avril Lavigne Let Go

Backstreet Boys Millennium

Big Tymers I Got That Work

Bob Dylan Blood on The Tracks

Britney Spears Britney Spears

Christina Aguilera Christina Aguilera

Destiny's Child Survivor

Eminem The Best of Eminem Mix

Eminem The Eminem Show

Eminem The Marshall Manthers LP

Eminem The Slim Shady LP

Fiona Apple Tidal/When The Pawn...

Ginuwine The Life

Guns N' Roses Appetite For Destruction

Guns N' Roses Guns N' Roses Mix

Guns N' Roses Lies

Janet Jackson All 4 You

Jessica Simpson & Mandy Moore The Best of Jessica Simpson & Mandy Moore

Juvenile Tha G-Code Rap

Kid Rock Devil Without A Cause Other

Limp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water

Mariah Carey Rainbow

Mary J. Blige No More Drama

Mary J. Blige The Tour

Metallica Metallica

Michael Jackson Dangerous

Michael Jackson Greatest Hits History Vol. 1

Michael Jackson Greatest Hits History Vol. 2

Michael Jackson Invincible

N'Sync No Strings Attached

Nelly Furtado Whoa, Nelly!

Patti LaBelle Live! One Night Only

Pink Missundaztood

R. Kelly 12 Play

R. Kelly Chocolate Factory

R. Kelly R. Disc 1

R. Kelly R. Kelly Mix[/b]

R. Kelly TP-2.com

Ricky Martin Ricky Martin

Sade Lovers Rock

Santana Supernatural

Sarah McLachlan Fumbling Towards Ecstasy Alternative

Silk Tonight

Tank One Man

Trick Daddy & Ludacris Rap Mix

Various Artists Heart-Broken Love Songs Vol. 1 Compilation

Various Artists Heart-Broken Love Songs Vol. 2 Compilation

Various Artists Mixture of Love Songs Compilation

Various Artists Slow Jams 3

 

 

 

Bold tags indicate my all-time favorite CDs.

 

Or you could just go here.

 

EDIT: Not that many at all, really. Too many damn MP3s.

Edited March 19, 2003 by Flyboy

[Guest Eyeball Kid]

There's some bad stuff in there, but --goddamn! overall that collection is pretty unassailable.

Man, the bad stuff is really bad, but the rest is just super.

 

I'll throw out some recomendations later.

[Guest C-Bacon]

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[Guest Brian]

That's a lot of CD's. Since I see you have some Jazz, go after Brubeck's "Time Out". Most amazing album I've heard, from any perspective in any genre. The use of a totally abstract time signature for Western music is amazing. Really, we need more Jazz discussion around here since I've just started to get into it.

[Guest Eyeball Kid]

So I gave your list a more thorough examination, and there isn't much I can say outside of suggesting that you fill in a lot of the gaps you have for certain artists. You need more XTC! You need Ornette Coleman's The Shape of Jazz to Come (which I happen to be listening to at this moment, so yay)! I WANT YOUR MILES DAVIS COLLECTION!

 

I noticed no Slint. Spiderland is a must, man.

[Guest Banky]

That's a lot of CD's. Since I see you have some Jazz, go after Brubeck's "Time Out". Most amazing album I've heard, from any perspective in any genre. The use of a totally abstract time signature for Western music is amazing. Really, we need more Jazz discussion around here since I've just started to get into it.

I here that.

 

Both more jazz discussing and that Time Out if one of tge greatest jazz records of alltime.

[Guest TheGregWitul]

Thanks for the recs, I have a nice little list or albums to check out...

 

I have 'Time Out' by Brubeck (It's somewhere on the list) and I do find it to be an amazing listen. I also have 'The Shape Of Jazz To Come', so if that is missing from my list, it's probably due to the fact that it's at my uncles house. However, as is the same with 'Time Out', 'The Shape Of...' is another great album...

 

I do have some crap on there, but a lot of albums I pick up, I get for pennies on the dollar. Artists like Ja Rule and Limp Bizkit come into my collection from my younger brother or from work (Where we divy up albums at times in a draft like format, so I am stuck with some stinkers.) Some other artists that don't receive much love (Kylie, for example) I am indeed a HUGE fan of, and have been importing her stuff into the US, until she broke the states last year. The one positive about having some subpar material in my collection, is when I knock a bad band and someone jumps on my case, as if I never heard anything but the singles, I can kindly inform them that I do indeed have all of their material, however I still think it sucks (This can be said for Ja Rule and Limp Bizkit, for example).

 

Anyways, I have some nice credit for the local record store, so this weekend I'll check out some recs on the list and let you guys know what I think. Keep the recs. coming, I really appreciate it...

 

And, Inc., I got REALLY lucky in putting that Davis collection together (The same can kinda be said with Bowie) I got a lot of those double disc for $8-12, and straight from stores like Borders or Media Play (No used Davis or Bowie cds in my collection, well, except for Tin Machine II and Tin Machine Live). I do rec. picking up as much Miles Davis as possible. The man was an absolute genius (Hell, he even put out a killer album, 'Aura', in the 80's, when he was coasting on his legacy) and every one of his recordings sounds fresh and exciting...

 

 

j.

[Guest Brian]

Totally agreed with Davis. He doesn't have the chops of a Gillepsie but man did he have a way of putting thing together and playing those notes.

[Guest El Satanico]

I'm sure this will set some of you purists(not meant in a bad way) off.

 

I actually sold all of my CD's and put them all on a computer that's hooked into my home stereo and it's sole use is to play music on.

 

I'm not going to look through roughly 5000 mp3s to give a list of artists.

[Guest Flyboy]

I would do that, but I don't want to waste that much hard drive space.

[Guest El Satanico]

Get a bigger HD. 5000 only takes up 20 gigs. 60 or 80 gig HDs are affordable.

[Guest Brian]

Get Brubeck at Carnegie. Double CD, live, excellent audio.

[Guest TheGregWitul]

I've used some of my credit at the record shop and picked up some new titles. I've taken some recs. into consideration (Slint, Costello, Delgados) and stocked up on some that I had on my own list (The Jam, Buzzcocks, Neil Hamburger, Rick James, Chic, etc.). The current number is at 1,316 cds. I appreciate the recs., feel free to suggest some more...

 

 

 

j.