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This is a great question.

Masayoshi Takanaka - 10
Megadeth - 8
Vulfpeck - 7
Aesop Rock - 6
Bone Thugs and Harmony - 5

Pearl Jam and it's not even close. I have dozens of their releases. They put a lot of live stuff out and I have a bunch of it.

Taylor Swift - 19
The Beatles - 14 (Even more if you count individual stuff like Wings, John/Paul/George solo stuff, etc)
Incubus - 13
Pink Floyd - 12
Papa Roach - 12
Black Keys - 12
Sublime/Sublime With Rome - 11
Queens Of The Stone Age - 10 (+5 if you include Kyuss)
Oasis - 8
Dirty Heads - 7
Tool - 7
Post Malone - 5
A Perfect Circle - 5

Probably Depeche Mode... and Weird Al Yankovic.

Unless we're counting internet acts, in which case I have the full Duane and Brando discography, haha.

I also had a ton of Temp Sound Solutions CD-Rs that he used to sell online. I should probably ask if I can get bandcamp downloads for those now.

Obituary - 12
Opeth - 11
Elton John - 10
Lamb of God - 9
Megadeth - 9
Metallica - 9
Slayer - 9
Led Zepplin - 8
Mastodon - 8
Cattle Decapitation - 8
Death - 8
Dying Fetus - 8
Iron Maiden - 7
Cannibal Corpse - 7
Ghost - 6
Benediction - 6
Between the Buried and Me - 6
Panopticon - 6
Suffocation - 6

No real surprises other than the fact that I thought Elton John would be on top. Love me some Obituary though

Blink-182 - 9

Only one I collect

When I had physical copies it was

System of a Down
Godsmack
Tool

Since all I do know is stream That really does not count. Been into Avatar lately though.

If we are going percentage, it's Death, I own every one and even most on Vinyl.

My Blue Oyster Cult collection may be a little bigger, though

Toshi Masuda - Composer of Naruto - 3
Yasunori Mitsuda - Chrono Trigger/Cross - 2, + around 3 more random Chrono CDs

Does stand up comedy count? I have a bunch of Mitch Hedberg CDs.

Thrice - 15

beavis wrote:

You have all these rock and metal bands and... Elton John..
so random.. lol

I might have way too many CDs...but these ones stand out as having a lot...I'll exclude all the stuff I have on digital.

Doro Pesch/Warlock - 28
Kylie Minogue - 22
Mariah Carey - 16

shadyfozzie wrote:

Growing up my parents didn't listen to alot of music but my mom had three groups she liked and listened to often; Air Supply, Phil Collins, and Elton John. Air Supply and Phil Collins didn't stick for me but Elton John did. My biggest concert regret is never seeing him live before he retired. It's always been a running joke amongst my family and friends about how I am deep into extreme metal but have this love for Elton John's music.

If you enjoy him I highly recommend Live from Moscow, 1979. Just him and his piano (occasionally joined by a session drummer), one of the best live albums ever.

Norah Jones - 6
Death Cab For Cutie - 5
Sleigh Bells - 5
Chvrches - 4
Missy Higgins - 4

These are the artists/bands where I own 4 or more. Even before checking my collection on Discogs I knew Norah Jones would be number 1.

Heavyd814life wrote:

I loooove Norah Jones! I've seen here in concert three times now. She's simply amazing.

I see that you like Sleigh Bells as well. I'm a huge fan of theirs. I got to see them once. It was the most fun I've ever had at a show. Such a super high energy level in such a small venue was incredible.

Iron Maiden - 14
Modest Mouse - 12
Megadeth - 8
The Midnight - 8
Incubus - 6
Pink Floyd - 6
Staind - 6
COLD - 5
Death Cab for Cutie - 5
Linkin Park - 5

I just bought five more Sigur Rós albums from a used media store in my town, so my total is up to 10 now. I've seen these guys twice and just got a ticket the other day to see them again in Nashville in October, this time with an Orchestra!

I don’t have physical CD’s or Vinyl anymore but it’s gotta be:

Beatles
Van Morrison
Sade
Sublime
Nas
Mac Miller
Cage the Elephant
Beck
Temptations
Marvin Gaye
John Frusciante
Tom Petty