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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Nice list! I'd love to double the size of my Krautrock CD collection (from one to two), but if I went into a record store and asked if they had any Krautrock, at best I'd be branded a racist, and at worst I'd be pointed in the direction of David Hasselhoff's CD's (I've heard he's very popular in  Germany). Tongue


You should be a bit more optimistic; they could point you in the direction of their Barclay James Harvest section.. Big smile
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Holger Czukay - Movies (the only Krautrock album in my entire collection) Shocked

But that is of course when German Progressive Electronic is not considered to be a part of Krautrock. Smile
Nice list! I'd love to double the size of my Krautrock CD collection (from one to two), but if I went into a record store and asked if they had any Krautrock, at best I'd be branded a racist, and at worst I'd be pointed in the direction of David Hasselhoff's CD's (I've heard he's very popular in  Germany). Tongue
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And yet, I've made this list:

Jazz-Rock

Accordo dei Contrari, Area, Arsenal Ensemble, Caravan, Catapilla, Miles Davis, U. Dudziak, Embryo, Fermata, Gong, Gunesh, Herbie Hancock, Iman Califato Independiente, Khan, Made in Sweden, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Czeslaw Niemen, Jean-Luc Ponty, Return to Forever, SBB, Secret Oyster, Sh*t & Chanel, The Soft Machine, Jukka Tolonen, Weather Report, Wigwam, Stomu Yamashta, Frank Zappa

 

Psykedelisk Rock/Prog

Blind Faith, Big Brother & the Holding Company, Country Joe & The Fish, Cream, The Doors, Goat, Grails, Grateful Dead, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Hypnos 69, Jefferson Airplane, Love, Os Mutantes, The Pretty Things, Rolling Stones, Älgarnas Trädgård

 

Heavy Psych / Prog Rock

Captain Beyond, Flower Travellin’ Band, Groundhog, Iron Butterfly, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Morgen, Steel Mill, T2

 

Space-Rock

Agamemnon, Eloy, Far East Family Band, Group 1850, Hawkwind, Hidria Spacefolk, Manfred Mann’s Earthband, Naxatras, Ozric Tentacles, Pink Floyd, P.L.J. Band, Porcupine Tree, Vespero

 

Grunge og Hard Rock

Alice Cooper, Alice in Chains, Babes in Toyland, Budgie, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Scorpions, Soundgarden, The Who

 

Metal

Aesma Daeva, Alice in Chains, Black Flag, Black Sabbath, Celtic Frost, Crimson Glory, Diamond Head, Fates Warning, Gordian Knot, Indukti, Iron Maiden, Isis, Judas Priest, Kyuss, Manilla Road, Mercyful Fate, Metallica, Om, OSI, Psychotic Waltz, Riverside, Soundgarden, Taal, Tool

 

Punk, Garage Rock og New Wawe

Before, Brygada Kryzys, The Clash, The Cult, Dead Moon, Fugazi, Hüsker Dü, Joy Division, Kliche, Lady Pank, Maanam,  Mission of Burma, Patti Smith Group, Pere Ubu, Police, Tom Robinson Band, Sex Pistols, Shellac, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Stoogies, Television, U2

 

Reggae, Latin- og Afro-Rock

Assagai, Moussa Diallo, Goat, I Jah Man, Malo, Bob Marly & The Wailers, Osibisa, Santana, Sievert & Tolonen

 

 

Blues-Rock og Trip Hop

Breakout, Robben Ford, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Massive Attack, John Mayall, Moloko, Portishead, Ten Years After, Unkle

 

Folk-Rock o.lign.

Bifrost, Carmen, Tracy Chapman, Comus, Lula Cortes e Zé Ramalho, Bob Dylan, Flor De Loto, Haizea, Harmonium, Hedningarna, Hölderlin, Jethro Tull, Osamu Kitajima, Erkin Koray, Los Jaivas, Pentangle, Phoenix, Strawbs

 

Krautrock

Agitation Free, Amon Düül II, Ash Ra Tempel, Can, Electric Sandwich, Faust, Gila, Guru Guru, NEU!, Orange Peel

 

Elektronisk Prog

Edgar Froese, Harmonia, Heldon, Michael Hoenig, Jean Michel Jarre, Czeslaw Niemen, Tangerine Dream

 

Zeuhl og Avant-Prog

Bondage Fruit, Deus Ex Machina, Eskaton, French TV, Magma, Taal, Univers Zero, Xing Sa

 

World Fusion

Amarok, Bayuba Cante, Bazaar, Cold Fairyland, Dead Can Dance, Deep Forrest, Degas, Weiser & Rodach, Lin Di, Embryo, Brian Eno & David Byrne, The Gunesh Ensemble, Trilok Gurtu, Guruh Gipsy, U.F. Ali Khan, Osamu Kitajima, Lunatic Soul, Ozric Tentacles, L. Shankar, Ravi Shankar, Sievert & Tolonen, Dhafer Youssef


As it can be seen, this list neither includes Symphonic nor Eclectic Prog.



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I can tell that I've never classified the albums on the main list of my collection, and I can't imagine to do it now,
as I find it too complicated.
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Holger Czukay - Movies (the only Krautrock album in my entire collection) Shocked

But that is of course when German Progressive Electronic is not considered to be a part of Krautrock. Smile
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Holger Czukay - Movies (the only Krautrock album in my entire collection) Shocked

Yes, I find it quite amazing, too. Big smile
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Top 12 Oddities & Obscurities from My CD Collection (across 12 different genres of music)

Cantamus - Aurora (Classical Crossover) - a girls' choir from Mansfield Heart

Does it contain a 12 minute extended mix of 'Grandma, We Love You?'  Big smile
It's not that kind of choir. Tongue


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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Top 12 Oddities & Obscurities from My CD Collection (across 12 different genres of music)

Cantamus - Aurora (Classical Crossover) - a girl's choir from Mansfield Heart

Does it contain a 12 minute extended mix of 'Grandma, We Love You?'  Big smile
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Top 12 Oddities & Obscurities from My CD Collection (across 12 different genres of music)

David Axelrod - Songs of Experience (Jazz Rock/Fusion)
Banco de Gaia - Last Train to Lhasa (Dance)
David Bowie - Space Oddity - (Pop/Rock) - an obvious choice! Wink
Cantamus - Aurora (Classical Crossover) - a girls' choir from Mansfield Heart
Holger Czukay - Movies (the only Krautrock album in my entire collection) Shocked
Strange Country (compilation)
Strange Folk (compilation)
Strange Soul (compilation)
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Nat Geo (Progressive Electronic)
Secret Garden - Songs from a Secret Garden (New Age) - winners of the Eurovision Song Contest for Norway in 1995, so maybe not so obscure after all. Embarrassed
Tarja Turunen - Henkays Ikuisuudesta (Symphonic Metal - although not really Metal at all) Wacko
The Zodiac - Cosmic Sounds (Psychedelic Rock)


If anyone else here at PA has any of these albums in their collection, then they're probably not as obscure as I thought. Smile


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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

I have a lovely Oak, wall mounted rack which contains 355 CDs... if I buy some more, others find their way on to eBay, I'm afraid... Embarrassed

My collection is a bit bigger, about 450 albums and mostly LP's, and I don't intend to make it much bigger, either. Smile


One important thing to add David, is that my CDs are keenly guarded by my collection of 18 'Brambly Hedge' mice... Big smile
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

I have a lovely Oak, wall mounted rack which contains 355 CDs... if I buy some more, others find their way on to eBay, I'm afraid... Embarrassed

My collection is a bit bigger, about 450 albums and mostly LP's, and I don't intend to make it much bigger, either. Smile


One important thing to add David, is that my CDs are keenly guarded by my collection of 18 'Brambly Hedge' mice... Big smile
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

I have a lovely Oak, wall mounted rack which contains 355 CDs... if I buy some more, others find their way on to eBay, I'm afraid... Embarrassed

My collection is a bit bigger, about 450 albums and mostly LP's, and I don't intend to make it much bigger, either. Smile
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Okay, I've finally added up how many CD's I have in my entire collection across all music genres.....

                                                    3103

..... give or take the odd one or three, and I do have a few odd ones in my collection. Smile

Oh, we can imagine there being a few odd one, Paul! LOL

I have a lovely Oak, wall mounted rack which contains 355 CDs... if I buy some more, others find their way on to eBay, I'm afraid... Embarrassed
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^ Thanks! It wasn't so much of an effort as compiling my Japanese psych list yesterday though. Smile
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Yes, it's another list. I finally got around to cataloguing my entire prog collection on CD (with the number of albums in brackets) whist listening to Rick Wakeman's 100+ albums. Smile
 
Canterbury Scene Total Albums = 14
 
Caravan (10); Steve Hillage (4)
 
Crossover Prog Total Albums = 99
 
Argent (1); Barclay James Harvest (6); Be Bop Deluxe (5); Kate Bush (8); Electric Light Orchestra (8); Peter Gabriel (1); Justin Hayward & John Lodge (1);  Kayak (2); The Moody Blues (16); Mike Oldfield (14); Sally Oldfield (3); The Alan Parsons Project (6); Robert Plant (5); Procol Harum (4); Radiohead (3); Rare Bird (2); Roxy Music (2); Todd Rundgren (5); Supertramp (3); Talk Talk (1); Roger Waters (3)
 
Eclectic Prog Total Albums = 17
 
Frumpy (1); Steve Hackett (5); King Crimson (1); Sky (2); Traffic (6); Van der Graaf Generator (2)
 
Heavy Prog Total Albums = 17
 
Porcupine Tree (5); Rush (2); Uriah Heep (10)
 
Indo Prog/Raga Rock Total Albums = 2
 
Quintessence (2)
 
Jazz-Rock/Fusion Total Albums = 74
 
Jeff Beck (5); Blood, Sweat & Tears (5); Chicago (6); Billy Cobham (1); Colosseum (1); Miles Davis (2); George Duke (8); Jan Hammer (1); Herbie Hancock (3); Return to Forever (1); Santana (30); Carlos Santana (1); Solution (2); Steely Dan (3); Lenny White (5)
 
Krautrock Total Albums = 1
 
Holger Czukay (1) 
 
Prog Folk Total Albums = 54
 
Amazing Blondel (1); Tim Buckley (5); Clannad (6); Dead Can Dance (7); Judy Dyble (1); Espers (3); Iona (1); Jethro Tull (6); Loudest Whisper (1); John Martyn (3); Mellow Candle (1); Mostly Autumn (3); Pentangle (2); Strawbs (7); Trader Horne (1); Trees (2); Trembling Bells (4)
 
Prog Related Total Albums = 98
 
Jon Anderson (1); Asia (1); Peter Bardens (1); Black Sabbath (4); Blue Oyster Cult (8); David Bowie (10); Budgie (3); Fairport Convention (6); Flied Egg (1); David Gilmour (5); Roger Glover (1); Japan (1); Jean Michele Jarre (2); Jon & Vangelis (5); Journey (2); Led Zeppelin (14); Magna Carta (6); Mercury Rev (3); Jimmy Page & Robert Plant (2); Queen (8); Rainbow (1); Styx (1); Super Furry Animals (5); Vangelis (3); Wishbone Ash (4)
 
Progressive Electronic Total Albums = 27
 
Ian Boddy (5); Edgar Froese (5); Kitaro (1); Mark Shreeve (3); Tangerine Dream (12); Wavestar (1)
 
Progressive Metal Total Albums = 15
 
Dream Theater (7); Epica (1); Nightwish (7)
 
Proto Prog Total Albums = 62
 
Andromeda (1); The Beatles (4); Deep Purple (2); The Doors (8); The Gods (1); The Gun (1); H.P. Lovecraft (2); Jimi Hendrix (5); Iron Butterfly (5); It's a Beautiful Day (2); Jefferson Airplane (10); Nirvana (1); The Pretty Things (2); Spirit (5); Spooky Tooth (7); Tomorrow (1); Vanilla Fudge (5)
 
Psychedelic/Space Rock Total Albums = 26
 
Arcadium (1); Astra (2); Group 1850 (2);  Hawkwind (3); Jade Warrior (2); Man (5); Pink Floyd (9); Pond (2)
 
Symphonic Prog Total Albums =61
 
Camel (9); Earth and Fire (2); Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1); The Enid (2); Fruupp (2); Genesis (9); Greenslade (1); Kansas (6); Nick Magnus (1); Renaissance (10); Rick Wakeman (5); Yes (13)
 
Total number of prog albums across all genres = 565








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Okay, I've finally added up how many CD's I have in my entire collection across all music genres.....

                                                    3103

..... give or take the odd one or three, and I do have a few odd ones in my collection. Smile


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I already pruned out my Bay City Rollers, Culture Club & Glitter Band albums. Tongue

Sounds like a good idea to me. Big smile



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^^ Paul, would it be worth selling some CDs you don't listen to any more on eBay, in order to fund a growing Prog collection?

I've given away CD's to charity shops in the past (including 3 by Tangerine Dream) but I no longer do that as I've always ended up regretting it in the end, especially in the case of Pink Floyd's Animals, which I gave away to a Dogs charity. Tongue

Oh, I think every collection is often in need of a bit of judicial pruning... Wink
I already pruned out my Bay City Rollers, Culture Club & Glitter Band albums. Tongue
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

^^ Paul, would it be worth selling some CDs you don't listen to any more on eBay, in order to fund a growing Prog collection?

I've given away CD's to charity shops in the past (including 3 by Tangerine Dream) but I no longer do that as I've always ended up regretting it in the end, especially in the case of Pink Floyd's Animals, which I gave away to a Dogs charity. Tongue

Oh, I think every collection is often in need of a bit of judicial pruning... Wink
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^^ Paul, would it be worth selling some CDs you don't listen to any more on eBay, in order to fund a growing Prog collection?

I've given away CD's to charity shops in the past (including 3 by Tangerine Dream) but I no longer do that as I've always ended up regretting it in the end, especially in the case of Pink Floyd's Animals, which I gave away to a Dogs charity. Tongue
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