Which artist is best represented in your music collection?

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ForumMaster

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Originally posted by: raildogg
System of a Down

interesting. they don't have that many songs. for me it's probablly a tie between them, infected mushroom and blue man group.
 

EGGO

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Nobuo Uematsu: 1116 songs, over two days of music.

Yes, I have listened to them as well.
 

Vic

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Originally posted by: ITJunkie
Originally posted by: broon
Rush. Their entire library.
^yup^ and zeppelin as well
Same here. I have the complete (and I do mean complete) discographies for Rush, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd. Some others as well. Of which, Rush is probably the biggest (in terms of actual size and number of songs/albums).
 

rivan

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I've got either full (non-line) discographies or close to it for Rush, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, U2, Tool, Toad the Wet Sprocket, The Tea Party, REM, Pink Floyd, Pearl Jam, Nine Inch Nails, Metallica, Guster, Bowie, Crystal Method, The Bestie Boys, the Beatles, Chris Isaac, Elvis Costello, Bloodhound Gang, Ben Folds.... ok, I think I'll stop.

I'm at just over 20k tracks, 114G, 122.4 days of music, and have the CDs to back about 95+% of it. To say any of them is better represented than another just judging by volume would be inaccurate, because some are much more proliferate than others. I like iTunes on shuffle :)
 

jonnyGURU

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They Might Be Giants. Have every CD, EP and single. Even some signed ones.
 

Juice Box

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Bad Religion (just about every album and good live show)
Sigur Ros (Every album, and tons of live stuff)
Armin Van Buuren's A State of Trance (Every one from 1 to 250)

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