My CD Collection + short commentary

[Jeff]

http://www.tomatodriver.com/cdcollection/

Tell me what you think!

[The Euphor]

Originally Posted by Jeff

My favorite shredder album...bad vocalist

You must be high!

[Jeff]

Man, I just can't stand his voice!

[caprile]

Mr. Big's Lean into it was released in 1991

[pawel]

Bjork sounds like Jon Anderson?

Oh, and listing them alphabetically would help....

[Jeff]

Oh. I didn't know Lean Into It was released in 1991. It's now my favorite 80s-sounding album.

And yes, to me Bjork sounds like a female Jon Anderson. She does a bit more crazy stuff, but a lot of the stuff on Homogenic sounds like it was written by Jon Anderson (the melodies, that is)

[jay ratkowski]

The 80's didn't end until 1994, so don't worry.

[darren wilson]

Originally Posted by jay ratkowski

The 80's didn't end until 1994, so don't worry.

I thought they ended in 1991 when Nirvana's "Nevermind" came out.

[wildealien]

Originally Posted by jeff's webpage

Marillion | This Strange Engine | Good (I haven't listened to it yet.)
Marillion | Brave | Bad (I haven't listened to it yet)

if you haven't listened to them yet, how do you know?
oh, and ditto on this:

Originally Posted by pawel

Oh, and listing them alphabetically would help....

[Jeff]

Originally Posted by wildealien

if you haven't listened to them yet, how do you know?

They're just generic responses designed to confuse people.

[marianozz]

Originally Posted by darren wilson

I thought they ended in 1991 when Nirvana's "Nevermind" came out.

lol, i usually think they ended in 94, 95, with the demise of GnR...

[hobz]

I was skipping through the list and noticed you have a couple Tool CDs. As a hard core Tool fan I had to read through your comments. As a hard core Tool fan I have to Post a reply to your comments.
It is easy to percieve Maynard Jamed Keenen's vocals as mindless or on drugs or whatever, but I am convinced there is more to them than that. Maynard's lyrics have been used in university philosophy classes as examples of perceptive outlooks on religion, modern culture, and the way we percieve life. I normally don't fully grasp the meaning behind them, but that leaves room for interpretation that isn't possible with a lot of lyrically straightforward and simple songs. I'm not saying that all lyricists should be, or try to be more like Maynard, but I think Maynard deserves better than to be called a "mindless rambler".
Apart from that, I think it's a good idea for a thread and I enjoyed reading the comments.

[Wis Redz of Silvanost]

i don't have web space so i thought i'd write it here...

SRV-In Step
SRV-Couldn't Stand The Weather (I have a vinyl of this as well)
SRV-Texas Flood
SRV-Soul to Soul
*CSTW, TF and StS are in a box, released boy epic records. they all have bonus tracks and they are remastered. as i'm a huge fan of SRV i found a non remastered copy of Soul to Soul so i have two copies of it...
SRV-Martin Scorsese presents the blues -SRV
SRV-Blues At Sunrise
SRV-Live at Montreux 1982&1985
SRV-In the Beginning
SRV-The real deal : Greatest hits volume 2
SRV-The Sky is crying

SRV-feathers
SRV-Music hall, omaha, nebraska
SRV-Still alive
SRV-Hello y'a all
SRV- live at the pier (featuring buddy guy)
SRV-Mr. Clean
SRV-Come on!
SRV-In Italy

The last ones are extremely hard to find cost me a fortune!

David Bowie - let's dance (SRV plays in this one)

Joe's every album is present here he's the guy that changed it all for me... and i have a bootleg recorded in 1988 at Cotton Club.
and the satch ep cd...

Steve's every album and Jibboom promo cd... (flexable's first print)

G3 - Each cd is present

Hendrix - Best of
Hendrix-Crash landing
Hendrix- Voodoo soup
Hendrix- 4 cd collection

Death - I love this so i have all of their cds...

Dream Theater - All of them, including liquid tension.

Blind Guardian -All of them

BB king - rock me baby, riding with the king (with clapton), best of

buddy guy - this is buddy guy live
robert cray - collection
albert collins - compilation and live at fillmore east
roy buchanan - live in japan
buddy miles - hell and back
robert johnson - compilation
little ed - compilation
Michel & tony petrucciani - Conversation
David lee roth - skyscraper
whitesnake - 1987
zappa - joe's garage

these are not all of them, 10 or so is lacking...

[vaijem777]

Ugh. The thought of cataloging my CDs makes my head hurt. It'd take far too much time to actually comment on 1000+ discs LOL Currently, the Monkees box set, Rage Against the Machine's "Evil Empire" and the remastered "Pet Sounds" are amongst my favs.

[The_Grindfiend]

"Joe Satriani Is There Love In Space? Joe's best recorded tone, probably one of my two favorite joe albums"

"Joe Satriani Crystal Planet Probably one of my two favorite Satch albums"

"Joe Satriani Strange Beautiful Music Mediocre Satch album"


Hmm.... Crystal Planet and Is There Love in Space? are my two least favorite Satch albums. I thought Strange Beautiful Music was pretty good, as well as having his best tones.