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Tangerine Dream occupy a whole shelf and are way out in front. After that then Vangelis and probably Mike Oldfield. if you count re-issues I have a massive amount of ELP (shock horror!).
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Tangerine Dream occupy a whole shelf and are way out in front. After that then Vangelis and probably Mike Oldfield. if you count re-issues I have a massive amount of ELP (shock horror!).

You just reminded me, I'll have to update my list as I forgot to include Mike Oldfield. Embarrassed
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Are we counting all artists on this site, including prog-related?
Also do live albums count?
Compliations albums?
Albums purchased as downloads?

If the answer to all 4 is yes, and counting double albums as 2 as per the OP, this would be my list:

1. Wishbone Ash 32
2. Neal Morse/Neal Morse Band 27
3. Camel 10
4. Transatlantic 9
5. Mostly Autumn 7
6. Flower Kings 5
7= Yes 4
7= Spock's Beard 4
9. Flying Colors 3
10. Pink Floyd 2
11= Barclay James Harvest 1
11= Beatles 1





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Originally posted by AlanB AlanB wrote:

Are we counting all artists on this site, including prog-related?
Also do live albums count?
Compilations albums?
Albums purchased as downloads?


Yes, I was counting prog-related albums, live albums and compilations and also counting double albums as two albums, but I wasn't counting downloads - just CD's and vinyl albums. Smile
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Tangerine Dream occupy a whole shelf and are way out in front. After that then Vangelis and probably Mike Oldfield. if you count re-issues I have a massive amount of ELP (shock horror!).

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KS, TD and Vangelis are the ones I have the most of. Mike Oldfield is probably next, although I never got the TB3, 4, 5, 68 at all ... the other stuff was better and more interesting for me.

After that, I think Ryuichi Sakamoto and many soundtracks and regular albums ... "Beauty", "Heartbeat" and "Neo Geo" are a must for us progressive weirdos! The title track in "Heartbeat" is breathtaking, as is "Amore" in "Beauty". The other album has Iggy Pop in various songs, and it is very nice believe it or not.

I think that PH/VdGG, Djam Karet and Frank Zappa round out the large amounts of stuff for one specific group. I have not counted MAGMA yet, but a lot of the albums. A thorough AD2 and CAN are also here.


Edited by moshkito - July 04 2021 at 10:22
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Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Tangerine Dream occupy a whole shelf and are way out in front. After that then Vangelis and probably Mike Oldfield. if you count re-issues I have a massive amount of ELP (shock horror!).

Hi,

KS, TD and Vangelis are the ones I have the most of. Mike Oldfield is probably next, although I never got the TB3, 4, 5, 68 at all ... the other stuff was better and more interesting for me.

After that, I think Ryuichi Sakamoto and many soundtracks and regular albums ... "Beauty", "Heartbeat" and "Neo Geo" are a must for us progressive weirdos! The title track in "Heartbeat" is breathtaking, as is "Amore" in "Beauty". The other album has Iggy Pop in various songs, and it is very nice believe it or not.

I think that PH/VdGG, Djam Karet and Frank Zappa round out the large amounts of stuff for one specific group. I have not counted MAGMA yet, but a lot of the albums. A thorough AD2 and CAN are also here.

I never really got into Klause Shultz but then also was never a massive fan of very early TD. Even JM Jarre was more to my taste than KS.
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Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Tangerine Dream occupy a whole shelf and are way out in front. After that then Vangelis and probably Mike Oldfield. if you count re-issues I have a massive amount of ELP (shock horror!).

Hi,

After that, I think Ryuichi Sakamoto and many soundtracks and regular albums ... "Beauty", "Heartbeat" and "Neo Geo" are a must for us progressive weirdos! The title track in "Heartbeat" is breathtaking, as is "Amore" in "Beauty". The other album has Iggy Pop in various songs, and it is very nice believe it or not.


I, too, have a lot of Ryuichi--he'd be in my top 10--but I didn't think he was on PA!
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Good grief.  I have moved around so much and bought across so many formats I have lost count of each...

Thanks to box sets doubling up I think Henry Cow are in at number 1 thanks to the treasure troves Chris Cutler has unearthed...
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Rush
Genesis
Pink Floyd
VDGG
XTC
Black Sabbath
Hawkwind
Moody Blues
King Crimson
Kate Bush
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Wel...I 'm not going to count them...too damn lazy but more KC related stuff than any others.
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Just physical albums (in my case CDs). I am not including digital downloads and LP transfers.

1. Pink Floyd - 14 albums box set
2. Jethro Tull - 10
3. King Crimson - 9
3. Yes - 9
5. Genesis - 7
5. Gentle Giant - 7
5. VdGG - 7
5. Led Zeppelin - 7
9. Caravan - 6
9. Camel - 6
9. ELP - 6
9. Amon Duul II - 6
9. Gong - 6
14. Black Sabbath - 5
14. Budgie - 5
14. Rush - 5
14. Soft Machine - 5
14. Strawbs - 5

I counted the double albums as 1.

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1- Tangerine Dream.  43
2- Hawkwind. 26
3- Mike Oldfield. 25
4- Steve Hackett. 24
5- Yes. 22
6- Jethro Tull. 20
7- Camel/ Strawbs. 18
8- Rick Wakeman- 17
9- Roxy Music. 16
10- Anthony Phillips/ Porcupine Tree/IQ/Marillion/Pink Floyd . 15 
11- King Crimson/Bill Nelson/ Mostly Autumn. 14
12- Ange/Galahad/ Flower Kings . 13 
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Frank Zappa 37
Porcupine Tree 26
King Crimson 26
Magma 25
Rush 25
Soft Machine 24
Marillion 20
Pink Floyd 19
Radio Massacre International 18
Camel 17
Miles Davis 16
Hawkwind 16
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Originally posted by Mellotron <br>Porcupine Tree 26<br><div><br></div>[/QUOTE Mellotron 
Porcupine Tree 26

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That's a very impressive collection of Porcupine Tree a
That's a very impressive collection of Porcupine Tree albums. I only have five in my CD collection:-

Stars Die: The Delerium Years 1991-1997 (2 CD's)
In Absentia (2002)
Warszawa (2004)
Deadwing (2005)

I'm listening to Porcupine Tree right now, so I'll see if I can find 26 albums for my prog channel. Thumbs Up

My favourite Porcupine Tree album so far: Voyage 34 - the ultimate psychedelic trip for the ears! Wacko

5 stars 2000: Porcupine Tree - Voyage 34: The Complete Trip -  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdktF-lL0yEbSjFjGkBerABaxfz-ZNwgA


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This is virtually impossible - I have moved house so many times, amassed varying formats including digital.  It was possible to do up until the mid-80s but now I couldn't tell you!  At the moment, my Henry Cow Redux Box Set probably trumps everything else!
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Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

Van der Graaf Generator
Peter Hammill
Pink Floyd
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard
Yes
Black Sabbath
Emerson Lake & Palmer
Hawkwind
Santana
King Crimson
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Philip Glass
 
I should add Magma to this list.
 
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01. Porcupine Tree - 24 albums 
02. Leonard Cohen - 21 albums
03. Opeth - 17 albums
04. Camel - 16 albums 
05. Rush - 15 albums
06. Riverside - 13 albums 
07. Blue Oyster Cult - 11 albums
08. Eloy - 10 albums
09. Nektar - 9 albums
10. Barclay James Harvest - 8 albums

11. Genesis - 8 albums
12. The Moody Blues - 8 albums
13. 10cc - 7 albums
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Pink Floyd - 6 
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - 5
Genesis - 5
King Crimson - 3
Van der Graaf Generator - 3
Can - 3
Eloy - 3
Focus - 3
Magma - 3
Czeslaw Niemen - 3
Mike Oldfield - 3
Osibisa - 3
Premiata Forneria Marconi - 3
Santana - 3
Tool - 3
Rick Wakeman - 3

not considered Prog, or partially:
Black Sabbath - 3
Deep Purple - 4
Led Zeppelin - 3
Miles Davis - 3

As it can be seen, I'm very strict with the number of albums from one artist, while I like much to have
albums from really many artists and many different countries - and I certainly won't say that the artists 
listed here are all my favourite ones.


Edited by David_D - January 09 2023 at 12:01
                      quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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Ok, From what I remember:

Rush - 18
Yes - 13
Genesis - 12
Zappa/ Mothers - 9
Pink Floyd - 5
King Crimson - 5
Gentle Giant  - 5
Jean Luc Ponty  - 5
Steve Hackett - 5
Jetheo Tull - 4
Renaissance - 4
Porcupine Tree - 4



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Magma - 14
Alio Die - 13
Genesis - 13
Pat Metheny - 13
Ryuichi Sakamoto - 13
King Crimson - 12
Big Big Train - 12
Ulver - 10
Yes - 10
Klaus Schulze - 10
Motorpsycho - 9
The Gathering - 9
Anthony Phillips - 9
Bruce Cockburn - 9
Jean-Luc Ponty - 9
Karda Estra - 9
Nektar - 9
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