Every Album I Own (For the most part.) · 2:48am April 8th
The two things I've enjoyed the most over the past year are, well, the obvious, and music. I started getting into both at about the same time, which wasn't a coincidence. I don't have the space to talk about it here, though.
These are all of the albums that I own that I listen to, and I will update this list when I obtain more.
(Please only look through all of this if you're actually interested enough.) Sorry that the pictures are gigantic.
Listed by artist alphabetically, and then chronologically by year. I have the CD version, unless specified otherwise.
Barenaked Ladies
(1996)
(1998)
The Beatles
(1967)
Beck
(1996)
(1998)
(2005)
(2006) Titled: The Information. This album cover actually should be completely blank (but including the grid) because it came with these cool stickers you could make your own album art with. I have the deluxe edition, which has a few bonus tracks, an extra CD with remixes, and a DVD with really weird, but cool, low-budget videos for every song on the album.
(2014)
Better Than Ezra
(1996)
Billy Joel
(1989)
The Buggles
(1980)
The Cars
(1980) On vinyl, and a really snazzy electric blue (plasticky?) one, at that.
(1984) Titled: Heartbeat City. Expanded edition, with some bonus tracks.
(2016) A compilation album.
Coldplay
(2000)
(2002) Titled: A Rush Of Blood To The Head. Technically not my CD, but I have easy access to it from the person who owns it. (Will be the same for all I mark "technically not mine").
(2005)
(2008) Includes a bonus disc entitled Prospekt's March, which includes more songs. Technically not mine.
Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR)
(1969) Titled: Green River. Vinyl, just plain 'ol vinyl.
(1976) A Greatest Hits compilation.
Custard
(1994)
(1995)
(1997) I bought this on iTunes, then burned it onto a CD. I couldn't find it for sale on Amazon.
(2000) Compilation Album. Deluxe Edition. Bonus Disc. Enough said.
(2015)
Deep Purple
(1972)
Devo
(1978) Titled: Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!
(1979) Cassette Tape.
(1980) Titled: Freedom Of Choice.
(2010) Titled: Something For Everybody.
The Doors
(1967) Titled: Strange Days.
Eagles
(1976) Titled: Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975. Compilation a;bum, and the best selling album in the US. #2 worldwide, behind Micheal Jackson's Thriller.
(1982) Successor to the previous album. I got both in a cardboard sleeve that houses both CD cases.
Electric Light Orcestra (ELO)
(1973) Includes bonus tracks.
(1974) Titled: Eldorado. Includes bonus tracks.
(1975) Includes bonus tracks.
(1976) Includes bonus tracks. I own both a CD and a vinyl copy.
(1977) Includes bonus tracks.
Morning! Today's forecast calls for blue skies
Sun is shining in the sky
There ain't a cloud in sight
It's stopped raining
Everybody's in a play
And don't you know
It's a beautiful new day
Hey-ey-hey
Running down the avenue
See how the sun shines brightly
In the city
All the streets where once was pity
Mr. Blue Sky is living here today
Hey-ey-hey
Mr. Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away for so long? (So long)
Where did we go wrong?
Mr. Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away for so long (So long)
Where did we go wrong?
[Guitar Solo]
Hey, you, with the pretty face
Welcome to the human race
A celebration
Mr. Blue Sky's up there waiting
And today
Is the day we've waited for
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, Mr. Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away for so long? (So long)
Where did we go wrong?
Hey there, Mr. Blue
We're so pleased to be with you
Look around, see what you do
Everybody smiles at you
Hey there, Mr. Blue
We're so pleased to be with you
Look around, see what you do
Everybody smiles at you
Mr. Blue Sky
Mr. Blue Sky
Mr. Blue Sky-y
Mr. Blue, you did it right
But soon comes Mr. Night
Creeping over, now his hand is on your shoulder
Never mind, I'll remember you this
I'll remember you this way
Mr. Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away for so long? (So long)
Where did we go wrong?
Hey there, Mr. Blue (Sky)
We're so pleased to be with you (Sky)
Look around, see what you do (Blue)
Everybody smiles at you
[Instrumental Break]
[Outro]
Please turn me over
(1979) Includes them 'ol bonus tracks.
(1981) B o n u s T r a c k s a r e o n m y C D .
Secret Messages (1983) (ELO still, no image because it technically isn't SFW, but it basically just refused part of some old renaissance art that happens to be nude.) I honestly wish it didn't have that in the artwork, as it's a pretty good album. It was originally suppose to cover four whole sides of Vinyl, but the record company wanted it to be condensed down to one record. I have the "single record version" on CD with a few bonus tracks, and a vinyl version of the original planned full album, sans one track.
(1983) Darn, this album gets too much hate from critics. It's great stuff. Oh, and bOnUsTrAcKs.
(2015)
(2019)
(2011) 2-CD compilation album.
Franz Ferdinand
(2003)
The Hives
(2000)
(2007)
Imagine Dragons
(2014) Technically not mine.
Jack Johnson
(2001) Titled: Brushfire Fairytales. (Technically not mine.)
(2003) Technically not mine, but in a way, I own a copy of it.
(2005) Technically not mine. If for some reason you've never watched the TV series Curious George, or the movie Curious George, I kindly request that you do so immediately. The quality contained therein had no business being in a "kids show."
Jebediah
(1997)
King Crimson
(1969) Titled: In The Court Of The Crimson King
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizzard
(2017) Titled: Polygondwanaland. This album was actually released into the public domain by the band, and you can download it for free and do whatever you want with it. That's crazy. You can download it here.
Men at Work
(2003) Compilation album of songs from albums released in 1981, '83, and '85.
Pink Floyd
(1973) Titled: Dark Side of The Moon. 2023 50th anniversary edition vinyl.
Radiohead
(1997) It took a few listens, but I really like this album.
Steve Miller Band
(1978) What it says on the package.
(2017) 2-CD compilation album.
Talking Heads
(1980)
(1985) Titled: Little Creatures.
The White Stripes
(2001) Titled: White Blood Cells.
They Might Be Giants
(1986)
(1988) Titled: Lincoln
(1990) Titled: Flood
(1991) Titled: Miscellaneous T. Compilation album of b-sides to singles they had released in prior years.
(1992)
(1994)
(1997) Titled: Then: The Earlier Years. I must confess that I do not actually own the first TMBG album, Lincoln, or Miscellaneous T on CDs by themselves. They're all part of this compilation, which includes some extra tracks as well.
The Traveling WIlburys.
(1988) Titled: Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1. Jeff Lynne (ELO), Tom Petty, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, and Roy Orbinson? All together? Amazing stuff.
"Weird Al" Yankovic
(1992) On tape.
(1996) There isn't a bad track on here, in my opinion.
(2003) I know I'm in the minority, but I really like this album. Well, expect for Ebay. Yes, that's the song I don't like from it.
(2006)
(2014) Technically not mine.
Yes
(1971) Bonus Tracks (BT)
(1971)
(1972) On vinyl.
Yes-Going For The One
(1977) <sigh> Another album art I probably shouldn't post here. But slightly less actually inappropriate (you can see a guy's rear end.)
(1978) Vinyl.
(1980) Titled: Drama. BT.
(1983) Titled: 90125. BT.
(1987) Titled: Big Generator.
(1999)
(2001)
Whew, that took a while. This list should be complete, though.
For now.
Thanks for indulging the whims of this crazy guy who uses a ponyfic site to promote his music interests.
I love The Beatles, tons of classics there.
BNL, are another band that I enjoy to listen too.
Can't say I've delved into the others, but nice to see some common ground.
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Yeah, this is nowhere near completion, and it's going to end up being pretty long. Too long. But I appreciate your interest. Do you have any music you would like to recommend to me?
I avoided The Beatles for awhile, just because they're one of the most popular bands in the world. That was a mistake.
Completed for now if anyone happens to see this.