What artist do you have the most LP's of in your collection?

Pink Floyd
Stones
Zeppelin
Black Sabbath

All 30+.

 

Ennio Morricone. About 40 soundtracks (which still leaves about 400 or so for a full discography )

 

1/Neil Young 2/Pink Floyd 3/Steely Dan

 

Hendrix and Miles Davis.

 

My vinyl collection is tiny by comparison to others here, but Iron F***ing Maiden I have the most of currently.

 

REM - 2

 

8 - Metallica

 

Limited to LPs, Zeppelin.

 

Between albums and CD's, I would have to say Clapton and Zeppelin.

 

Frank Zappa

 

Bowie wins out for me as well with 30 LPs.

For what it's worth: 'The LP (from "long playing"or "long play") is an analog sound storage medium, a vinyl record format characterized by a speed of  33 1⁄3 rpm a 12- or 10-inch (30 or 25 cm) diameter, and use of the "microgroove" groove specification. Introduced by Columbia in 1948, it was soon adopted as a new standard by the entire record industry. Apart from a few relatively minor refinements and the important later addition of Steroephonic sound it has remained the standard format for vinyl albums.' (Wikipedia). CDs outsold LPs for the first time in 1988.

 

On purpose, Pink Floyd and Dylan. Every Studio and numerous Bootleg LP's

Not by design, but Moody Blues and Neil Diamond..... I can't give them away. Just seem to accumulate

 

Beatles, Monkees, Beach Boys, Stones, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Kinks.
Honorable mention: Mose Allison, Dusty Springfield, David Bowie, Ramones, Del Shannon, Bob Dylan, Donovan, Dion, Everly Bros, Alice Cooper.

 

Stones, Beatles, Bowie, Deep Purple, Motorhead, Maiden, The Cult, AC/DC, Zep, Quo, Van Halen, The Cure, Queen, Springsteen, U2.

 

REM and Madonna and Andrew McMahon (SoCo, JM, and ITW)
Oh Yeah........being honest Olivia Newton-John.

 

Performer - Sonny Rollins
Composer - J. S. Bach

 

The who
Springsteen
James Taylor
Sinatra
The Clash
Lou Reed
Kinks

 

I think I have around 100 hendrix releases, maybe more.

Around 60-80 on vinyl

 

Genesis and solo-250? Bootlegs, radio shows, different countries, 12", singles, picture discs.

Beatles and solo-300-400?

 

Bruce Cockburn
Miles Davie
John Martyn

 

1) Queen
2) Bowie
3) Pink Floyd
4) Led Zeppelin

 

I'm an OCD thrift store vinyl shopper for the past 6 years and at last count I have 10,556 Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass albums.

 

Kiss - 72 vinyl 62 CD
Led Zeppelin - 25 vinyl 72 CD
Black Sabbath - 25 vinyl 49 CD
Rolling Stones - 24 vinyl 43 CD

 

At a guess, and counting vinyl only, my top 5 would be:-
1) Neil Young (41 incl. 11 Crazy Horse)
2) Peter Hammill (27 incl. 8 VDGG)
3) Stereolab (18)
4) Roy Harper (15)
5) Mogwai (14)

 

I have every album by the La's!