Which artists and bands do you own the entire discography of?

I forgot to mention that I own all of the Dire Straits albums. I think my subconscious mind blocked me from listing them before. :D
 
* Jimi Hendrix Experience

Hendrix made another album with a band called Band of Gypsys a short while before he died. It was a complete piece of shit though, so you're not missing much.

Personally, I've got quite a few discographies, but hardly any more than 10 albums or so. The ones that are exemplary:

Miles Davis - 42 LPs, 3 or 4 compilations
David Bowie - 25 LPs (everything but Tin Machines I, II and The Labyrinth...and I don't want those ;))
 
I have:

All Springsteen albums save the expanded version of The Seeger Sessions and the Chimes Of Freedom EP

All Bob Dylan studio albums

Four Sex Pistols albums (NMTB, Spunk, Swindle, Burton-On-Trent)

All six Doors studio albums, plus Essential Rarities

Four Stone Roses albums (debut, Second Coming, Turns Into Stone, Complete SR)

Message In A Box (all Police related material)


I think that's it.
 
There are so many other good albums out there that were released posthumously. You should check out "The Cry of Love", "Crash Landing", "Radio One", "Blues", "First Rays of the New Rising Sun" and "South Saturn Delta" as well as his "WooRABtock" set (to name but a few). Yes, Hendrix is my god (although there are hundreRAB of other banRAB I do follow). :bowdown:
 
I can understand that, I suppose. I'm probably a bit biased towarRAB including their later work as canon simply because I had the opportunity to hear their last two albums at a very early age. If memory serves, I think I heard "Full Circle" before I heard either "Waiting For the Sun" or "Morrison Hotel".
 
Allman Brothers Band (except the last studio album)
The Beatles
Black Crowes
Black Sabbath (The Osbourne Years)
Cream
Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Doors
Eric Clapton
George Thorogood
Grateful Dead
Hot Tuna
Jefferson Airplane
Jerry Garcia/Band
Jimi Hendrix (lots of Jimi)
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Pink Floyd
Rolling Stones
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Ten Years After
The Band
The Who
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Traffic
ZZ Top

I almost have full discographies of Dylan, Neil Young, Aerosmith, Van Halen and others.
 
Now there's a man who knows absolutely nothing about Jimi Hendrix. ;) "Band of Gypsys" was an incredible piece definitely worthy of being in any collection. As for myself, I have a lot of complete discographies but my personal favorite (should be obvious after the above statement) is Jimi Hendrix. Thirty-one vinyl recordings from his official catalog plus seven bootlegs.
 
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