Rate my collection please!

Hey guys am new here and I guessed that as a newbie I ought to lay down what I've got. I'd love to hear comments/suggestions on my stuff and hopefully get some sense of direction from you guys.

Thanks

Here is a (slightly shorter) list of what I've got:

The Arcade Fire - Funeral
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
Blur - Best Of/Think Tank
Camel - Mirage
Cream - Disraeli Gears
Deep Purple - In Rock/Fireball/Machine Head/Made In Japan
The Doors - Best Of
Electric Soft Parade - Holes In Wall/American Adventure
ELP - Brain Salad Surgery/Tarkus/Welcome Back
Franz Ferdinand
Futureheads
Genesis - Lamb Lies Down/Selling England
Hawkwind - Hall of Mountain Grill
Jethro Tull - Aqualung/Thick As A Brick
Joe Satriani - Surfing W/ The Alien
Kaiser Chiefs - Employment
Kasabian
The Killers - Hot Fuss
King Crimson - In The Court of the Crimson King
Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy/IV/HtWWW/Best Of/Presence/Physical Graffiti
Marillion - This Strange Engine
The Nice - Assorted mp3s
nirvana - Best Of
Pink Floyd - All albums except Pulse & Relics
Porcupine Tree - Deadwing
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the deaf
Radiohead - Ok Computer/Hail to the Thief
Razorlight - Up all night
Red Hot Chilli Peppers - By the Way
Rick Wakeman - Journey/Myths&Legends/Henry VIII
Rush - 2112
Salem Hill - Not everybody's gold
The Strokes - is this it?
Thin Lizzy - Greatest Hits
White Stripes - Elephant
The Who - Tommy
Yes - Fragile/Yes Album/Close to the Edge/Relayer/Yessongs/Tales/Going for the One/Relayer

There are a few other things most of which are totally irrelevant and mostly unplayed but this is the backbone of my stuff, please feel free to pass comment, good or bad!





Edited by TheBarbarian

Cheers for a bit of feedback, must say I do find myself alot more drawn to the 70s stuff, seems so much more daring and expansive.

But yeah thanks will follow your advice!

That's not a bad collection.

You need more  R U S H  though....

A pretty good collection there! And you'll have no problem finding new albums to buy, since you have pretty few albums of bands like genesis, camel, jethro tull, marillion and king crimson. If you're looking for new bands, based on your collection, I would recommend Van Der Graaf Generator and Gentle Giant.

Don't be afraid to check out some more recent bands like The Flower Kings or Spock's Beard for example! A lot of good prog has been made in the last 15 years too!

Welcome to progarchives!

you could have evalued a glittering collection having pink floyd's whole discography and some other albums of gentle giant-octopus,acquiring the taste or king crimson-especially red!!!!!hey,but that's good,it's OK,prog-aimer!!!!!!

Get some KING CRIMSON for God's sake!!!
I know albums are pretty expensive, but Internet is over there to serve you! Just a little search will bring you to a whole new discography
That's how I got my entire Procol Harum Collection (all classic albums except Home, Broken Barricades and Live w t Edmonton S O. And I know where to find them, too, just haven't had the chance to download!)

Where on earth are you dwelling, btw? You might have a chance to collect great deal of Russian MP3 CD's for more than reasonable prices! I don't want to reveal my collection here, suffice to say I've got almost entire cataloges of some 100 bands!!!

Nice collection for a start, though!
Keep on proggin'

Nice to hear about rick wakeman... try 7 wonders of the world, i think its heavily underrated
Good collection, try DT!!

You need some Dream Theater baby!

Moogtron III wrote: Some more Gentle Giant and VdGG won't hurt. It will hurt your friends maybe, but not you. Have you considered Caravan? Some more Camel, and a touch of Anekdoten, some extra ELP (the eponymous debut!) would be nice. I think...

get "Three Friends" by Gentle Giant; that's the only album of theirs I have, but it's pretty cool
 

Try CREAM's live and BBC radio recordings instead of their studio works. Much more power and improvisations!