Admit It

None. But I have been a Pink Floyd fanboy for quite a long time. And of Rush for a short while.

Edited by someone_else - December 09 2010 at 04:43

Tapfret wrote: I admit it. I may be the only Bondage Fruit fanboy.

You are not alone men :) I love Bondage fruit too but i am more of a  Zappa fanboy 

Anything Toby Driver related, so thats all maudlin of the Well and Kayo Dot studio albums (4 each), Toby's solo album and the first Tarta Lamb album, plus the Live in Bonn CD-R that came with Coyote when I pre-orderd it from KD's website. The new EP, Stained Glass, is on order (along with a KD t-shirt), and I donated $35 to the Tarta Lamb II recording so I'll get that in both CD-R and Vynil sometime early next year. I also bought Tusk's The Resistant Dreamer because Driver contributed on one of the songs. In total thats 11 albums with 76 songs over 9 hours 20 minutes. 

You know I'm an Opeth fanboy.And this year I became a post rock/metal fanboy.

Edited by DisgruntledPorcupine - December 09 2010 at 10:37

Magma (and other Vander bands)
Ruins (and other Yoshida bands)
Can
Henry Cow
Primus (and other Claypool projects, though I'm not as rabid of a fanboy of them as I am of the above four bands).

My Jimi Hendrix collection including bootlegs and live concerts amounts to 2645 songs which is 10 days of music.

Edited by Adams Bolero - December 09 2010 at 12:29

Let's see...what bands have I spent untold amounts of time, money, and heartache over?  What bands have compelled me to hunt down every single demo, every single studio outtake, every single cover track played live and recorded on a crappy recorded stuffed into someone's back pocket?  Let me see...

Queen.  First love, and still going strong.  I've got about two albums' worth of unreleased goodness; still waiting for Queen Productions to capitalize on the massive fan appetite AND RELEASE A RARITIES BOX SET, DAMMIT.

The Doors.  So many of their outtakes are incredible.  Also, I genuinely think that Orange County Suite is the best song Jim Morrison ever wrote.

Def Leppard.  A bit embarrassing, I suppose, but I love these guys.

Rufus Wainwright.  Not prog, but perfection.  Has more unreleased material than released, which can make the process of tracking down songs kind of arduous.

T. Rex.  Just a huge Marc Bolan fan.  The Unchained box set is a priceless treasure.

Kansas.  Another primal love.  I remember how excited I became when I discovered they'd recorded an original Christmas song for an album by The December People.  Bought the whole album for that single track.

There are definitely others; a lot of the bands I listen to have great hard-to-find material.  But these were some of my first true obsessions.

Anybody have the COMPLETE Deep Purple studio discogaphy WITH all offical live albums? That takes dedication.