Complete Studio Discographies you own?

[NuWaveRx]

Holy God! I thought I had a lot of albums

My list (just what I can think of now)
ABC
Alphaville
A Flock of Seagulls
Lloyd Cole and the Commotions (and solo stuff)
The Fixx (yes, even Calm Anamals)
Berlin (yes, even the horrid Count Three and Pray)
Love and Rockets
Smiths
Prefab Sprout
The Bats (all imports)
China Crisis
Thomas Dolby
Level 42
Big Country
Icehouse
Kitchens of Distinction
The Ocean Blue
Men Without Hats (yes, even the dreadful Sideways)
Vitamin Z
English Beat
Heaven 17
Naked Eyes
Japan
Soul Coughing (not NW, I know)
The Church (all the U.S. LPs anyway)
The Motels
Missing Persons
etc, etc.....

[MARV]

COMPLETE discographies? Hmmmmm.....

Depeche Mode
New Order
Smiths
Morrissey
Cure
Eletronic
Daft Punk
Big Audio Dynamite
U2
Pet Shop Boys
Monaco

That's all I can think of right now, off the top of my head.

[schwenko]

[quote][i]Originally posted by schwenko[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by Blir[/i]
<br>...well fuck a duck! I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop. Schwenko? Skinnytie??
[/quote]

13 minutes after you initially posted I am supoosed to have responded??[:0]

OK- Here's my list, at least from A up to B[:D]

A Flock Of Seagulls
ABC
ACT
Allez Allez
Altered Images
Associates
Big Aidio Dynamite
Blondie
Book Of Love
Boomtown Rats
Blancmange
Kate Bush
David Byrne
Beatles
Bananarama
Bangles
[/quote]

Uh-oh, I forgot that there was a minimum of 3 albums that were needed to qualify. Out goes Allez Allez(2)and ACT (1, although a 3CD set was recently released including demos, 12" versions, other obscurities).

[WoodlandParkPunk]

the Ramones
GBH
The Cars
Van Halen
Cheap Trick
ZZ Top
Sex Pistols
Circle Jerks
Ratt

[Ollie Stench]

In no particular order:

Blondie
The Clash
The Sex Pistols
The Damned (barring the new stuff which I don't like)
Zodiac Mindwarp
Specimen
The Dragons
GG Allin
Classix Nouveaux

And near-complete, or up until they started to suck:
DEVO
Gary Numan
UK Subs
Psychedelic Furs
The Alarm

[NuWaveRx]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Ollie Stench[/i]
<br>In no particular order:

Blondie
The Clash
The Sex Pistols
The Damned (barring the new stuff which I don't like)
Zodiac Mindwarp
Specimen
The Dragons
GG Allin
Classix Nouveaux

And near-complete, or up until they started to suck:
DEVO
Gary Numan
UK Subs
Psychedelic Furs
The Alarm
[/quote]

That was my problem with a lot of bands --I don't have a complete album discography because of one or two "newer" releases I don't have such as:
Duran Duran (don't have Liberty or Thank You (and don't want them)
Tears for Fears (I Don't have their latest)
New Order (ditto)
Simple Minds (ditto)
and so on...

[oneno]

[quote][i]Originally posted by schwenko[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by hensoneno[/i]
<br>Bill Nelson
Brian Eno
[/quote]

THIS IS IMPRESSIVE!!!!

Eno is an incredibly prolific musician who has been at it for 30+ years. IIRC, on the web site (?enoweb?) they even triage the releases so as to give a clue as to which releases are essential, highly desirable, of some interest, for die-hard collectors etc.

And Bill Nelson; fuhgedaboutitt!!!
His dozens of albums go in and out of print every time the wind changes direction!

Between the 2 of them I would think that there might be 200-300 releases!!
[/quote]

I am missing Satelite songs from Bill Nelson but should be getting it shortly, with that I'll have all47 studio releases from him plus all the other guest aprearences (Channel light vessel,cabaret voltaire etc...)
And I have 188 releases with eno, i am missing some of his compilations but do have all thats on them in one form or another.Eno's sound installations are the hardest to track down though as they are limited to those who attend only, and i'm like in iowa.

[schwenko]

[quote][i]Originally posted by hensoneno[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by schwenko[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by hensoneno[/i]
<br>Bill Nelson
Brian Eno
[/quote]

THIS IS IMPRESSIVE!!!!

Eno is an incredibly prolific musician who has been at it for 30+ years. IIRC, on the web site (?enoweb?) they even triage the releases so as to give a clue as to which releases are essential, highly desirable, of some interest, for die-hard collectors etc.

And Bill Nelson; fuhgedaboutitt!!!
His dozens of albums go in and out of print every time the wind changes direction!

Between the 2 of them I would think that there might be 200-300 releases!!
[/quote]

I am missing Satelite songs from Bill Nelson but should be getting it shortly, with that I'll have all47 studio releases from him plus all the other guest aprearences (Channel light vessel,cabaret voltaire etc...)
And I have 188 releases with eno, i am missing some of his compilations but do have all thats on them in one form or another.Eno's sound installations are the hardest to track down though as they are limited to those who attend only, and i'm like in iowa.
[/quote]

As I have previously said, this is VERY IMPRESSIVE! Obviously the internet has become indispensible in being able to even know what has been released. I think Bill Nelson is now doing his own website. Out of curiosity, how many of his releases are/were available as cds, versus vinyl only? I must have close to 50 cds/vinyl records from him (not a big Eno collector though). Even though I am in New York it isn't necessarily a given that I would be able to get Eno's sound installations. I think that recently he had one at a famous airline terminal at JFK that was cancelled when some partygoers on opening right got drunk and trashed the place[:(!] And I know that he spoke about the installation previous to that (in NYC), but i only found out after the fact.

[goutroy]

Not relegated to new wave only, eh? This'll be long...
Depeche Mode (every album, single, and lots of random bootlegs)
The Cure (every album)
The Smiths (it's going to get repetitive typing out "every album, so I'll stop now...)
Mogwai
British Sea Power
Radiohead
Nitzer Ebb
Smashing Pumpkins
New Order
Joy Division
Classix Nouveaux
Garbage
Ultravox
U2
AFI
Decemberists
Chameleons UK
B Movie
The Faint
The Beatles
Bright Eyes
The Dears
Echo and the Bunnymen
Epoxies
Beck
Lost Sounds
Arms of Someone New
Dark Day
Explosions in the Sky
Elliott Smith
Fra Lippo Lippi
Iris
I Start Counting
The Prids
My Favorite
Rational Youth
Rilo Kiley
Seven Red Seven
Tiger Army
Waxwing
Xymox
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Appleseed Cast
Pet Shop Boys
The God Machine
Mineral
OMD
Anything Box
Cause and Effect
Duran Duran
Flock of Seagulls
Modern English
Interpol
Lowlife
Mesh
Pleasure Forever/Slaves/VSS
Psychedelic Furs
Placebo
Portishead
Reggie and the Full Effect
Red Flag
Sad Lovers and Giants
Soft Cell
Blancmange
Recoil
Visage

[KYYX4ever]

Pretty much complete:

Psychedelic Furs
Siouxsie & the Banshees (except for that one slow album of tourch songs she did in the 90's)
Joy Division (thanks to Blir!)
New Order
Cocteau Twins
Dead Can Dance
This Mortal Coil
English Beat
Madness
Japan
the Smiths
the Police

and then there are the many CDs by artists for which I have ALL their early stuff and then stopped in the late 80's, when they started to not have such good stuff, like Echo, the Cure, REM, Depeche, etc.

AND, as much as I love Duran, I have NOTHING after [i]7 & the Ragged Tiger[/i]. Except for the new [i]Astronaut[/i].

[design_femme]

[quote][i]Originally posted by KYYX4ever[/i]
<br>and then there are the many CDs by artists for which I have ALL their early stuff and then stopped in the late 80's, when they started to not have such good stuff, like Echo, the Cure, REM, Depeche, etc.[/quote]

yep, that sounds closer to my collection.

I am also known to track down rare side projects of artists [i]before[/i] completing the basic discrography.

[Borneojimy]

What I can think of while here at work:
the Clash
the Jam
the Damned
Joy Division
the Dragons
Toxic Reasons
Supersuckers
Stooges
MC5
TSOL (excluding some of the metal stuff which was a totally different band)
Dictators
Gluecifer
DOA
Wall Of Voodoo
the Doors
the Who
many others.....

[cubby]

Siouxsie and the Banshees (suprise, suprise!!)
The Creatures
Bauhaus
David Bowie
Echo and the Bunnymen
The Clash
Roxy Music
Love and Rockets
Velvet Underground
Suede
Manic Street Preachers
Led Zeppelin
Queen
Marc Bolan/T-Rex
Pixies
Radiohead
The Pogues
My Bloody Valentine
This Mortal Coil

[noodle_girl]

Hmmm..lacking in new wave..but I swear, I do love NW, I do, I do , I do.....

10,000 Maniacs
Bananarama
Bjork
Book of Love
Cocteau Twins
Garbage
Heavenly
Hooverphonic
Ivy
Lush
New Order
Pet Shop Boys
Pizzicato Five
Radiohead
Ride
Saint Etienne
Slowdive
Sonic Youth
Spiritualized
Switchblade Symphony
The Aislers Set
The Beastie Boys
The Beatles
The Beautiful South
The Cure
The Dandy Warhols
The Darling Buds
The House of Love
The Housemartins
The Ocean Blue
The Primitives
The Smiths
The Sundays

[skinnytie]

What sucks about this is if you asked me back in the day, I would have had more complete discographies, but having gotten rid of a lot of vinyl over the years and not having replaced it yet on CD, there are a few holes in my library.
With this list, I'm not counting b-sides or greatest hits (even if the greatest hits had a new song or two on it), but I am counting a combination of vinyl and CD where it applies. That said, here goes:
Altered Images
B-52's
Blasters
Boomtown Rats
Clash
Thomas Dolby
Bob Geldof (solo)
Jam
Kid Creole & the Coconuts (including the Coconuts solo albums)
Motors
OMD
Graham Parker (Schwenko was with me when I picked up the last CD I needed!)
Police
Sparks
Was (Not Was)
XTC
Hope I didn't keep you waiting too long, Blir! [:)]