Who's the largest part of your collection?

Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Joe Jackson

 

Bob Dylan
Neil Young
Bruce Springsteen
David Bowie
Lou Reed/VU

 

The first three are solidly in command: Beatles by a large margin, then Pink Floyd, then Led Zeppelin.
In no particular order Bob Dylan, Byrds, Rolling Stones and Simon & Garfunkel follow.

 

Marillion (89/2300)
Deep Purple (88)
Styx (81 ouch!)

 

Not much of a contest, really:

Paul Weller - 266 (The Jam / The Style Council / solo -- 7 and 12" singles, LPs, CDs, and DVDs)

 

Willie Nelson.

 

Just thinking about the swaths of shelf space occupied by a single artist...

George Jones
The Go-Betweens
Willie Nelson
Television/Tom Verlaine
Stereolab
Dylan, Beatles, Stones, Hendrix...

...with The Go-Betweens and Television I have a lot of live recordings - the Dead Head approach to being a fan.

 

Ennio Morricone
Duke Ellington

 

Miles Davis


Genesis

Yes

Beatles

Who

Pink Floyd

 

1. The Beach Boys and related - 600+ CDs & DVDs
2. Queen and related - 140+ CDs & DVDs

The Byrds, The Rolling Stones and Johann Sebastian Bach are neck and neck at around 100 each.

 

1. Bob Dylan, by a large margin
2. Mozart
3. Rod/ Faces/ Ron
4. Rolling Stones
5. Bach

 

Bing Crosby/Glenn Miller

 

Beatles
Dylan
Springsteen
Beach Boys
Crowded House
Van Morrison
Who

 

Beethoven
Dylan
Beatles
Neil Young
Miles Davis

 

Natural snow buildings with 13 disc
skullflower with 7
And birchville cat motel with 7
Used to be sonic youth and Miles Davis with 20+ put paired down to a couple each

 

Wow, five pages and no Allman Brothers Band...my largest by a mile!!!

 

Zappa, then a tossup between Miles and Monk. Lots of other folks but nobody close to those three I'm guessing. One of these day's I'll finish that Discogs thing...

 

Dr Feelgood
Wilko Johnson
Alice Cooper

 

Beethoven
Bach
Not sure, probably a classical composer.

I can't think of any pop musicians who I've collected in the same fashion. By way of example—the megabox. Have the third iteration of the Brilliant Beethoven Box. That's 85 CDs, set me back all of $27. Even if there were an 85 CD box of a given musical body of work by a Rock artist—The only one that come to mind is the Grateful Dead, for whom many Pedabytes of data storage have been dedicated, is the only one likely to get more than one—not everybody's got $600 for 18 CDs of Bob Dylan outtakes. But classical music? 200 CDs of Bach? No problem:

 

I haven`t counted recently but I`d say Grateful Dead followed by Zeppelin.You know Beatles cds/vinyl are stored in different rooms they may be the largest part of my collection.

 

The Who by a landslide, then Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, The Police, & The Stones dragging up the rear, lol!

 

maiden, metallica, Rush, ac/DC and then loads of other stuff .......zep, slayer, bonamassa, saxon, van halen, right the way through to classical

 

Non-classical artists make up the following (above 20 pieces):

Pink Floyd (48)
Genesis (37)
David Bowie (32)
U2 (30)
Duran Duran (27)

My classical gets kinda nuts with Shostakovich and Mozart likely leading the pack.

 

Beatles or McCartney . Pretty even

 

Iron Maiden
Kiss
AC/DC