How Global is Your Music Collection?

I have a lot of music released by Finders Keepers they scour the globe.
available now at finderskeepersrecords.com »

 

I have a lot of music released by Finders Keepers they scour the globe.
available now at finderskeepersrecords.com »

 

US, UK, Ireland, Iceland, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Sweden, France, Austria, Italy, Jamaica, Canada, Hungary, Tonga, Colombia and a number of Eurovision compilations so all countries involved in the competition are represented!

 

Mashrou Laila, is a Lebanese alternative rock band.
You might not be able to understand any of what they are saying, but you may as well enjoy the music.
This is what the Guardian has to say,
Mashrou' Leila review – Beirut alt-rockers with a dazzling aura of resistance »

 

I have a collection of a Brazillian band called Legião Urbana, great band!


One amazing item that i have is them studio collection, with each album comes with digipack, in same style of 2009 Beatles remasters

Vinil Vintage - Edições Limitadas Diversas: MEGA POST: LEGIÃO URBANA - BOX SET »

 

UK:
England
Scotland
Isle of Man
USA
Canada
Japan
Germany
Italy
Sweden
Iceland
France
Netherlands
Brazil
Greece
Australia
Ireland
S. Korea
India
South Africa
Russia (Tuva)
New Zealand
Switzerland

 

Big fan of Chill Out comps and things like Buddha Bar releases so my global is nice.
Recommended for aging tripsters all.

 

France
Algeria
Morocco
Egypt
Germany
UK
USA
Belgium
Greece
Holland
Italy
Ukraine
Russia
Spain
Bali
Austria
Jamaica
Trinidad
Brazil
Canada
Cuba
Denmark
Sweden
Japan
Portugal
Ethiopia
Burkina Faso
Gambia
Ivory Coast
Mali
Nigeria
Central African Republic
Gabon
Zaire
Senegal
Cameroon
Ouganda
Kenya
Tanzania
Burundi
Laos
Cambodia
Malaysia
Java
Hong Kong
Mongolia
Tibet
China
Australia
Switzerland
Sunda
Yemen
Philippines
India
Pakistan
Argentina
Mexico
Canada (Inuit music)
Azerbaijan
Turkey
Iran
Iraq
Syria
Solomon Islands

Note my collection spans many centuries as well (ancient greek music to things recorded this year).

 

Mostly english speaking with exception of instrumental (jazz, classical). The few times I did buy highly rated/recommended vocal non english speaking albums I ended up regreting it - I find it does not make sense to listen to lyrics I can't understand.

 

Good thread idea:

United States
Canada
United Kingdom
France
Spain
Yugoslavia
Serbia
Slovenia
Croatia
Brasil
Cuba
Argentina
Québec
Soviet Union
Portugal
Catalunya
Denmark
Mexico
Norway
Australia

 

My music collection is incredibly local... it is all located in my house.

It lives in multiple locations there, but it all shares the same postal code...

Edit: Full disclosure; I have multiple external hard drive backups in my office, so there are clones of my collection in another postal code.

 

Australia
Canada
Chile
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
UK
USA

 

From the top of my head:

USA
Canada
Jamaica
Chile
Brazil
UK
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
Russia
Poland
Latvia
Hungary
Romania
Germany (incl. West Germany and East Germany)
Holland
France
Switzerland
Austria
Slovenia
Spain
Italy
Serbia
Greece
Turkey
Israel
Algeria
South Africa
Nepal
Japan
Australia
New Zealand

I'm probably missing a few countries. I don't remember all the artists of which I have downloaded only a few songs.

 

Finder Keepers are a great label. I recently picked up their reissue of the Belladonna of Sadness OST

 

I am not very diverse:
USA
UK
Canada
Australia

 

As a longtime follower of Peter Gabriel's Realworld label, my collection is diverse. I've got music from Uzbekistan (Sevara Nazarkhan), Turkmenistan (Ashkabhad), and from all over Africa, Europe, Asia, and South America.

Plus I have a growing reggae collection, so Jamaica would definitely be near the top of the list.

 

Having begun intentionally collecting pre-Beatles rock 'n' roll from around the world as of this year, I can now expand this list to include...

Norway
Denmark
Mexico
Spain
Italy
Croatia
New Zealand

 

The majority of my vinyl records is from:
UK, US, Germany (East and West)

But I also have a few records from:
France, Holland, Japan, Canada, Italy, Yugoslawia, Czech Republic, Russia

and previously only one Stones record from Israel...

Oh, I thought it was about record pressing locations.
Well, then: US, UK, Germany (incl. GDR and West Germany), Sweden, Austria, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Japan, Jamaica, Cuba, Australia, New Zealand and France.^^

 

From East coast to West coast baby!

 

I would have to say that very few countries are NOT represented in my collection.