Bands You Have A Complete Catologue Of

You know you reallly LOVE a band when you have their entire catalogue! Which bands do you have entire catalogues of?

• JEAN LELOUP / LECLERC
  AGAINST ME!
  FUGAZI
  THE MISFTS (DANZIG ERA]
  PENNYWISE
  PHIL OCHS
  MINOR THREAT
  DEAD KENNEDY'S [BIAFRA ERA]
  THE CLASH
  AMERICAN STEEL
  TOM PETTY
  AC/DC [BON SCOTT ERA]
  THE RIOT BEFORE
  DANZIG
  GNR
  LED ZEPPELIN
  THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
  BEN HARPER
  NEIL YOUNG
  THE CAT EMPIRE
  BOB MARLEY
  CINDERELLA
  THE FRAMES
  GOGOL BORDELLO
  JACK JOHNSON
  THE LAWRENCE ARMS
  LES COLOCS
  NED'S ATOMIC DUSTBIN
  NIRVANA
  NOIR DESIR
  REFUSED
  THE SMITHS
  WEEZER
  JOHN LENNON
  THE BEATLES

And you?

Turin Brakes
Gaslight Anthem
Green Day
Jimmy Eat World
Death Cab For Cutie
Frank Turner
Lostprophets
Killers - Although the 3rd I wish I hadn't bought
Razorlight
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Yellowcard
Saosin
Circa Survive

No old stuff really, and I wouldn't say I love the Killers or Razorlight that much.

Death on Wednesday
The Gaslight Anthem
Get Back Loretta
Hotel St. George
Sayvinyl
Sultans
The Transit War

Bonus points if anybody has heard of any of these (besides tGA), although I'll admit that none of these "catalouges" are very extensive at all, and most are from San Diego. I'm still a few things short of adding an awesome band called Limbeck to the list, and I also have everything that Spoon has released since signing to Merge Records.

Good idea for a thread.

Except for the Gaslight Anthem (who's full catalogue I own), I am only listing those artists with at least four albums/EPs to their name:

Bruce Springsteen
10,000 Maniacs
Tom Petty
Stereophonics
Oasis

There are other artists who mean as much to me, but of whom I only have everything from a particular point on or up to a particular point (not being prepared to buy the rest just for the sake of it), eg. REM, Tracy Chapman, Maria McKee.

And I assume were not talking collectibles.

you have everything from the boss? damn

For the most part, I follow people instead of just bands. So...

Joey Cape (Solo, Bad Astronaut, Lagwagon, Afterburner, Playing Favorites)
Jason Shevchuk (Kid Dynamite, None More Black, Bound, OnGuard, LaGrecia)
Dan Yemin (Lifetime, Kid Dynamite, Paint it Black, Armalite)
Raw Poetic (Panacea, Restoring Poetry In Music)
Travis Omilian (Let Me Run, The Stand In)
Ted Leo (The Pharmacists, Chisel, Animal Crackers, Solo)
Garrett Klahn (Texas Is The Reason, Copper, Solea, New Rising Sons, Atlantic/Pacific)
Dave Hause (Solo, Step Ahead, The Loved Ones, Paint It Black, The Curse)
Ben Kenney (Incubus, Solo, The Roots, Supergrub, The Division Group, Time Lapse Consortium)

Might be some more. Also, I've been a 311 fan since I was 5, so I've acquired a collection that I'm proud of.

Off the top of my head here's what I've got:

The Gaslight Anthem
Less Than Jake
Mike Dunn & The Kings of New England
Good Old War
Streetlight Manifesto
The Shins
This Charming Man
The Eagles

Eighteen Visions.

Gaslight Anthem
Thrice
The Used
Alkaline Trio
Smashing Pumpkins (It took years to get the Aeroplane Flies High boxset at a good price, $30 from some dude on Ebay, everything in perfect condition too)
Blink-182
Green Day (Also took years to track down the original Kerplunk! Lookout pressing)
My Chemical Romance
The Loved Ones
The Ratchets
Minor Threat
Hot Water Music
Paint it Black

Kropotkin wrote:

You know you reallly LOVE a band when you have their entire catalogue! Which bands do you have entire catalogues of?

• BOB MARLEY
  

I challenge this. I think the current discography for Bob Marley is well over 30+ albums. No offense (it'd be sick if you did have it all)

I think that most of those Marley albums are comps and greatest hits collections. I mean his study releses with the Wailers.

Oh, and forgot to add CCR.

Listing 3 or more albums and EPs:

The Gaslight Anthem
The Killers
Oasis
Kings Of Leon
The Strokes
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Bloc Party (yet 3rd album is crap).

There maybe some others but I can't think of them right now.

Also have a few bands where I've got everything they've released, but it's only like 2 albums, but won't bother listing them now.

Kropotkin wrote:

I think that most of those Marley albums are comps and greatest hits collections. I mean his study releses with the Wailers.

Oh, and forgot to add CCR.

Fair enough. I downloaded em all and probably haven't listened to 70% of it. Tons of live albums too. And ya maybe 3 best ofs.
CCR is a good collection too. Can't go wrong throwing on some creedance
Unless its pre-Fogerty, that shouldn't even be called CCR

Jukebox Romeo wrote:

you have everything from the boss? damn

all official releases, incl. DVDs, as well as some other stuff

I never got into Boss boots, other than the shows I went to, as there is just too much (for example, there is a compilation of 150 different versions of Backstreets ...)

still...

i got the complete catalogue of (some even vinyl):

the gaslight anthem
dredg
streetlight manifesto
incubus
STS (austrian folk-pop band)
less than jake
millencolin
incubus
tool
rise against
seether
stone sour
toto
biffy clyro

bradcooke wrote:

Unless its pre-Fogerty, that shouldn't even be called CCR

There is pre-Foggerty CCR? He WAS CCR!

Oh, and I forgot to mention John Lennon & Zeppelin.

Nirvana (Just bought "With the Lights Out" 20 minutes ago)
Pearl Jam
Springsteen (Combo of CD's and Vinyl, but thanks to pops, got the vinyl)
Arcade Fire
Beastie Boys
Eric Clapton (including Cream)
Franz Ferdinand
Jimmy Eat World
The Killers
MGMT
Muse
Rage ATM
Weezer


Probably half of my ipod is from these catalogues.


oh and of course gaslight

Alrighty then I guess its my turn xD

The Gaslight Anthem
Dropkick Murphys
Flogging Molly
Rise Against
Against Me!
Agnostic Front
Operation Ivy
Dead Kennedys
Lower Class Brats
Lucero
Mad Caddies
Bouncing Souls
Me First and the Gimmie Gimmie
Mighty Mighty BossTones
Misfits
Propaghandi
Reel Big Fish
Streetlight Manifesto
Social Distortion
Tiger Army
The Weakerthans
The Reverend Horton Heat
Oingo Boingo (there is A LOT of Boingo haha)
Less Than Jake
Germs
Descendents/All
Authority Zero
Alkaline Trio

Like Everyone! wrote:

The Killers

What did everyone think of their newest album? And also, all my mates reckon Gaslight sounds like the killers because the singers sound similar? I dont really think so. Do you reckon?

lynchyeatspizza wrote:

Like Everyone! wrote:

The Killers

What did everyone think of their newest album? And also, all my mates reckon Gaslight sounds like the killers because the singers sound similar? I dont really think so. Do you reckon?

I love the Killers. My favourite band along with Gaslight, although I don't like it when people compare the two- they're completely different. My friend says the same about them sounding similar but he hasn't listened to either band in any great depth- I think this is the case with most people who make the comparison.

I love Day & Age, although it takes a bit of getting used to just as Sam's Town did after Hot Fuss. It's good that their sound has evolved- like Gaslight from SoS to '59 Sound- it represents a progression as a band, and shows they want to keep doing something new and not just churning out the same type of stuff. Anyone who's given up on it after a couple of listens, I'd say keep at it and hopefully you'll soon come to appreciate how good it is!

The music doesn't sound the same at all, but there are similarities between Brian's voice and the guy from the Killers. I don't really notice it that much anymore coz I listen to Gaslight a lot and don't really listen to the Killers (apart from their singles). But when I first heard Gaslight the vocals struck me as being very similar.

guess im the only one that doesnt get the killers comparison. i admit, i enjoyed the first record...its still fun to put on and sing along to. sams town, theres a few good songs, yeah i like "when you were young," didnt even bother with the latest one. "day and age" or whatever...
i am boggled by the fact that so many people find so many similarities between the two bands. the killers are so far inferior to gaslight its ridiculous, in my opinion. i also feel like i wanna slap brandon flowers every time i read another self involved, pretentious quote from his mouth, so that doesnt help my opinion of them.

I have seen the Killers live in a huge indoor arena and I have got to say they were something special, and exceeded even the high expectations I had before going. Brandon Flowers was brilliant live as well, like a dynamo bouncing all over the stage; but I do think he's one of those guys who people either love or hate. I do get annoyed though with the similarities people draw between them and the Gaslight Anthem as I stated earlier.

Steph, I'd say if you like Hot Fuss give Day & Age a chance, it's more similar to Hot Fuss than to Sam's Town.

well i don't know "the killers" that much and i never saw them live though i had the chance to because i do not rly like thier music. but conclusing by the few songs that i know by them, i don't think they sound similar to tga.

but i already read a a lot of people's thoughts on youtube and there were some making the comparison between the killers and tga