My Cd Collection
Albums I actually own on CD. I started regularly keeping up with new releases and buying CD's in the past two years, but I've always had some CD's, so expect an insight into my dark musical past. |
1 | | Agalloch The Mantle
This has a certain aesthetic like no other. Perfect imo. |
2 | | Black Stone Cherry Black Stone Cherry
A fine debut. A pity they've got far more commercial with subsequent albums. |
3 | | Bloc Party Silent Alarm
I first heard of this band through "Like Eating Glass" being featured in Tony Hawk's American Wasteland. Great album, but never liked their other stuff. |
4 | | Devin Townsend Unplugged
Got a signed copy of this when I saw him do a acoustic gig. |
5 | | Dinosaur Jr. Beyond
Picked this up blindly, knowing I liked You're Living All Over Me and a greatest hits compilation of theirs. Luckily it's now become one of my favourites of their's. |
6 | | Dinosaur Jr. Bug |
7 | | Dinosaur Jr. You're Living All Over Me |
8 | | Dream Theater A Dramatic Turn of Events
Got this on day one. Fucking disappointing. |
9 | | Dream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory
Classic. DT at their best. |
10 | | Enslaved RIITIIR
Blew me away when I first streamed it. Bought it with the bonus DVD for ?6.66 /m |
11 | | Foo Fighters Wasting Light
Just a great rock record. |
12 | | Ghost B.C. Infestissumam
One of my most recent purchases. Got it with a signed poster. It's cool see this band rising from obscurity so fast. Great live, too. |
13 | | Godspeed You! Black Emperor Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas...
Amazing. Got me into exploring post rock. |
14 | | Gojira L'Enfant Sauvage
One of my favourite recent metal bands. As a drummer, Mario is an inspiration. |
15 | | Gojira The Flesh Alive |
16 | | Iron Maiden Brave New World
Not my favourite of theirs, but it was cheap. |
17 | | Katatonia The Great Cold Distance
Got this with the 5.1 mix. |
18 | | Kyuss Welcome to Sky Valley
Cool sludgy, stonery album. Those riffs. |
19 | | Lamb of God Resolution
Got it cause I liked Ghost Walking. Don't listen to it much though. |
20 | | Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV |
21 | | Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin
Anything LZ is classic, obviously. |
22 | | Mastodon Crack The Skye
Discovering Mastodon from my friend is one of my defining memories of my A-levels. |
23 | | Meshuggah Koloss
Took a while to grow on me, but now when I'm in the mood for ear pummeling, nothing else will do. |
24 | | Miles Davis Kind of Blue
Not really a jazz fan, but this can be good for the evening. |
25 | | Mogwai Special Moves
Got this cause it was recommended on here as a greatest hits of sorts. Great songlist. |
26 | | Nickelback Silver Side Up
Uh-oh. Yeah, I was a young teenager. |
27 | | Nickelback The Long Road
None of these are terrible albums though. Just kinda dull. |
28 | | Opeth Blackwater Park
Got this with the 5.1 mix, as did I with Heritage, Still Life, Watershed and Ghost Reveries. |
29 | | Opeth Damnation |
30 | | Opeth Deliverance |
31 | | Opeth Ghost Reveries |
32 | | Opeth Heritage
So different to their other releases. I have to be in a certain mood. |
33 | | Opeth Watershed |
34 | | Paradise Lost Draconian Times
Another 5.1 mix. Great band, very solid live too. |
35 | | Paradise Lost Icon |
36 | | Paradise Lost Tragic Idol |
37 | | Paw Dragline
Pretty rare grunge album no one's heard of. I like the songwriting. |
38 | | Porcupine Tree Lightbulb Sun
Will eventually get the other PT 5.1s, but for now this is my only one. Really enjoyable album. |
39 | | Queens of the Stone Age ...Like Clockwork
Most recent purchase. Streamed it a few times, loved it. I haven't heard a rock album as good as this in a while. |
40 | | Queens of the Stone Age Songs For The Deaf
Rocks. |
41 | | Rage Against The Machine Rage Against The Machine
I got the 20th Anniversary edition. It didn't really need the remastering cause the production is really good as it is. |
42 | | Red Hot Chili Peppers By The Way
Used to be a big fan when I was younger. They've gone way down hill since then. |
43 | | Red Hot Chili Peppers Californication
Good album, BUT REALLY BLOODY LOUD PRODUCTION. |
44 | | Red Hot Chili Peppers Greatest Hits
I actually really like the two new songs on this. |
45 | | Richard Hawley Standing At The Sky's Edge
It was cheap. I do like what I've heard from the guy though. On this he's like a psychadelic Johnny Cash. |
46 | | Soundgarden Badmotorfinger
My favourite band from the grunge era. |
47 | | Soundgarden Superunknown |
48 | | Steven Wilson Grace for Drowning
Yeah, I'm a big Wilson fan. |
49 | | Steven Wilson Insurgentes
Got all his albums in 5.1 |
50 | | Steven Wilson The Raven That Refused to Sing |
51 | | Tenacious D Rize of the Fenix
Been a fan for a while. Good album, but not as funny as their first one. Packaging's kind of shit too. |
52 | | The Sword Apocryphon
Cool band. |
53 | | The Who Who's Next |
54 | | Witchcraft Legend
One of those smaller bands I like to keep track of. I preferred their older sound though. |
55 | | Yes Close to the Edge
I needed some older prog in my collection, and this was cheap. Eventually I'll get In The Court of the Crimson King. |
56 | | Witherscape The Inheritance
Not a brilliant album, but an interesting one. The first track I heard from it, "Astrid Falls" is probably the best track on there. Makes me want to check out the rest of Dan Swano's stuff. |
57 | | Katatonia Dethroned & Uncrowned
I pledged for this and got a signed digibook copy with 5.1 mix. |
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