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Guldbamsen 
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 Posted: March 03 2013 at 13:11 |
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Alright I can do that as well. Think I'll think about it
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AlanB
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Posted: March 03 2013 at 13:13 |
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Slartibartfast
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Posted: March 03 2013 at 16:15 |
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I've been cataloging in Excel since 1999. I've been numbering them at 100 a pop since I began getting CDs. I regret not having acquisition dates on the first 500. I use recorded date rather than release date whenever possible.
2013 - 1 2012 - 7 2011 - 14 2010 - 17 2009 - 19 2008 - 23 2007 - 29 2006 - 26 2005 - 24 2004 - 29 2003 - 40 2002 - 36 2001 - 39 2000 - 31 1999 - 44 1998 - 29 1997 - 40 1996 - 36 1995 - 42 1994 - 45 1993 - 42 1992 - 33 1991 - 36 1990 - 30 1989 - 36 1988 - 30 1987 - 32 1986 - 31 1985 - 24 1984 - 35 1983 - 26 1982 - 27 1981 - 30 1980 - 39 1979 - 44 1978 - 47 1977 - 48 1976 - 53 1975 - 50 1974 - 52 1973 - 39 1972 - 31 1971 - 23 1970 - 30 1969 - 21 1968 - 15 1967 - 12 1966 - 2 1965 - 3 1963 - 1 1962 - 1 1961 - 1 1960 - 1 1959- 1 1958 - 2 1957 - 1 1955 - 1 1953 - 1 1949 - 1 1937 - 2 1920 - 1 1910 - 1 1905 - 1 1903 -1 1893 - 1 1874 - 1 1791 -1 |
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infocat
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Posted: March 03 2013 at 22:32 |
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I've been keeping track for I don't know how many years. Release date and title only. I started too late to do acquisition date. Wish!
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The.Crimson.King
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Posted: April 29 2013 at 15:27 |
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I started cataloging my albums in the early 90's so this exercise was easy.
1964 - 1 * 1965 - 2 * 1966 - 2 * 1967 - 16 ******** 1968 - 16 ******** 1969 - 24 ************ 1970 - 29 ************** 1971 - 26 ************* 1972 - 40 ******************** 1973 - 40 ******************** 1974 - 57 **************************** 1975 - 50 ************************* 1976 - 40 ******************** 1977 - 42 ********************* 1978 - 35 ***************** 1979 - 26 ************* 1980 - 36 ***************** 1981 - 26 ************* 1982 - 16 ******** 1983 - 25 ************ 1984 - 30 *************** 1985 - 26 ************* 1986 - 14 ******* 1987 - 21 ********** 1988 - 23 *********** 1989 - 17 ******** 1990 - 20 ********** 1991 - 26 ************* 1992 - 32 **************** 1993 - 30 *************** 1994 - 24 ************ 1995 - 24 ************ 1996 - 21 ********** 1997 - 16 ******** 1998 - 21 ********** 1999 - 22 *********** 2000 - 15 ******* 2001 - 15 ******* 2002 - 8 **** 2003 - 14 ******* 2004 - 11 ***** 2005 - 8 **** 2006 - 8 **** 2007 - 0 2008 - 4 ** 2009 - 0 2010 - 1 * 2011 - 3 * 2012 - 0 ======== Total albums - 1001 I built my album collection up in 3 distinct ways. 1st from hearing stuff on the radio and buying the album or being intrigued by the album cover art or recommendations from other people. 2nd I had this friend who was also heavy into prog and also had a large collection. We started getting together once every couple of weeks where he'd bring me 3 or 4 things from his collection and I'd bring him some things from mine. He turned me onto Hawkwind, Marillion, Kate Bush, & Greenslade and the best of the neo prog bands like IQ & Twelfth Night. 3rd in the 1990's I ran across this project on USENET (the text-based precursor to the internet) called "The Gibralter Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock". They were putting together the A-Z of every prog band out there and everyone was encouraged to help contribute band/album reviews. It was eventually a massive text document that I printed out and brought with me to record stores. I discovered Ange, Pulsar, Anekdoten, Devil Doll, Thinking Plague, Henry Cow, Terraced Garden...
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smartpatrol
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Posted: April 29 2013 at 16:10 |
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This includes both albums I own and albums I want:
1959 - 1 * 1960 - 2 ** 1961 - 4 **** 1962 - 0 1963 - 5 ***** 1964 - 4 **** 1965 - 10 ********** 1966 - 9 ********* 1967 - 14 ************** 1968 - 15 *************** 1969 - 19 ******************* 1970 - 20 ******************** 1971 - 17 ***************** 1972 - 15 *************** 1973 - 21 ********************* 1974 - 10 ********** 1975 - 15 *************** 1976 - 12 ************ 1977 - 5 ***** 1978 - 14 ************** 1979 - 18 ****************** 1980 - 13 ************* 1981 - 20 ******************** 1982 - 12 ************ 1983 - 11 *********** 1984 - 12 ************ 1985 - 6 ****** 1986 - 8 ******** 1987 - 10 ********** 1988 - 10 ********** 1989 - 4 **** 1990 - 6 ****** 1991 - 13 ************* 1992 - 9 ********* 1993 - 6 ****** 1994 - 6 ****** 1995 - 6 ****** 1996 - 14 ************** 1997 - 9 ********* 1998 - 8 ******** 1999 - 11 *********** 2000 - 12 ************ 2001 - 10 *********** 2002 - 8 ******** 2003 - 10 *********** 2004 - 15 *************** 2005 - 13 ************* 2006 - 13 ************* 2007 - 14 ************** 2008 - 11 *********** 2009 - 16 **************** 2010 - 21 ********************* 2011 - 19 ******************* 2012 - 29 ***************************** 2013 - 8 ******** Edited by smartpatrol - April 29 2013 at 22:19 |
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The Doctor
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Posted: April 29 2013 at 16:51 |
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Between my CD collection, records and stuff that I've ripped to my computer but are currently in storage, I'd say I have somewhere over 2000 albums. So my list is:
1961-2013: All of them. Whew! That was tough.
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I can understand your anger at me, but what did the horse I rode in on ever do to you?
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Polymorphia
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Posted: April 29 2013 at 17:05 |
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Is this based on release date or date of purchase?
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progbethyname
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Posted: April 29 2013 at 17:10 |
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Wow. I'd say I've got around 1600 albums and the balk my collection would definitely be from the 1980's. Most of my CDs and such are in storage cause I recently moved back in with the parents. Lol. I've never catalogued my albums manually cause I tunes can do that for you, but I haven't imported all my CDs onto it just yet. I will in time. :)
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Ok. It's time. Lets get Fields Of The Nephilim on PA. They rightfully belong here.
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infocat
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Posted: April 29 2013 at 20:50 |
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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Posted: April 29 2013 at 21:00 |
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1955 1 * 1956 1 * 1957 1 * 1958 3 ** 1959 2 * 1964 1 * 1965 3 ** 1966 2 * 1967 5 *** 1968 3 ** 1969 15 ******* 1970 26 ************* 1971 31 *************** 1972 40 ******************** 1973 30 *************** 1974 35 ***************** 1975 38 ******************* 1976 22 *********** 1977 34 ***************** 1978 26 ************* 1979 19 ********* 1980 15 ******* 1981 11 ***** 1982 8 **** 1983 7 **** 1984 5 *** 1985 5 *** 1986 7 **** 1987 4 ** 1988 9 ***** 1989 16 ******** 1990 6 *** 1991 10 ***** 1992 3 ** 1993 10 ***** 1994 12 ****** 1995 12 ****** 1996 14 ******* 1997 10 ***** 1998 10 ***** 1999 21 ********** 2000 14 ******* 2001 19 ********* 2002 19 ********* 2003 16 ******** 2004 25 ************ 2005 26 ************* 2006 26 ************* 2007 28 ************** 2008 33 **************** 2009 59 ***************************** 2010 42 ********************* 2011 44 ********************** 2012 45 ********************** 2013 6 ****** |
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Ian
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TheGazzardian
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Posted: April 29 2013 at 22:12 |
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I started cataloguing my collection on RateYourMusic two years ago and have kept it up to date since, so luckily this shan't be overly hard. I seem to recall once seeing a way to generate a graph of this on that site but can't recall how to do so, so this is from me doing it in google docs.
  Top Year per decade 1957 - 1 1969 - 15 1973 - 28 1989/1989 - 19 1995 - 36 2007 - 51 2010 - 97
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Tom Ozric
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Posted: April 30 2013 at 00:39 |
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Sheezus, some folks have too much time on their hands...............
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Dayvenkirq
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Posted: April 30 2013 at 00:40 |
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"People tell you life is short. ... No, it's not. Life is long. Especially if you make the wrong decisions." - Chris Rock
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Tom Ozric
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Posted: April 30 2013 at 00:53 |
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I once did a year list for my LP collection (numbering around 1600) but I dunno what happened to it. I usually put all my scribblings away somewhere to refer back to but I haven't this time. What I do know is that my earliest year is around 1966 up to 2012. I poached an LP from my folks called 'Big 16 Guitar Favourites' by (at the time) innovative guitarist Vinnie Bell. Just a bunch of jazz/pop standards done in an early, experimental fashion. It might date from 1965......?
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progbethyname
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Posted: April 30 2013 at 10:44 |
Yup. Me too. Well see how long my unemployment streak lasts. Maybe I can bar graph it like the GIZZARDIAN! Holy crap that is fantastic. Lol |
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Ok. It's time. Lets get Fields Of The Nephilim on PA. They rightfully belong here.
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Polymorphia
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Posted: April 30 2013 at 11:53 |
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My family is like a music commune. If you count all of the albums my family owns, plus the records my dad's department owns (he's a jazz studies professor), there should be 10,000, at the very least, some of them dating back to the earliest days of recording. Because of this, I actually haven't bought a ton of albums. I just
mooch off theirs. At most, I've bought about 50, the earliest being
early/mid-60s, latest being 2012 or 2013. Also, I am a bit cheap.
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moshkito
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Posted: May 01 2013 at 08:33 |
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Hi,
More than half of my record collection came before 1979. Probably two thirds. It accounts for my being able to speak about them so much. The least and leanest years were the 90's when I was broke and could not afford a whole lot!
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... none of the hits, none of the time ... you might actually find your own art, or self!
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Metalmarsh89
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Posted: May 04 2013 at 11:43 |
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I only own CD's, no vinyls yet, but here's my collection. I started less than 3 years ago, so it will definitely continue to build. You guys have inspired me to begin cataloging my collection too. This only took me a listen of Permanent Waves to complete though (yes that's how I measure time
 ).This list includes all albums, eps, and compilations, prog and otherwise. No singles though. 1968 - 1 - * 1969 - 5 - ***** 1970 - 5 - ***** 1971 - 8 - ******** 1972 - 6 - ****** 1973 - 7 - ******* 1974 - 5 - ***** 1975 - 4 - **** 1976 - 3 - *** 1977 - 4 - **** 1978 - 3 - *** 1979 - 2 - ** 1980 - 3 - *** 1981 - 3 - *** 1982 - 4 - **** 1983 - 5 - ***** 1984 - 5 - ***** 1985 - 3 - *** 1986 - 4 - **** 1987 - 3 - *** 1988 - 4 - **** 1989 - 3 - *** 1990 - 2 - ** 1991 - 2 - ** 1992 - 2 - ** 1993 - 2 - ** 1994 - 1 - * 1995 - 4 - **** 1996 - 2 - ** 1997 - 2 - ** 1998 - 3 - *** 1999 - 4 - **** 2000 - 3 - *** 2001 - 1 - * 2002 - 5 - ***** 2003 - 6 - ****** 2004 - 4 - **** 2005 - 5 - ***** 2006 - 6 - ****** 2007 - 6 - ****** 2008 - 9 - ********* 2009 - 9 - ********* 2010 - 3 - *** 2011 - 9 - ********* 2012 - 6 - ****** 2013 - 2 - ** Edited by Metalmarsh89 - May 04 2013 at 11:54 |
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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Posted: May 04 2013 at 21:43 |
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Which will be the first year to hit double digits?
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Ian
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