What Surrounds The Beatles in Your Record Collection?

Interesting idea but don't know what it shows so here it is;

Before = The Bears, Andrian Belew's band
After = Beau Soleil, Michael Doucet's band

I did find things a little out of order so maybe it shows I need to do house keeping a little more frequently.

 

CD - Beat Happening > The Beautiful South

LP - Beach Boys > Bobby Beausoleil

 

The Beat and The Beau Brummels on Lp.

The Beat Farmers and The Beau Brummels on CD.*

*Actually, I think I only have a few bootleg Beatles CDs on the regular shelves. The stereo and mono boxes are stashed where I can fit them.

 

In my vinyl collection it's the Solo Beatles records.

 

Beach Boys/Beastie Boys on one side, Beau Brummells and Beatnik Beach on the other.

 

Warm fuzzies

 

Better Music.

 

Couple of my all-time favorites as well. Cary Hudson is one of my favorite songwriters/guitarists ever.

 

Before - Beat Happening
After - Black Sabbath

 

Beach Boys and Black Sabbath

 

The Beach Boys and Black Sabbath.

They have great company!

 

I keep my music organized by favorite artists up through #10.
Then I switch to alphabetical order.

That leaves Beatles @ #6 sandwiched between #5 Stones & #7 Velvet Underground.

Curious thread in all.

 

I keep my Lp's alphabetical except for Yes and Genesis, my two favorite artists.

But with cd's, it's strictly by genre or country. Not alphabetical at all.

 

Beach Boys - Endless Summer and Black Sabbath - Self Titled.

 

Actually, nothing related with music or records surrounds them.

All the music that I have from them is the 1987s cd boxset, which is located in a different room than my cd collection (the reason for it being that it does not fit in the regular cd shelves, and that it is the only boxset that I own, apart from another Iron Maiden box).

Currently The Beatles are standing in between a vintage Rolex sports models book and a Formula One encyclopedia

 

Bob Dylan's self-titled album is after. There's nothing before The Beatles.

 

Bad Company and Cheap Trick

 

The Art of Macramé by Joan Fisher, 1972



and Bunty For Girls Annual, 1985

 

Singles, it'd be the Bay City Rollers and Beautify Junkyards; LPs it's Be Bop Deluxe and the Junkyards again. Followed by Jeff Beck.

 

Beach Boys - Pet Sounds and
Blood, Sweat & Tears - Child Is Father To The Man

 

Beat Farmers
Beatles
Beau Hunks

 

Nothing...they are in a separate box all on their own.

 

Vinyl:

Beach Boys and Jeff Beck

CD:

Beach Boys and Beck