Who's the largest part of your collection?

I have it, Peaches and Henry Rollins help out, and Us and Them and Money stand out. Not for the timid. But if you are a Flips fan, it is golden.

 

Lou Reed

 

If you take away my Beatles/solo, Stones/solo, Who/solo, and VU/Lou, I'd have a much more manageable collection!

On vinyl it's the Stones, on CD it's Beatles.

 

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Beatles
Monkees
Jethro Tull

 

Grateful Dead
Beatles
Bob Dylan

 

Bob Dylan
Miles Davis
Limp Bizkit

 

Elvis
Springsteen
Dire Straits
Dylan
CCR

 

Buckethead
Johnny Cash
King Crimson
Prince
Ween (live recordings)

 

According to my OrangeCD database (various pressings, imports, etc.):

Grateful Dead (151)
Bob Dylan (122)
Pearl Jam (71)
Frank Zappa (70)
Jefferson Airplane (64)
Miles Davis (58)
Lou Reed (55)
Jimi Hendrix (54)
King Crimson (53)

 

Who's the largest part of your collection?
The Who is the largest part of my collection.

 

Miles Davis - Gold
Bob Dylan - Silver
Jimi Hendrix - Bronze

Frank Sinatra/Neil Young - Joint 4th

 

Three largest would have to be
David Bowie
The Beatles
The Rolling Stones

If you would count the Crosby, Stills , Nash and Young conglomerate in their various group and solo offerings, they would be in third place.

 

Bob Dylan by far. When I cataloged my collection, even I was surprised that he had over 400 entries. No other artist even comes close.

 

Who?
A little group from Liverpool who made it big, very BIG.

 

I'm too lazy to look at my RateYourMusic account and give exact figures, but off the top of my head I know I own a whole bunch o' stuff* by the following....

Dokken
Metallica
Raven
Overkill
Ramones
Savatage
AC/DC
W.A.S.P.
Megadeth
Judas Priest
Iron Maiden
KISS

(*"bunch of stuff" = at least a dozen items/releases per band)

 

Oh, yeah, if we're counting duplicates as well, Elvis Costello. I only have his first 11 album, but I have one of each single-disc Hip-O (my listening/playing copies) and various Rhinos (one of each except two of My Aim Is True, This Year's Model, King Of America, and three of Armed Forces, one of which is sealed). Plus a Ryko Get Happy!! without the spindle teeth and the Rhino 2-CD best-of. If we count number of discs instead of number of cases, he definitely wins.

EDIT: Also forgot AC/DC - every core studio album, though I need to replace Blow Up Your Video because the digipak is misprinted.

 

Grateful Dead with 80+ titles.

 

Doug Sahm
Bob Dylan
Grateful Dead
Miles Davis
Willie Nelson

 

Queen
King Crimson
Miles Davis

 

Neil Young

 

Sun Ra for me also. I thought I would be alone on this one.

 

Caetano veloso
elvis costello

 

The Fall, easily. Probably Stereolab after them.

Well, "various artists" is the largest part of my collection, if you want to be pedantic.