I mean the only studio albums, not all existing collections and compilations, live etc

no matter the physical or digital albums you have.

The Beatles
Please Please Me (1963)
With The Beatles (1963)
A Hard Day's Night (1964)
Beatles For Sale (1964)
Help! (1965)
Rubber Soul (1965)
Revolver (1966)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)
Magical Mystery Tour (1967)
The Beatles (1968)
Yellow Submarine (1969)
Abbey Road (1969)
Let It Be (1970)

Pink Floyd
The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (1967)
A Saucerful Of Secrets (1968)
More (1969)
Ummagumma (1969)
Atom Heart Mother ( 1970)
Meddle (1971)
Obscured By Clouds (1972)
The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973)
Wish You Were Here (1975)
Animals (1977)
The Wall (1979)
The Final Cut (1983)
A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987)
The Division Bell (1994)

Michael Jackson

Off the wall (1979)

Thriller (1982)

Bad (1987)

Dangerous (1991)

HIStory (1995)

Invincible (2001)

Guns N' Roses
Appetite for Destruction (1987)
G N' R Lies (1988)
Use Your Illusion I and II (1991)
"The Spaghetti Incident?" (1993)
Chinese Democracy (2008)

George Michael
Faith (1987)
Listen Without Prejudice (1990)
Older (1996)
Songs From The Last Century (1999)

Patience (2004)

Within Temptation
Enter (1997)
Mother Earth (2000)
The Silent Force (2004)
The Heart of Everything (2007)
The Unforgiving (2011)

Evanescence
Fallen (2003)
The Open Door (2006)
Evanescence (2011)

Amy Winehouse
Frank (2003)
Back to Black (2006)

Savage Garden
Savage Garden (1997)
Affirmation (1999)

Justin Timberlake
Justified (2002)
FutureSex/LoveSounds (2006)

Lauryn Hill (it was the most difficult to collect her huge studio discography )
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

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Mint Condition

Prince

P-Funk

Boosty

Stevie Wonder

Peter Gabriel

Annie lennox

Donny Hathaway

Lalah hathaway

Meshell Ndegeocello

Ceelo Green

Outkast

Michael Jackson

Janet Jackson

Isley Brothers

Ohio Players

Dazz Band

Roger

The Time

Jesse Johnson

Rachell Ferrelle

Frank Mccomb

Ndambi

Queen

Curtis Mayfield

James Brown

Toni Braxton

Babyface

George Duke

Bobby Brown

Johnny Gill

Sam Cooke

Mary J Blige

Conya Doss

Ledisi

Anita Baker

Phyliss Hyman

Angie Bofill

Chico Debarge

El Debarge

Devo

Kraftwerk

..........and quite a few more.

oh my, now I feel an inferiority complex

how much money you've spent on records? you could buy a house with that money.

unique said:

I got loads and of most artists you mentioned I have all solo and related stuff as well as bootlegs. You've also missed off a few titles like Amy's last two albums, some floyd and timber lake and nysnc. And what about singles and compilations. You need those to have the discography.

you mean posthumous albums?

I have all the singles only the Beatles, I don`t think that many people do have every album and every single of many artists, maximum of handful

and no, I have all the Pink Floyd studio albums, although I don`t like much the earliest of them, I bought just for the collection.
I have some compilations ("1","King of Pop", "Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd" etc), but to collect all of them - just unreal, especially considering that I'm a student.

If I add all the albums that I downloaded for free, it would be a very long list.

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Probably nobody, even with the ones that I have all of their albums. Most of them have songs that were either singles only, were on soundtracks/compilations only, guest appearances on other folks songs/albums (particularly with jazz acts like George Benson), or are out of print. With Johnnie Taylor, he has a lot of singles only, early songs with the gospel group Highway QC's, and SAR era material that are not available. I do have a compilation of that has every song JT recorded with the Soul Stirrers. I don't have the Steeltown stuff the J5 did, nor the Save The Children soundtrack with different acts. Though I'd rather have the video of Save The Children (aka Brothers And Sisters), than the album. Sade had a lot of B-sides in the 1980's, and I only have one of them, but have heard most of them. I also don't have anything that was download only by anyone, because I don't do downloading, pay or free.

LiLi1992 said:

I have all the singles only the Beatles,

What about the Tony Sheridan album? There's been several editions over the years. This is the most recent:

There's also a compilation of The Beatles Christmas singles, but I've only seen it on vinyl.

I forgot about the Hollywood Bowl album that was released in the mid 1970's by Capitol. But I think that's out of print, and don't believe has ever been released on CD. Then, there's Live At The BBC and the 3 Anthology sets.

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LiLi1992 said:

oh my, now I feel an inferiority complex

how much money you've spent on records? you could buy a house with that money.

$? More than I care 2 admit.............

SuperSoulFighter said:

Robert Johnson, because he only recorded 29 songs! With artists as prolific as Dylan, Prince or Zappa it's a lot of work and there's always a record somewhere that's ultra-rare and very expensive... Besides, does "complete" mean each and every pressing of a particular record? Or just, "all albums"? Even then... I don't have 20Ten 4 example. No, I stopped being a completist.

No, only the studio albums, some artists have dozens of compilations, where the same songs just change places ... you can buy it only if you absolutely irrepressible fanatic of some artist.

LiLi1992 said:

No, only the studio albums, some artists have dozens of compilations, where the same songs just change places ... you can buy it only if you absolutely irrepressible fanatic of some artist.

Sometimes a 'greatest hits/best of' album will have newly recorded songs or previously unreleased songs added to it. There's also the case where a single is different than the album version like No One Is To Blame by Howard Jones, or the maxi single may have a longer version like Dance Little Sister by Terence Trent D'Arby, Did I Hear You Say You Love Me by Stevie Wonder, or America by Prince & The Revolution. Billy Ocean's maxi single for Carribean Queen has alternate versions called African Queen and European Queen. If you only bought his album, then you wouldn't have these. Also in many cases, the version of an album released in Japan has extra songs or a different version/mix of a particular song. In the 1960's, sometimes the mixes were different for mono and stereo versions of songs/albums. Like the mono version of The Beatles' Helter Skelter is shorter than the stereo mix.

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Beatles

Parliament Funkadelic and all versions within

Had all Prince but gave away One Nite Alone, both Raves and Goldnigga

I've only got a few since I'm a kid and don't have money, though I have some artists close.

Michael Jackson (Lili, you're missing some MJ, get Hello World and Blood On The Dance Floor to finish getting the rest of his studio albums)

Got To Be There

Ben

Music And Me

Forever, Michael

Off The Wall

Thriller

Farewell My Summer Love (compilation of previously unreleased MJ music on Motown)

Looking Back To Yesterday (compilation of previously unreleased MJ and J5 music on Motown)

Bad

Dangerous

HIStory

Blood On The Dance Floor: HIStory In The Mix (Remix album plus 5 new tracks)

Invincible

plus the Vision DVD

The Jacksons (only the ones with MJ)

The Jacksons

Goin' Places

Destiny

Triumph

Victory

Björk (really got her entire CD albums discography excluding live albums, one remix album by The Sugarcubes, and the relatively rare "Miranda" album by Tappi Tíkarrass on CD)

(KUKL)

The Eye

Holidays In Europe

(The Sugarcubes)

Life's Too Good

Here Today Tomorrow Next Week!

Stick Around For Joy

(with tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar)

Gling-Gló

(solo)

Debut

Post

Telegram (Remix album)

Homogenic

Selmasongs

Vespertine

Greatist Hits (compilation with one new song)

Family Tree (compilation of previously rare songs and mixes)

Medúlla

Drawing Restraint 9

Volta

Voltaïc ("Live" album, really it's Live In The Studio)

Mount Wittenberg Orca (with Dirty Projectors)

Biophilia

(plus DVDs)

The Juniper Tree (movie that she stars in)

Dancer In The Dark (movie she stars in)

Greatest Hits (has all of her music videos up until 2003)

The Medúlla Videos (all her music videos of songs off the Medúlla album)

Voltaïc (I bought the version that also brings two concerts and all of the Volta music videos as well)

The Beatles (their studio discography)

Please Please Me (mono)

With The Beatles (mono)

A Hard Day's Night (mono)

Beatles For Sale (mono)

Help! (mono and 1965 stereo)

Rubber Soul (mono and 1965 stereo)

Revolver (mono)

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (mono)

The Beatles (mono)

Yellow Submarine

Abbey Road

Let It Be

Mono Masters

Past Masters

Terence Trent D'Arby (not Sananda Maitreya)

Introducing The Hardline According To Terence Trent D'Arby

Terence Trent D'Arby's Neither Fish Nor Flesh (A Soundtrack of Love, Faith, Hope & Destruction)

Terence Trent D'Arby's Symphony Or Damn* (*Exploring The Tension Inside The Sweetness)

Terence Trent D'Arby's Vibrator* (*Batteries Included)

Terence Trent D'Arby's Wildcard!

I don't quite have their whole discographies but I'm getting there with Hikaru Utada, Prince's main discography, Little Richard's CD discography, and Wham!.

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I remember reading that during the 8-track days, sometimes an 8-track would have an extra song not on the vinyl or a different mix. I remember cassettes were occasionally like this too. When CD's first came around, it would have songs not on on the record and/or cassette like Leave Me Alone on Michael Jackson's Bad and a couple of the songs on Characters by Stevie Wonder. When Off The Wall was first released, a few of the songs had different mixes that were later changed on all later pressings. On the CD version of Janet Jackson's debut album, it has the maxi single remix of Say You Do instead of the version from the original release. With The Beatles, most of the Capitol albums were different and in the case of A Hard Day's Night, there's George Martin instrumentals that are not on any of the British albums.

MiniJamesW said:

Wham!

They only have 3 albums, plus a remix album only released in Japan. Andrew has a solo album called Son Of Albert.

Adele

Arcade Fire

Beastie Boys

The Beatles

The Black Crowes

Black Mountain

Black Moth Super Rainbow

Bob Dylan

CCR

Cody ChesnuTT

Clutch

The Dead Milkmen

Dinosaur Jr.

The Flaming Lips

Godspeed You! Black Emperor

The Grateful Dead

Guns-n-Roses

Ice Cube

Jane's Addiction

John Frusciante

Led Zeppelin

MGMT

Peter Gabriel

Parliament/Funkadelic

R.E.M.

Sly & The Family Stone

Soundgarden

The Rolling Stones

Tame Impala

Terence Trent D'Arby

Torche

U2

Van Halen

Van Hunt

Ween

LiLi1992 said:

unique said:

I got loads and of most artists you mentioned I have all solo and related stuff as well as bootlegs. You've also missed off a few titles like Amy's last two albums, some floyd and timber lake and nysnc. And what about singles and compilations. You need those to have the discography.

you mean posthumous albums?

I have all the singles only the Beatles, I don`t think that many people do have every album and every single of many artists, maximum of handful

and no, I have all the Pink Floyd studio albums, although I don`t like much the earliest of them, I bought just for the collection.
I have some compilations ("1","King of Pop", "Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd" etc), but to collect all of them - just unreal, especially considering that I'm a student.

If I add all the albums that I downloaded for free, it would be a very long list.

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posthumous and live. you don't have the complete discography unless you at least have all the official stuff, and i have all the official stuff from dyland and zappa, floyd, beatles, weller, REM, just countless acts, but i'm a collector and completist

The New Radicals.

LiLi1992 said:

Lauryn Hill (it was the most difficult to collect her huge studio discography )
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

Technically, shouldn't her discogography include the Fugees albums?

Michael Jackson

The Beatles

Janet Jackson

Lauryn Hill/Fugees

Kanye West

2Pac (Not counting post-humous)

Notorious B.I.G.

Annie Lennox/Eurythmics

Madonna

Sade

Ne-Yo

Frankie Goes To Hollywood

George Michael/Wham!

Velvet Undeground (Unless you count Squeeze as one of their albums)

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MickyDolenz said:

MiniJamesW said:

Wham!

They only have 3 albums, plus a remix album only released in Japan. Andrew has a solo album called Son Of Albert.

Yeah I know that's why I almost have all of theirs! Have you happened to listen to Andrew's solo album, is it bad (considering that he didn't do much for Wham!)?

MiniJamesW said:

I've only got a few since I'm a kid and don't have money, though I have some artists close.

Michael Jackson (Lili, you're missing some MJ, get Hello World and Blood On The Dance Floor to finish getting the rest of his studio albums)

Got To Be There

Ben

Music And Me

Forever, Michael

Off The Wall

Thriller

Farewell My Summer Love (compilation of previously unreleased MJ music on Motown)

Looking Back To Yesterday (compilation of previously unreleased MJ and J5 music on Motown)

Bad

Dangerous

HIStory

Blood On The Dance Floor: HIStory In The Mix (Remix album plus 5 new tracks)

Invincible

I have Blood on the dance floor ... I didnt include it because it goes beyond the established limits in this topic - only studio albums, and it's official remix album, I have "Fakael" 'Michael' too, by the way.
Officially his solo discography consist of 10 studio albums...but yeah, I need 4 albums when he was a child

posthumous and live. you don't have the complete discography unless you at least have all the official stuff, and i have all the official stuff from dyland and zappa, floyd, beatles, weller, REM, just countless acts, but i'm a collector and completist

Why you should have live albums? They have some new material? no.
and buy all compilations not see the point too (MJ has only 10 studio albums but 72 compilations, Beatles has 57 compilations and so on).
you pay for the same songs over and over again. Where the logic? Yes, you can buy it all if you have enough financial resources, but I think that if someone has all the studio albums of some artist, he has a right to say that he has entire albums discography, IMHO.

Technically, shouldn't her discogography include the Fugees albums?

No, they are separate acts.

RodeoSchro said:

The New Radicals.

Dogsinthetrees said:

Bob Dylan

Wow, that's a lot of albums.

MiniJamesW said:

MickyDolenz said:

They only have 3 albums, plus a remix album only released in Japan. Andrew has a solo album called Son Of Albert.

Yeah I know that's why I almost have all of theirs! Have you happened to listen to Andrew's solo album, is it bad (considering that he didn't do much for Wham!)?

I have Andrew's album. It's alright. If you like pop rock you might dig it, but it sounds nothing like Wham!. George sings background on Red Dress. There's a music video for it, but it seems it's been taken down, but here's the song.

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Aha

Air

Tori Amos

Arcade Fire

Ol' dirty Bastard

Beatles

Beck

Bell & Sebastian

Beyonce

Big Boi

Bjork

Blur

Bodycount

david Bowie

Jeff Buckley

Kate Bush

tracy Chapman

Jarvis Cocker

Daft Punk

The Doors

Nick Drake

Foo Fighters

Gavin Friday

Marvin Gaye

Ceelo Green

Guns 'n' Roses

Jimi Hendrix

Ice T

Janet Jackson

Kanye West

Lenny Kravitz

Ray Lamontage

Led Zepplin

John Legend

Living Colour

Sinead Lohan

Manic Street Preachers

Nicki Minaj

Method Man

Muse

N.E.R.D.

Nirvana

Outcast

Pink Floyd

Placebo

Prince and associates

Public Enemy

Pulp

The Raconteurs

The Roots

Jill Scott

Sly Stone

Justi Timberlake

Tricky

The White Stripes

The Who

LiLi1992 said:

Why you should have live albums? They have some new material? no.

Sometimes they do. Commodores Live! had a then new studio recording called Too Hot To Trot. Teddy Pendergrass Live! Coast To Coast also had new songs at the end, and some "interview" segments. Also, the act might perform a song in concert where there isn't a studio version like Hold The Line by Millie Jackson.

MickyDolenz said:

I have Andrew's album. It's alright. If you like pop rock you might dig it, but it sounds nothing like Wham!. George sings background on Red Dress. There's a music video for it, but it seems it's been taken down, but here's the song.

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Thanks for sharing! Yeah this song actually isn't bad as I thought Andrew's music would be. It is way different than Wham! and it isn't nearly as good but it's decent pop/rock.

LiLi1992 said:

I have Blood on the dance floor ... I didnt include it because it goes beyond the established limits in this topic - only studio albums, and it's official remix album, I have "Fakael" 'Michael' too, by the way.
Officially his solo discography consist of 10 studio albums...but yeah, I need 4 albums when he was a child

Oh yeah, I didn't get the Michael album because although there are a few good tracks some of them are indeed fake and I didn't like how they did the production on the songs and didn't keep the original, I do like however what they did to The Way You Love Me. I just wouldn't support a project like this so I just downloaded the songs, however Bad 25 was something I could get on board with.

You should get the Hello World collection which will get you all 4 of MJ's solo albums on Motown plus Farewell My Summer Love (the released 1984 mix and the previously unreleased original mixes) and Looking Back To Yesterday.

Why you should have live albums? They have some new material? no.
and buy all compilations not see the point too (MJ has only 10 studio albums but 72 compilations, Beatles has 57 compilations and so on).
you pay for the same songs over and over again. Where the logic? Yes, you can buy it all if you have enough financial resources, but I think that if someone has all the studio albums of some artist, he has a right to say that he has entire albums discography, IMHO.

Well you should have live albums because some of them are bloody good, though I agree I don't think they should really count in owning someone's discography. As for compilations, well it depends, I buy compilations if it's an artist that I love and it has a lot of unreleased material or different mixes. For my favorite artists I buy a compilation even if it only has one new song. But yeah for the most part compilations are usually just good for casual fans or if you're looking for an introduction to an artist.

MiniJamesW said:

Thanks for sharing! Yeah this song actually isn't bad as I thought Andrew's music would be. It is way different than Wham! and it isn't nearly as good but it's decent pop/rock.

Wham! was R&B based, but Andrew's album is closer to Def Leppard or something.