My CD Collection from A-Z
You will notice upon browsing my CD collection that there is music from many different genres. While my love of music has always been a constant in my life, the types of music I listen to changes from year to year, day to day and minute to minute. Jump straight to the music collection (skip my history).
My Music-Listening History
I was an 80’s kid and I listened to all the normal popular stuff on the radio at the time---Madonna, Michael Jackson, Cyndi Lauper, Van Halen, ZZ Top, Quiet Riot, Duran Duran, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard. I also remember hearing a lot of the now “classic rock” songs back then too. I remember ending out the 80’s being heavily into the B-52’s. I had all their albums on vinyl. Also around this time, I had a penpal from Holland (we still keep in touch but use e-mail now) and he got me into a band called Mucky Pup. Although they were from New Jersey, they had a much bigger following in Europe. Anyhow, I have all their tapes and CDs and I still love them today---saw them play live twice. Van Halen and ZZ Top also survived the test of time and I've seen them each once live. I even listen to Michael Jackson once in a while. Although I don't listen to the others I mentioned above on a regular basis, I still have an appreciation for their music.
Then came the 90’s, and that’s when I got into a lot of punk, grunge, and alternative rock---Skinny Puppy, The Misfits, The Exploited, Nirvana, Bauhaus, Jane’s Addiction, Ministry, Pigface, Nine Inch Nails, Primus, Rage Against the Machine, Skin Yard. This is also when I succumbed to peer pressure and began finally buying tapes instead of records (I was the last of my friends to convert---I hated having to wait to rewind and fast forward songs with tapes and I guess I wasn’t as much into quality then because I didn’t mind the ticking and crackling sounds of the record, and I would just make tapes of my records to listen to in the car and edit out the songs I didn’t like). Also at this time, I was into Fishbone and Operation Ivy, more ska-based music. I also got into the Doors, Hendrix and Pink Floyd around this time.
1992-1995 was a big turning point in my life. I started hanging out with a different group of friends (it was my senior year and many of my previous friends were older than me and were not at my high school anymore). I became very much into rap---Cypress Hill, Lords of the Underground, Ice Cube, Ice T, Bone Thugs and Harmony, Outkast, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 2Pac, the Beatnuts. I did occasionally listen to other things, for example, Joe Satriani is a guitarist that I loved then and still love today. Also, in 1995-1996, I got into jazz music---Herbie Hancock, Chieli Minucci, Kenny Burrell, Doc Powell.
Then came The Steve Vai Fire Garden Tour. It was in late 1997 when I saw Steve Vai in concert. One of my rap-loving friends actually took me to the show, saying I would like this guy, even though I’d never heard of him in my life. After that show, I bought every Steve Vai album there was and it was about 75% of what I listened to on my own time. In fact, when I got the Ultra Zone album, it didn't leave my car CD player for about a year. I knew every aspect of it by heart. The only other thing that happened at this time that changed my music interests was my job at a facility that made metalworking fluids. I was involved in the chemistry part of it---testing everything to make sure it met the specifications using different lab equipment. Anyhow, if it was my turn to listen to the radio in our lab, I wasn’t allowed to listen to my “hard rock” stations because that was just too much for the other employees, so they were willing to settle for classic rock. So during this time, I learned 99% of the common classic rock song titles and artists. I even got into many of the bands and bought CDs. Since then, I’ve been on a mission to see a lot of the classic rock artists in concert, since it may soon be their last show. Some examples of bands I've seen from this time period are The Who, Elton John, Peter Frampton, Carlos Santana, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Deep Purple, The Doobie Brothers, Grand Funk Railroad, Yes, Steely Dan.
August 1999 marked the biggest turning point in musical direction in my life thus far. It was my introduction to Frank Zappa by a new friend made at a camping and music festival. He was a Zappa fanatic and transferred all of this to me (funny thing is that now, he hardly listens to Zappa anymore). I remembered back in high school someone had asked me if I liked Zappa and I didn’t even know who they were talking about. They responded that I seemed like someone who would like his music---I guess they were right. Had I explored his music back then, I may have listened and dismissed it because I was not ready for it yet. I'm glad I had the chance to experience so much other music first. When I found out from my new friend that Steve Vai (my absolute favorite musician at the time) played with Frank Zappa in his bands, I was even more surprised that I’d never listened to Zappa before. Anyways, his music changed my whole life. I bought several new CDs every week (there were over 70 to choose from). I bought all the DVDs and VHS tapes I could find (and continue to do so), including items from E-bay unavailable anywhere else. I’m not kidding when I say that I listened to about 97% Zappa for about 4 years straight! In 2003, I created my art car dedicated to him because he has brought me so much listening (and viewing) enjoyment and was such an amazing person beyond his music (as I found out after also reading extensively about him and buying every book I could find, the best being his own autobiography). I have never found anyone to surpass what he has done for music and I don’t think I ever will. 1999 also marks the year that I first saw the Allman Brothers in concert. One of my first internet dates took me (funny thing is, we're still friends after all these years). I saw them pretty much every year after that on my own. They always put on a great show and I always have fun dancing.
During 2004-2006, I finally started listening to other musicians again besides Zappa. I mostly listened to guitar-based music though, like Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Jeff Beck, John Scofield, Santana, Vinnie Moore.
2007 is when I got more into funk music. I think it started with me listening more to Parliament Funkadelic and buying some of their albums. Then I just branched out to listening to Roger and Zapp, the Gap band, The Dazz Band, the Commodores. I also bought some rap albums this year. At the end of 2007, my car CD player broke and I had to listen to old tapes for a while. I discovered I still liked some of the old bands and replaced some of my favorite high school tapes with CD versions. I re-purchased some Skin Yard, Corrosion of Conformity and Ministry.
2008 cannot be described by any particular genre of music, although I have been listening to a lot of rap and funk. I was happy to make some new discoveries: The Basiqs, Froggadelic, Isaac Hayes, The Brothers Johnson, Twista, and Nas to name a few.
For the first 13 days of 2009, I was captivated by the self-titled Organized Konfusion album that arrived from Amazon on new year's eve. I seriously could not listen to anything else, even though I had other new albums waiting in the shrink wrap. I must have listened to that album 50-60 times before putting in another CD. I would judge it to be one of the top 5 best rap/hip-hop albums I've ever heard. In general, I consider a good rap album to have 5-7 songs on it that I would want to play more than once. Those qualifications alone are hard to come by (in my opinion). The whole Organized Konfusion album is good and there is no need to skip any songs. The two main guys in the band, Pharoahe Monch and Prince Poetry are amazing rappers with such an incredible flow and an excellent vocabulary. They're so fast it takes many listens just to comprehend all the words, but the good thing is that one can actually understand what is being said because they are very articulate even when speaking fast. Unlike most rap of today that is filled with vulgar language and content, this album is not---in all the times I've listened, I've never heard the F-word. While I have learned to not care so much about the words in rap songs if I like the music behind it, I'm glad I don't have to tune out the words on this album. Also, most rap of today is just a bunch of samples and not very many layers making up the background music. This album has some real guitar and sax. One song has a well-chosen sample of Steely Dan's "Green Earring." There are so many layers of sounds to listen to that I didn't even notice a few things until I heard it on headphones. And no rap album is complete without a dope rhyme about chicken---this one's got it, including a remix that is quite different from the original. Didn't think I was going to write a big paragraph about one album, but I guess you can tell how much I like it! I also bought their second album but wouldn't rate it as highly. Still some good songs, but a few I'd skip over. They also added A LOT more vulgarity, which I was surprised by. They must have thought it might help sell more albums, but it must not have because the reason they broke up was due to poor album sales.
May 18, 2009, is the date that Darwin, my beloved border collie of almost 15 years, passed on. It was Joe Satriani who helped me through these times, musically speaking. I listened to nothing but Satriani albums for two weeks straight. When I was driving, it was easy to get sad and think about Darwin, but because I knew all of Satriani's solos so well, I could just let the music take me away from the pain and concentrate on all the next notes that would be coming up. Then after this time period, I started pulling out a lot of the Zappa albums that I only listened to once or twice and started gaining a new appreciation. I especially like "Roxy and Elsewhere", "Jazz From Hell" and "Cheap Thrills" now, which are albums I never really listened to before. Part of the reason is that when I first got into Zappa, I was buying everything I could find. Some albums instantly became favorites and others became forgotten. This Zappa rediscovery trend took me through the summer of 2009. In mid-August, I started pulling out some of my old high school and early college favorites---Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Jane's Addiction. I was able to enjoy them on another level because I also just recently purchased some new Sennheiser HD595 headphones that are totally awesome. I can't believe I have had my old Sennheiser 540's for about 14 years! They finally started to fall apart structurally which is why I got these, but I am so glad I did. They are much better than my old ones. I am hearing sounds and guitar parts I never knew existed. The bass goes down to 12 Hz, so they can handle my rap too, although I've noticed that they make some samples sound too loud and a few songs have sounded strange because of it. They seem better geared toward rock and jazz.
At the end of August 2009, I was riding in the car with my dad and he was playing something that sounded good. It turned out it was Brad Paisley, a country artist. I generally can't stand country, but I must say, Brad's album called "Play" has some instrumental songs that are absolutely awesome. It is totally a case of 'shut-up-n-play-yer-guitar'. He seriously needs to just play his guitar and not sing. I would buy every album and go his concerts when he came around. Unfortunately, I have to skip over every song with lyrics. I just can't get over how great the guitar is though (listening to it right now as I am typing this part). Since there are 10 great instrumental tracks of 16, it is like getting a whole good album anyhow. If you like good guitar-playing, I definitely recommend this album.
September 2009 was defined by two albums, both recommended by Norwood Fisher (from Fishbone) on one of those Amazon lists. The first was an album by Parliament. I have loved just about everything Parliament Funkadelic, Parliament, or Funkadelic has done and I have many of their albums. However, I didn't have the one he suggested: "Motor Booty Affair." This CD didn't leave my car player for about 2 weeks. I even had another copy I was listening to inside on my headphones. Then I got another CD that Norwood suggested: "True Democracy" by a reggae band called Steel Pulse. It's funny that I got so into this because I was never much of a reggae listener. I have heard people play Bob Marley (and even own a couple albums) but it wasn't something I wanted to hear too often. However, True Democracy did not leave my car player for the next few weeks---it was replaced in October by another Steel Pulse CD called "Earth Crisis" which I have a feeling will also be staying in the player for a while. As it turned out, by the end of December, I owned 9 Steel Pulse CDs and also got into another reggae band called Burning Spear. I listened to pretty much only reggae for 4 months straight.
2010 started out with me still into my reggae. I am also listening to some 20's jazz and will probably pick up more of that. Also discovered a few new old school rap artists I like --- Zhigge, Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth, Brand Nubian and the Geto Boys. In January, I came across a man named Brent Hinds, of a band called Mastodon, who suffered a head injury and said that after his recovery he was so inspired and played some of the best guitar compositions he'd ever played. I decided to order the CD he played on after his injury, called "Crack the Skye," which didn't leave my player for at least 2 weeks straight. I listened to it 3-7 times a day and pretty much every night before bed. Then I discovered there was an instrumental release of that same CD, so of course I had to get that. Amazingly, it was very different than I expected---there were a lot of instrument sounds that I didn't hear in the original version because of the overlapped vocals. I thought it was a really neat idea for a band to do this. The music could still stand alone quite well without the lyrics, which are about a Russian healer, etc. named Rasputin, whom I had heard of, but didn't know anything about. It has been interesting to me to research some of this history as well.
In February 2010, I continued to expand my reggae collection, and I guess now it includes some things that are considered "dub" although I guess I'm still not quite sure what the distinction is. I am enjoying these guys named Sly and Robbie. March is when I finally got some Marvin Gaye. I always liked those few songs that were on the radio, but I always would forget about him and never ordered any of his music. "What's Going On" is a really emotionally powerful album---it made me cry the first time I listened to it.
Honestly, I don't know where all the time went. It is now November 2010. I remember listening to a lot of reggae for quite a while. Then I got back into old school rap again. I discovered some "new" artists that I'd never listened to before, like Eric B and Rakim, The Souls of Mischief, Kool G Rap, Zhigge, Black Sheep, Dred Scott, Brand Nubian, etc. In October, I discovered the Poor Righteous Teachers. On Youtube, I saw a video for their song, "Rock Dis Funky Joint," which sampled "Slippin' Into Darkness" by War. I bought the album containing this song the same day. It was on their first album called "Holy Intellect." I listened to this album many times and it is definitely one of my top 15 hip hop albums. It is too bad these guys weren't more popular because they are so good. I was surprised to hear their track called "Shakiyla" has the same samples behind it as Tupac's "Keep Ya Head Up" and PRT's song came out before Tupac's! Even more interesting, as I was typing this entry, I was just looking up how to spell Shakiyla when I began reading a Wikipedia entry about the Poor Righteous Teachers, which led me to discover "The Nation of the Gods and Earths." I read a bit about their teachings, beliefs and principles after following that Wikipedia entry. When I got down to the hip-hop section, I was surprised to see Eric B and Rakim and Brand Nubian mentioned as also following these principles and talking about it in their music. I guess because I don't understand all the lyrics so well and tend to listen to the music behind it rather than trying to decipher all the words, I never pieced all this together before. They believe in something called the "Supreme Mathematics", which seems to be similar to numerology and some of the things I believe in. There is also a Supreme Alphabet. The Universal Flag is the group's official trademark which consists of a sun, moon, star, and the number seven. Reading this sent chills down my spine because this is so similar to the elements I chose for my personal mandala watercolor, that I consider to be significant symbols as well. Wikipedia said that "according to the Nation of Gods and Earths, it is better to study as many different religions and cultures as possible, to find the common truths in them, rather than focusing on the differences between them. This way, one finds his or her unique and most productive path to the Knowledge of Self." This is also how I have led my life thus far. At the end of November, I went on a different tangent from hip-hop---death metal!!! Ha, ha! You'd think I was kidding, but I'm not. I discovered this guy on Youtube named Dan Swano from Sweden. In 1999, he painstakingly created an album called "Moontower" on which he plays every single instrument!!! Before I was even aware of this, the melodies had already pulled me in and I knew I had to get the album after just hearing a few songs. If it were my choice, I would probably change the vocals, because that is what makes it death metal---it adds a harshness that I sometimes wish wasn't there, especially when one finds out that he actually has vocal talent when singing normally (as he does in a very small part of a couple songs). But the instrumentation is so good that I would say this album is just a true masterpiece. Plenty of layers and interesting melodies and variety, everything I would want in music. I've only had the album for about 5 days and I've probably played it 25 times or more.
Again, who knows where all the time went. It's October 2011, almost a year since I last wrote. Currently, I am heavy into Mastodon again. I love their older album, "Blood Mountain," which I just recently picked up, as well as their new one, "The Hunter." Looking forward to finally seeing them in concert in November. Other than that, since I am currently receiving no income from a job, I can't really buy albums like I used to (had to borrow from my parents to get the new Mastodon albums---luckily they understand!), and I am just pulling out a lot of my old stuff, of which there is much to choose. Before the Mastodon albums, I remember listening to Alice in Chains, Mucky Pup, and the Beatnuts. Also pulled out a lot of my Frank Zappa again and some Steve Vai.
2012 begun as the year of hip-hop. At the end of December 2011, I discovered MF Doom, who surprisingly sampled the Zappa song, "Would You Like a Snack?" from 200 Motels. January 1st had me entranced by the music of the Jazz Liberatorz, a French group that I discovered on Youtube (such a great resource!). My favorite song is "I am Hip Hop." Then on the 14th, I discovered SHAD, a Canadian hip-hop artist. He has some decent songs, my favorite being "Rose Garden." The video for that one is great---the first half of the video is the second half played backwards. He even includes a Pharcyde reference at the end, because they do an entirely backwards video to their song, "Drop." Earlier in the summer, I discovered a few less known artists, the Cunninlynguists and Brother Ali. I also got into Pete Rock and CL Smooth more---one of my favorites is an instrumental album by Pete Rock, called "Petestrumentals." I wish more artists would instrumental albums like that---it is nice to just chill to some good beats, and it is also fun to make up one's own lyrics to go with the songs.
Near the end of August 2012, my musical interests took a turn I never thought possible---electronic music!!! My common response to someone who asked me what kind of music I liked was generally, "everything but young country and techno." I can't say that anymore. It all started after watching my friend, James's youtube video of him mixing some tech house music. I really liked it, so I ran a search for tech house music and discovered a DJ named Trevor Nygaard. He has over 100 sets posted to the internet. For the last four months (it is the end of December), 99% of what I've listened to are Nygaard's sets. I have software to convert them to wav files, then I can separate the tracks and burn them to CDs to listen to anywhere. This new direction is very surprising to me, as I thought I hated this kind of music. As it turns out, there is just a lot of it out there and much of it is crap, and apparently, I never heard the good stuff before.
For nearly 4 years, I enjoyed weekly Trevor Nygaard sets to look forward to (generally every Friday). Then Trevor set off on a sailboat and stopped doing new sets in July 2016. It takes way too much effort to weed through all the electronic music to find something I like, so that was pretty much the end of my "electronic era." I went back to some of my favorite hip-hop for a while, until June, 2017. I was in the concession line at the Jean Luc Ponty show on June 22, 2017 at Chene Park, chatting with this guy who saw Ponty back in ’77 at the Fisher. He brought up Jeff Lorber, and I said I’d never heard of him. Since he seemed so surprised I didn’t know who this musician was, I decided to make sure I checked him out. So glad I did---he’s awesome! I can’t believe I hadn’t heard of him either---he’s played with some of my favorite musicians like Chick Corea, John Scofield, and even George Duke, and is credited with introducing Kenny G to the world in 1980 on his “Wizard Island” album. Lorber's "Soft Space" album is a masterpiece. It stayed untouched in my car's CD player for over 4 months, until I replaced it with Ronnie Laws' "Pressure Sensitive" album, which was discovered in an interesting way: I was letting Youtube choose the next song in order to hopefully discover some "new" hip-hop. Black Moon's "Who Got Da Props?" song came on, which I'd never heard before. I recognized the sample and figured it was from some jazz album I owned, but couldn't think of how the rest of the song went. When I went to whosampledwho.com, I discovered that I had only heard the sample used in Organized Konfusion's "Stress," and had never actually heard the original song in its entirety. The original was Ronnie Laws' song, "Tidal Wave," on the "Pressure Sensitive" album from 1975, which has many other great songs, including my favorite, "Always There."
As of 2-29-20, there are 1356 CDs in my collection, listed below...
Artist | Title |
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3582 | Situational Ethics |
A Clockwork Orange | Soundtrack |
ACDC | Black Ice |
Ace | Five-A-side |
Ace | Time For Another |
Ace | No Strings |
Acid Jazz | Original Raw Soul |
Acid Jazz | After Hours |
Adams, Justin and Juldeh Camara | Soul Science |
Adele | 21 |
Air | Moon Safari |
Akon | Konvicted |
Alice In Chains | Facelift |
Alice In Chains | Dirt |
Alice In Chains | Alice In Chains |
Alice In Chains | Sap |
Alice In Chains | Black Gives Way to Blue |
Alice In Chains | Unplugged |
Alice In Chains | Rainier Fog |
Allman Brothers Band | 2nd Set |
Allman Brothers Band | A Decade of Hits (1969-1979) |
Allman Brothers Band | Hittin' the Note |
Allman Brothers Band | Legendary Hits |
Allman Brothers Band | The Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East (2-CD Deluxe edition) |
Allman Brothers Band | Where It All Begins |
America | The Complete Greatest Hits |
Anderson Ponty Band | Better Late Than Never |
Anvil | Hard 'N' Heavy |
Anvil | This is Thirteen |
Anvil | Metal on Metal |
Artyfacts from '65-'68 | Nuggets |
Ashanti | Chapter II |
Astrograss | Newgrass from New York |
Aswad | Aswad |
Aswad | Hulet |
Aswad | Live and Direct |
Axiom Funk | Funkcronomicon (2 discs) |
Backstreet Boys | Backstreet Boys |
Backstreet Boys | Millennium |
Bad Brains | Banned in D.C.: Bad Brains Greatest Riffs |
Bad Company | The Original Bad Co. Anthology |
Baker, "Guitar" George | Mojo Lady |
Band From Utopia, The | A Tribute to the Music of Frank Zappa |
Banks, Lloyd | Rotten Apple |
Banned From Utopia | So Yuh Don't Like Modern Art? |
Barrueco, Manuel | Nylon and Steel |
Barton, Lou Ann (w/Rockola & Stevie Ray Vaughan) | Sugar Coated Love |
Basiqs, The | Your Life Is Calling |
Baskery | Fall Among Thieves |
Bauhaus | Crackle |
Beastie Boys | Ill Communication |
Beastie Boys | Paul's Boutique |
Beastie Boys | The In Sound From Way Out |
Beastie Boys | To the 5 Boroughs |
Beastie Boys | Anthology: The Sounds of Science |
Beastie Boys | Hot Sauce Committee Part Two |
Beatles, The | Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band |
Beatles, The | Love |
Beatnuts, The | Street Level |
Beatnuts, The | Intoxicated Demons (the EP) |
Beatnuts, The | Take It or Squeeze It |
Beatnuts, The | Stone Crazy |
Beatnuts, The | A Musical Massacre |
Beck, Jeff | Live and Exclusive from the Grammy Museum |
Beck, Jeff | Guitar Shop with Terry Bozzio & Tony Hymas |
Beck, Jeff | Blow by Blow |
Beck, Jeff | Jeff |
Beck, Jeff | Jeff Beck with Jan Hammer |
Beck, Jeff | Live at BB King's |
Beck, Jeff | Rough and Ready |
Beck, Jeff | Shapes of Things |
Beck, Jeff | There and Back |
Beck, Jeff | Who Else! |
Beck, Jeff | Wired |
Beck, Jeff | You Had it Coming |
Beck, Jeff | Truth |
Beck, Jeff | Beck-Ola |
Beck, Jeff | Emotion and Commotion |
Beck, Jeff | Flash |
Beethoven | 9th Symphony - Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus |
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones | Tales from the Acoustic Planet |
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones | Left of Cool |
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones | Live Art (2 discs) |
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones | Rocket Science |
Belew, Adrian | Side 4 (Live) |
Belew, Adrian | e |
Belew, Adrian | Dust |
Belew, Adrian | sixteen |
Belew, Adrian | Flux Volume 1 |
Belew, Adrian | Flux Volume 2 |
Belew, Adrian | Pop Sided |
Beyonce | Dangerously In Love |
Big Daddy Kane | It's a Big Daddy Thing |
Big Punisher | Capital Punishment |
Bill Perry Band, The | High Octane - Live At Manny's Car Wash, NYC 1998 |
Birdsongs of the Mesozoic | Sonic Geology |
Bissonette, Greg | Greg Bissonette |
Black Crowes, The | Shake Your Money Maker |
Black Moon | Enta Da Stage |
Black Sabbath | Paranoid |
Black Sabbath | Sabbath Bloody Sabbath |
Black Sheep | A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing |
Black Uhuru | The Dub Factor |
Black Uhuru | Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? |
Black, Jimmy Carl | Where's the $%&*#@' Beer? |
Blige, Mary J | Growing Pains |
Blu and Exile | Below the Heavens |
Blu and Exile | Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them |
Bluecat Band | Blueprints |
Blues Traveler | Save His Soul |
Blues Traveler | Four |
Bob Marley and the Wailers | Live! |
Bob Marley and the Wailers | Gold |
Bolin, Tommy | From the Archives Volume 1 |
Bonamassa, Joe | You and Me |
Bone, Thugs and Harmony | Strength and Loyalty |
Bone, Thugs and Harmony | E. 1999 Eternal |
Bonnaroo | The Sweet Sounds Volume 2 - June 21, 22, 23 2002 |
Bonnaroo 2002 | Various Artists (2 discs) |
Bonnen | Watermelon En Regalia |
Bonnen and Aigui | Black Water: Music of Frank Zappa |
Boogie Down Productions | Criminal Minded |
Boogie Down Productions | By All Means Necessary |
Bootsy's Rubber Band | Stretchin' Out In Bootsy's Rubber Band |
Boston | Greatest Hits |
Bottle of Blues | Low Expectations |
Bourbon, Claude | The Travellin' Man |
Bowie, David | Black Star |
Bozzio, Terry | Solo Drum Music |
Bozzio, Terry, Tony Levin, and Steve Stevens | Black Light Syndrome |
Brainticket | The Vintage Anthology 1971-1980 (4 discs) |
Brand Nubian | One For All |
Brandy | Never Say Never |
Brock, Napoleon Murphy | Balls |
Brock, Napoleon Murphy | This is What Frank Zappa Heard |
Brother Ali | The Undisputed Truth |
Brother Ali | Shadows On the Sun |
Brother Ali | Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color |
Brother Ali | Us |
Brothers Johnson | Greatest Hits |
Brothers Johnson | Right on Time |
Buckethead | Electric Sea |
Buckethead and Friends | Enter the Chicken |
Buckwheat Zydeco | Taking It Home |
Buju Banton | Til Shiloh |
Burning Spear | Social Living |
Burning Spear | Appointment with His Majesty |
Burning Spear | Our Music |
Burning Spear | Hail H.I.M. |
Burrell, Kenny | Soulero |
Burrell, Kenny | Kenny Burrell & John Coltrane |
Cactus | Cactus |
California Guitar Trio | with Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto |
California Guitar Trio | A Christmas Album |
Camp Lo | Uptown Saturday Night |
Camp Lo | On the Way Uptown |
Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band | Safe as Milk |
Capture Land | Chalawa, Stranjah Cole, Callendar Sisters & Johnny Osbourne |
Chaibaba | Slow Brewed |
Chalawa | Fire Dub |
Chalawa | Exodus Dub |
Chambers Brothers, The | The Time Has Come Today |
Chastain, David T. | Rock Solid Guitar |
Chemical Brothers, The | Dig Your Own Hole |
Chen, Levi | Liquid Gardens |
Chickenfoot | Chickenfoot |
Chickenfoot | Chickenfoot: Deluxe Limited Edition w/DVD |
Chickenfoot | Chickenfoot III |
Chingy | Jackpot |
Chingy | Hoodstar |
Cholmondeley, André | Spirit, Magnetics, and Entropy |
Clapton, Eric | The Cream of Clapton |
Clapton, Eric | Unplugged |
Clapton, Eric | Blues (2 discs) |
Claypool Lennon Delerium | Monolith of Phobos |
Claypool, Les | Of Fungi and Foe |
Claypool, Les - Duo De Twang | Four Foot Shack |
Clear Soul Forces | Detroit Revolution(s) |
Clear Soul Forces | Gold PP7's |
Cobham, Billy | Spectrum |
Cobham, Billy | Crosswinds |
Cobham, Billy | Spectrum |
Cobham, Billy | Crosswinds |
Cobham, Billy | Total Eclipse |
Cobham, Billy | A Funky Thide of Sings |
Cobham, Billy | Life & Times |
Cobham, Billy | Live on Tour in Europe |
Cobham, Billy | Inner Conflicts |
Cobham, Billy | Shabazz |
Cobham, Billy | Time Lapse Photos |
Cobham, Billy | Montreaux Jazz Festival 1976 - video from Youtube |
Coldplay | Viva La Vida |
Collective Soul | Hints, Allegations, & Things Left Unsaid |
Collective Soul | Dosage |
Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains | The Big Eyeball in the Sky |
Commodores, The | Machine Gun |
Commodores, The | In the Pocket |
Common | Finding Forever |
Concert for Bangla Desh | Concert for Bangla Desh (2 discs) |
ConFunkShun | The Best of ConFunkShun |
Coolio | Gangsta's Paradise |
Corea, Chick | The Leprechaun |
Corrosion of Conformity | In the Arms of God |
Corrosion of Conformity | Deliverance |
Corrosion of Conformity | Blind |
Corrosion of Conformity | Wiseblood |
Creed | My Own Prison |
Creed | Human Clay |
Creedence Clearwater Revival | Chronicle |
Creedence Clearwater Revival | Green River |
Creedence Clearwater Revival | 6 CD Box Set |
Creedence Clearwater Revival | Live At Woodstock |
Crosby, Stills & Nash | Daylight Again |
Cross, Christopher | The Definitive Christopher Cross |
Crossroads - The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack | Music by Ry Cooder |
Cuccurullo, Warren | Thanks 2 Frank |
Cunninlynguists | A Piece of Strange |
Cunninlynguists | Strange Journey Volume Three |
Cure, The | Mixed Up |
Curren$y | Pilot Talk II |
Cyne | Evolution Fight |
Cypress Hill | Black Sunday |
Cypress Hill | Cypress Hill |
Cypress Hill | Skull and Bones |
Cypress Hill | Stoned Raiders |
Cypress Hill | Temples of Boom |
Cyrka, Jan | Spirit |
Daddy Stitch | The Douglas Chapter |
Danzig, Glenn | Black Aria |
Darediablo | Twenty Paces |
Darediablo | Feeding Frenzy |
Das EFX | Hold It Down |
Dave Matthews Band | Under the Table and Dreaming |
Davis, Miles | Decoy |
Days of the New | Days of the New 1 |
Days of the New | Days of the New 2 |
Dazz Band, The | 20th Century Masters: The Millenium Collection |
Dazz Band, The | Live and Funky |
De La Soul | Timeless: The Singles Collection |
Deep Purple | Deep Purple (remastered) |
Def Leppard | Pyromania |
Def Leppard | Hysteria |
Delerium | Selected Tracks from Karma and Semantic Spaces |
Deltron 3030 | Event 2 |
Deltron 3030 | Deltron 3030 |
Denson, Karl | Dance Lesson #2 |
Denver, John | Legendary John Denver |
Di Meola, Al | Best of Al Di Meola - The Manhattan Years |
Di Meola, Al | The Infinite Desire |
Di Meola, Al | Greatest Hits |
Di Meola, Al | Land of the Midnight Sun |
Di Meola, Al | Consequence of Chaos |
Di Meola, Al | Electric Rendezvous |
Di Meola, Al and World Sinfonia | The Grande Passion |
Di Meola, Al, John McLaughlin & Paco De Lucia | Friday Night in San Francisco |
Di Meola, Clarke, and Ponty | The Rite of Strings |
Dillon, Jimmy | Rituals |
Dinosaur Jr. | Without a Sound |
Dio | Stand Up and Shout (The Anthology) |
Dipset | More Than Music Volume 1 |
Dire Straits | Dire Straits Remastered |
Dire Straits | Communiqué |
Disco Biscuits | 4-7-01 Majestic Theatre, Detroit, MI |
Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy | Hypocrisy is the Greatest Luxury |
DJ Quik | The Best of DJ Quik/The Finale |
Doobie Brothers, The | Best of the Doobies |
Doors, The | In Concert (2 discs) |
Doors, The | L.A. Woman 40th Anniversary (2 discs) |
Dorsey, Gail Ann | I Used to Be… |
Double Barrel Country | Ronnie Milsap and Charlie Pride |
Downtown Brown | Live… and Sweaty |
Dr. Dre | The Chronic |
Dr. Dre | 2001 |
Dred Scott | Breakin' Combs |
DU Kelly | The Eleventh Hour |
Duke, George | Three Originals (2 discs) |
Duke, George | This Is Jazz #37 |
Duke, George | Face the Music |
Duke, George | After Hours |
Duke, George | Dreamweaver |
Duke, George | Snapshot |
Duke, George | Follow the Rainbow |
Duke, George | A Brazilian Love Affair |
Duke, George and Feel | George Duke and Feel |
Dylan, Bob | Together Through Life |
Eagles, The | Their Greatest Hits |
Eagles, The | Their Greatest Hits: Volume 2 |
Eat Static | Epsylon |
Eazy-E | Eazy-Duz-It |
Echotest | From Two Balconies |
Ed Wynne | Shimmer Into Nature |
Edgar Broughton Band | Oora |
Edgar Winter | The Best of Edgar Winter |
Edgar Winter and Rick Derringer | Extended Versions |
Edo. G | Wishful Thinking |
Eklundh, Mattias IA | Freak Guitar - The Road Less Traveled |
Electric Light Orchestra | Face the Music |
Emerson, Lake and Palmer | The Best of Emerson, Lake and Palmer |
Emerson, Lake and Palmer | Brain Salad Surgery |
Emerson, Lake and Palmer | Works - Volume 1 |
Eminem | Encore |
Ensemble Ambrosius | The Zappa Album |
Ensemble Modern | Plays Frank Zappa |
Enter the Haggis | Gutter Anthems |
EPMD | Out of Business: Double Limited Edition (2 discs)) |
EPMD | Business as Usual |
Eric B and Rakim | Gold |
Eric B and Rakim | Paid in Full |
Esham | KKKill the Fetus |
Ethos | Wherever You Are |
Eyedea & Abilities | By The Throat |
Fagen, Donald | The Nightfly |
Faith No More | The Real Thing |
Faith No More | Album of the Year |
Fat Joe | Me, Myself and I |
Firkins, Michael Lee | Blacklight Sonatas |
Fishbone | Truth and Soul |
Fishbone | Live at the Temple Bar and More |
Fishbone | The Reality of My Surroundings |
Fishbone | Swim (single) |
Fishbone | Fishbone's Familyhood Nexperience |
Flamenco Y Rosas | Esteban (Disc 1 Only) |
Flashdance | Original Soundtrack |
Focus | The Best of Focus: Hocus Pocus |
Focus | Moving Waves |
Focus | Live In Europe (2 discs) |
Fogerty, John | Blue Moon Swamp |
Fogerty, John | Centerfield |
Fogerty, John | Déjà Vu All Over Again |
Fogerty, John | Eye of the Zombie |
Fogerty, John | Premonition |
Fogerty, John | The Blue Ridge Rangers |
Fogerty, John | Revival |
Fogerty, John | Wrote a Song for Everyone |
Foo Fighters | The Colour and the Shape |
Foolish | Master P/Eddie Griffin (Motion Picture Soundtrack) |
Foreigner | Complete Greatest Hits |
Fowler, Tom | Tom Fowler Interface |
Frampton, Peter | Fingerprints |
Free, Micki | American Horse |
Free, Micki | Tattoo Burn-Redux |
Free, Micki | The Native American Flute as Therapy (2 discs) |
Friday | Original Motion Picture Soundtrack |
Frightnrs, The | Nothing More to Say |
Frisell, Bill | Ghost Town |
Frogg | Froggadelic |
Fugazi | 13 Songs |
Funkadelic | Maggot Brain |
Funkadelic | Uncle Jam Wants You |
Funkadelic | Hardcore Jollies |
Funkadelic | America Eats Its Young |
Funkadelic | Standing On the Verge of Getting It On |
Further | Further |
Further | More |
Further | Most |
Fusionauts, The | Floaties |
G3 | Rockin' in the Free World (Live in Kansas) |
G3 | Live in Concert |
Galactic | Blind Pig 4-15-99 |
Galactic | Coolin' Off |
Galactic | Crazyhorse Mongoose |
Galactic | Late for the Future |
Galactic | Live at the Bulldog |
Galactic | Live With Karl Denson |
Galactic | New York 6-6-97 |
Gambale, Frank | Live |
Gambale, Frank | Thinking Out Loud |
Gambale, Frank with Stu Hamm and Steve Smith | GHS3 |
Game, The | LAX |
Gang Starr | Step in the Arena |
Gang Starr | Moment of Truth |
Gang Starr | Hard to Earn |
Gap Band, The | The Gap Band III |
Gap Band, The | The Best of the Gap Band |
Gatton, Danny | 88 Elmira St. |
Gatton, Danny | Unfinished Business |
Gatton, Danny | Cruisin' Deuces |
Gaye, Marvin | What's Going on Deluxe Edition |
Gaye, Marvin | I Want You |
Gaye, Marvin | Live at the London Palladium |
Genesis | Live |
Genfan, Vicki | Up Close and Personal |
Get Shorty | Soundtrack |
Geto Boys | Grip It! On That Other Level |
Geto Boys | We Can't Be Stopped |
Gilmour, David | David Gilmour |
Gladiators | Father and Sons |
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra | Greatest Hits |
Goats, The | No Goats, No Glory |
Godsmack | Godsmack |
Gov't Mule | Live…With A Little Help From Our Friends (2 disc set) |
Gov't Mule | Life Before Insanity |
Gov't Mule | Dose |
Gov't Mule and John Scofield | Sco-Mule |
Grammy Rap Nominees 1999 |
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Grand Funk Railroad | Collectors Series |
Grand Funk Railroad | Phoenix (Japanese Import) |
Grand Funk Railroad | Closer to Home |
Grand Funk Railroad | Good Singin' Good Playin' |
Grandmothers of Invention | Free Energy |
Grandmothers, The | Eating the Astoria |
Grateful Dead | Bear's Choice Volume 1 |
Grateful Dead | Best of the Grateful Dead |
Grateful Dead | Dead Set |
Grateful Dead | Dozin' at the Knick |
Grateful Dead | Europe '72 |
Grateful Dead | Hundred Year Hall |
Grateful Dead | In the Dark |
Grateful Dead | Reckoning |
Grateful Dead | Untitled |
Grateful Dead | Without a Net |
Grateful Dead | Fillmore East 1971 (4 discs) |
Grateful Dead (J.G. and Howard Wales) | Hooteroll |
Grateful Dead---The Other Ones | The Strange Remain |
Green, Grant | Alive |
Green, Grant | Feelin' the Spirit |
Greta Van Fleet | From the Fires |
Greta Van Fleet | Anthem of the Peaceful Army |
Group Home | Livin' Proof |
Grover Washington Jr. | Mister Magic |
Guitar Center --- Fresh Cuts | Volume 3 |
Guitars that Rule the World | Compilation |
Guru's Jazzmatazz | An Experimental Fusion of Hip-Hop and Jazz |
Guru's Jazzmatazz | Volume 2: The New Reality |
Guru's Jazzmatazz | Street Soul |
Guy, Buddy (featuring Jonny Lang) | Heavy Love |
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley | Simigwa |
Gym Class Heroes | Papercut Chronicles |
Gym Class Heroes | As Cruel As School Children |
Hagar, Sammy, and Friends | Sammy Hagar and Friends |
Hall and Oates | Abandoned Luncheonette |
Hancock, Herbie | Head Hunters |
Hancock, Herbie | Maiden Voyage |
Hancock, Herbie | Sextant |
Hancock, Herbie | The Best of Herbie Hancock |
Hancock, Herbie | Thrust |
Hancock, Herbie | Sound System |
Hancock, Herbie | Sextant |
Hanshaw, Annette | Volume 6: 1929 |
Harris, Corey | Greens from the Garden |
Hayes, Isaac | Live at the Sahara Tahoe |
Hayes, Isaac | ...To Be Continued |
Hayes, Isaac | Isaac Hayes at Wattstax |
Hayes, Isaac | Can You Dig It? |
Hayes, Isaac | Juicy Fruit (Disco Freak) |
Hayes, Isaac | Double Feature: Truck Turner, Tough Guys |
Heat Wave | Too Hot to Handle |
Heavy D and the Boyz | Blue Funk |
Heavy D and the Boyz | Vibes |
Helmet | Meantime |
Hempilation | Compilation |
Hendrix, Jimi | The Ultimate Experience |
Hendrix, Jimi | Band of Gypsys (live, Fillmore East) 2 discs |
Hendrix, Jimi | Band of Gypsys (1 disc) |
Hiatt, John | The Open Road |
Hieroglyphics | 3rd Eye Vision |
Hieroglyphics | Over Time |
Hill, Lauryn | The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill |
Hill, Michael Lee | Frozen Thought |
Holzman, Adam & Brave New World | The Big Picture |
Hooker 'N Heat | Canned Heat and John Lee Hooker |
Hooker, John Lee | The Best of Friends |
Howard, Greg | Code Magenta |
Humble Pie | Rock On |
Huun-Huur-Tu | The Orphan's Lament |
I Mother Earth | Dig |
I Mother Earth | Scenery and Fish |
Ice Cube | The Predator |
Ice-T | Original Gangster |
Ililonga, Rikki & Musi-O-Tunya | Dark Sunrise |
In Flames | A Sense of Purpose |
In Flames | The Jester Race ~ Black-Ash Inheritance |
Into the Music Volume 1 | Jam Bands |
Iron Butterfly | In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida |
Iron Maiden | The Number of the Beast |
Isley Brothers | The Essential Isley Brothers |
J.B.'s, The | Funky Good Time: the Anthology |
Ja Rule | Pain Is Love |
Jack and Jim Show, The | Live at the Zappanale #14 |
Jack and Jim Show, The | The 7th Street Entry Nightshift, Minneapolis, MN 5-8-95 |
Jackson 5 | The Ultimate Collection |
Jackson, Joe | Symphony No. 1 |
Jackson, Michael | Number Ones |
Jackson, Michael | Thriller |
Jam Band Tribute to Frank Zappa | Jam Band Tribute to Frank Zappa |
James, Bob | Three |
Jamiroquai | Synkronized |
Jane's Addiction | Nothing's Shocking |
Jane's Addiction | Ritual de lo Habitual |
Jane's Addiction | The Great Escape Artist |
Jay-Z | American Gangster |
Jay-Z | Reasonable Doubt |
Jay-Z | The Blueprint |
Jazz Liberatorz | Clin d'oeil |
Jazz the World Forgot | Jazz Classics of the 1920's |
Jeff Lorber Fusion | Water Sign |
Jeff Lorber Fusion | Soft Space |
Jeff Lorber Fusion | Hacienda |
Jefferson Airplane | Somebody to Love |
Jefferson Airplane | After Bathing at Baxter's |
Jennings, Lyfe | Lyfe 268-192 |
Jethro Tull | Original Masters |
Jethro Tull | "M.U."---The Best of Jethro Tull |
Jethro Tull | 20 Years of Jethro Tull |
JFK's LSD UFO | Assassination Hallucination |
Jimmy Castor Bunch, The | The Best of the Jimmy Castor Bunch |
Jimmy Castor Bunch, The | 16 Slabs of Funk |
John 5 | Songs for Sanity |
John, Elton | Goodbye Yellow Brick Road |
Johnson, Eric | Venus Isle |
Johnson, Jamey | The Guitar Song |
Johnson, Robert | The Complete Recordings |
Joint Chiefs, The | Fat and Busy |
Joint Ventures | itz da joint |
Joplin, Janis (w/Big Brother & the Holding Co.) | Live at Winterland '68 |
Joplin, Scott | The Complete Works of Scott Joplin |
Jordan, Stanley | The Best of Stanley Jordan |
Jordan, Stanley | Magic Touch |
Journey | Greatest Hits |
Judas Priest | The Essential Judas Priest |
Jurassic 5 | Power in Numbers |
Jurassic 5 | Quality Control |
Justice Allah | Supreme Mathematics |
Keb' Mo' | Moonlight, Mistletoe & You |
Kelenkye Band | Moving World |
Keneally, Mike | The Universe Will Provide |
Keneally, Mike and Beer for Dolphins | Half Alive in Hollywood |
Kid Rock | Devil Without a Cause |
King Crimson | In the Court of the Crimson King |
King Crimson | Starless and Bible Black |
King Crimson | Discipline |
Kings of Leon | Because of the Times |
Kings of Leon | Only by the Night |
K'Naan | Troubadour |
Knopfler, Mark | Sailing to Philadelphia |
Knopfler, Mark | Down the Road Wherever |
Kool G Rap | The Giancana Story |
Kool G Rap and DJ Polo | Wanted: Dead or Alive |
Kool G Rap and DJ Polo | Live and Let Die |
Korn | Korn |
Korn | Follow the Leader |
Kottke, Leo | 6- and 12-string Guitar |
Kottonmouth Kings | No. 7 |
Kweli, Talib | Eardrum |
Lagos | Disco Inferno |
LaLonde, Larry | Zappa Picks by Larry LaLonde of Primus |
Landreth, Sonny | Grant Street |
Lang, Jonny | Lie to Me |
Lang, Jonny | Wander this World |
Lang, Jonny and the Big Bang | Smokin |
Larsen, Jon | The Jimmy Carl Black Story |
Laws, Ronnie | Pressure Sensitive |
Laws, Ronnie | Fever |
Leaders of the New School | A Future Without a Past |
Leaders of the New School | T.I.M.E. (The Inner Mind's Eye) |
Leahy | Lakefield |
LeBocal | Oh No…Just Another Frank Zappa Memorial Barbecue! |
Led Zeppelin | Boxed Set, 4 Discs |
Led Zeppelin | BBC Sessions |
Led Zeppelin | Celebration Day |
Lee, Albert | Live at the Iridium |
Legg, Adrian | Fingers and Thumbs |
Legg, Adrian | Guitar Bones |
Legg, Adrian | Guitars and Other Cathedrals |
Legg, Adrian | Inheritance |
Legg, Adrian | Mrs. Crowe's Blue Waltz |
Legg, Adrian | Waiting For A Dancer |
Legg, Adrian | Dead Bankers |
Leonard, Glenn | Glenn Leonard Is… |
Linkin Park | Hybrid Theory |
Liquid Poetry | Ripple Effects |
Liquid Tension Experiment | Liquid Tension Experiment |
Liquid Tension Experiment | Liquid Tension Experiment 2 |
Liquid Trio Experiment | Spontaneous Combustion |
Little People, The | One Blue Moment |
Little River Band | Greatest Hits |
Live | Throwing Copper |
LL Cool J | Mr. Smith |
Lonesome Lencat | Devil's Pecker Road |
Lonesome Lencat | Battered, Tattered, Bruised & Abused |
Lonesome Lencat | Deep in the Pits |
Lonesome Lencat | Blasted! |
Lonesome Lencat | SexAxe |
Lords of the Underground | Here Come the Lords |
Loudmouth | Loudmouth |
Luba 9 | Detronic Study Document |
Ludacris | Release Therapy |
Lynyrd Skynyrd | Pronounced Leh-nerd Skin-nerd |
Lynyrd Skynyrd | Endangered Species |
Lynyrd Skynyrd | Edge of Forever |
M.C. Breed & DFC. | M.C. Breed & DFC. |
Mabe, Tom | Revenge on the Telemarketers 1 |
Mabe, Tom | Revenge on the Telemarketers 2 |
MacAlpine, Tony | Concrete Gardens |
MacAlpine, Tony | Maximum Security |
MacAlpine, Tony | Edge of Insanity |
Mad Flava | From tha Ground Unda |
Madonna | Comfessions on a Dance Floor |
Magic Elf, The | Heavy Meddle |
Magic Elf, The | Live |
Magic Elf, The | Elf Tales |
Mahavishnu Orchestra, The | The Lost Trident Sessions |
Mahavishnu Orchestra, The | Visions of the Emerald Beyond |
Mahavishnu Orchestra, The | Birds of Fire |
Mahavishnu Orchestra, The (with J.M.) | The Inner Mounting Flame |
Mahavishnu Orchestra, The (with J.M.) | Ventures in Radioland |
Main Source | Breaking Atoms |
Makaveli | The Don Killuminati, the 7 day Theory |
Malmsteen, Yngwie | The Yngwie Malmsteen Collection |
Malmsteen, Yngwie | Inspiration |
Mandalaband | I and II remastered |
Manfred Mann's Earth Band | The Best of Manfred Mann's E.B. |
Maroon 5 | It Won't Be Soon Before Long |
Maroon 5 | Songs About Jane |
Masta Ace | Slaughtahouse |
Masta Ace & Marco Polo | A Breukelen Story |
Mastodon | Crack the Skye |
Mastodon | Crack the Skye Limited Edition (instrumental disc) |
Mastodon | Leviathan |
Mastodon | The Hunter |
Mastodon | Once More 'Round the Sun |
Mastodon | Blood Mountain |
Mastodon | Emperor of Sand |
Mastodon | Remission [remastered] |
Mastodon | Cold Dark Place |
Mathematics | Love Hell or Right (Da Come Up) |
Matisyahu | Youth |
Mats/Morgan Band | Thanks for Flying With Us |
Max Creek | Spring Water |
Mayfield, Curtis | New World Order |
Mayfield, Curtis | Superfly |
Mayfield, Curtis | Curtis |
Mayfield, Curtis | Curtis/Live! |
Mayfield, Curtis | Roots |
Mayfield, Curtis | Back to the World |
Mayfield, Curtis | Sweet Exorcist |
McCartney, Paul | Oobu Joobu - Ecology |
McKnight, Brian | Anytime |
McLaughlin, John | The Promise |
McLaughlin, John | After the Rain |
McLaughlin, John | Remember Shakti: The Believer |
Mebusas | Vol 1: Blood Brothers |
Medeski Martin and Wood | Shack-man |
Medeski Martin and Wood | The Dropper |
Medeski Martin and Wood | Tonic |
Megadeth | Countdown to Extinction |
Megadeth | Cryptic Writing |
Megadeth | Extra Value CD (came with Risk) |
Megadeth | Hidden Treasures |
Megadeth | Risk |
Megadeth | Rust in Peace |
Megadeth | The System Has Failed |
Megadeth | The World Needs A Hero |
Megadeth | Youthanasia |
Megadeth | Endgame |
Mellencamp, John | No Better Than This |
Meridian Arts Ensemble | Ear Mind I (music of Frank Zappa) |
Meridian Arts Ensemble | Smart Went Crazy (Zappa | Hendrix | Nurock) |
Merry Axemas | A Guitar Christmas Vol. 1 |
Merry Axemas | A Guitar Christmas Vol. 2 |
Metallica | Master of Puppets |
Metallica | Reload |
Metallica | …And Justice For All |
Metallica | Death Magnetic |
Metallica (Apocalyptica) | Plays Metallica by Four Cellos |
Metaphysical Jones | Metaphysical Jones |
MF DOOM | Special Herbs: The Box Set 0-9 |
MF DOOM: Danger DOOM | The Mouse and the Mask |
MF DOOM: Madvillain | Madvillainy |
Michigan Garage Bands in the 60's, the History of | Volume One |
Michigan Stick Trio | General Chaos and Natural Order |
Mikes, Stephan | The Good, the Bad, and the Karmic |
Mikes, Stephan | Before You See |
Mikes, Stephan | Dakini Beach |
Ministry | The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste |
Ministry | Psalm 69 |
Ministry | The Land of Rape and Honey |
Minucci, Chieli | Jewels |
Minucci, Chieli | Renaissance |
Minucci, Chieli | It's Gonna Be Good |
Minucci, Chieli & Special EFX | Sweet Surrender |
Misfits | Misfits |
Mobb Deep | The Infamous |
Mobb Deep | Infamy |
Mobb Deep | Juvenile Hell |
Mobb Deep | Hell on Earth |
Mobb Deep | Murda Muzik |
Mobb Deep | Amerikaz Nightmare |
Money, Eddie | Greatest Hits---Sound of Money |
Monsters, Ghouls, Goblins and Demons |
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Montrose | Montrose |
Montrose | Paper Money |
Montrose | Warner Bros. Presents Montrose! |
Montrose | Jump On It |
Montrose | Open Fire |
Moody Blues, The | The Best of the Moody Blues |
Moon Dog Mane | Turn It Up |
Moon Madness | PreMaster II |
Moore, Gary | Back on the Streets |
Moore, Gary | Grinding Stone |
Moore, Vinnie | Meltdown |
Moore, Vinnie | Defying Gravity |
Moore, Vinnie | Live |
Moore, Vinnie | Mind's Eye |
Moore, Vinnie | Out of Nowhere |
Moore, Vinnie | The Maze |
Moore, Vinnie | Time Odyssey |
Motley Crue | Greatest Hits |
Motorhead | Ace of Spades |
Motown Meets the Beatles | Varous Artists |
Mr. B | Shining the Pearls |
Mr. B | Joybox |
Mucky Pup | Act of Faith |
Mucky Pup | A Boy In A Man's World |
Mucky Pup | Can't You Take a Joke |
Mucky Pup | Now |
Mucky Pup | Alive and Well |
Mucky Pup | Lemonade |
Mucky Pup | Five Guys in a Really Hot Garage |
Mudhoney | Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge |
N*E*R*D | Seeing Sounds |
N*E*R*D | Fly or Die |
N.W.A. | Straight Outta Compton |
N.W.A. | Greatest Hits |
N.W.A. | EFIL4ZAGGIN |
Nappy Roots | Wooden Leather |
Nas | Nas |
Nas | Illmatic |
Nas | Stillmatic |
Nastasee | Uletide |
Newcleus | Jam on This: The Best of Newcleus |
Ne-Yo | Year of the Gentleman |
No Doubt | Tragic Kingdom |
Nodens Ictus | The Cozmic Key |
Nomeansno | Wrong |
North Mississippi Allstars | Promo CD |
North Mississippi Allstars | Shake Hands With Shorty |
North Mississippi Allstars | World Boogie is Coming |
Notorious B.I.G., The | Ready to Die |
Notorious B.I.G., The | Life or Death |
NTM | Paris Sous Les Bombes |
NTM | Supreme NTM |
Nudeswirl | Nudeswirl |
Nugent, Ted | Great Gonzos |
October London | Colorblind: Love |
October London | Colorblind: Hate and Happiness |
Odyssey | Reinventing the Past |
Ofege | Try and Love |
Omnibus Wind Ensemble | Music By Frank Zappa |
Operation Ivy | Operation Ivy |
Organized Konfusion | Stress: The Extinction Agenda |
Organized Konfusion | Organized Konfusion |
Organized Konfusion | The Equinox |
Original Dance Music of the 1920's/1930's | Volume One |
Orlando Julius and the afro sounders |
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Osbourne, Ozzy | The Ozzman Cometh |
Osbourne, Ozzy | Ozzmosis |
Osibisa | Osibisa |
Osibisa | Happy Children |
Osibisa | Heads |
Osibisa | Woyaya |
Outkast | Aquemini |
Outkast | Atliens |
Outkast | Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik |
Outkast | Speakerboxx |
Outkast | The Love Below |
Outkast | Stankonia |
Outkast | Idlewild |
Ozric Tentacles | Vitamin Enhanced Boxed Set |
Ozric Tentacles | Afterswish |
Ozric Tentacles | Arborescence |
Ozric Tentacles | Curious Corn |
Ozric Tentacles | Erpland |
Ozric Tentacles | Jurassic Shift |
Ozric Tentacles | Pungent Effulgent |
Ozric Tentacles | Pyramidion |
Ozric Tentacles | Spice Doubt Streaming |
Ozric Tentacles | Spirals in Hyperspace |
Ozric Tentacles | Strangeitude |
Ozric Tentacles | Swirly Termination |
Ozric Tentacles | There is Nothing/Ethereal Cereal |
Ozric Tentacles | Tantric Obstacles/Erpsongs |
Ozric Tentacles | Become the Other |
Ozric Tentacles | The Hidden Step |
Ozric Tentacles | Waterfall Cities |
Ozric Tentacles | The Yumyum Tree |
Ozric Tentacles | Paper Monkeys |
Ozric Tentacles | Technicians of the Sacred |
Paisley, Brad | Play |
Palermo, Ed | Plays the Music of Frank Zappa |
Palermo, Ed | Big Band Zappa |
Palermo, Ed | Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance |
Palermo, Ed | Eddy Loves Frank |
Pantera | Cowboys from Hell |
Pantera | Far Beyond Driven |
Parker, Maceo | Dial MACEO |
Parliament | Motor Booty Affair |
Pastorius, Jaco | Jaco Pastorius |
Pat Metheny Group | The Road to You |
Peaches & Herb | The Millenium Collection |
Pearl Jam | Ten |
Perch Creek Family Jugband | Jumping on the Highwire |
Perry, Lee "Scratch" | Dub-Triptych |
Pete Rock | PeteStrumentals |
Pete Rock | Return of the SP1200 |
Pete Rock | Soul Survivor II |
Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth | Mecca and the Soul Brother |
Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth | The Main Ingredient |
Petrucci, John and Jordan Rudess | An Evening with John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess |
Petty, Tom | Wildflowers |
Petty, Tom and the Heartbreakers | Greatest Hits |
Petty, Tom and the Heartbreakers | Echo |
Pharcyde, The | Labcabincalifornia |
Pharcyde, The | Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde |
Pharcyde, The | Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde 2-disc limited edition |
Pharoahe Monch | Desire |
Pharoahe Monch | PTSD |
Phoenix | Alphabetical |
Phoenix | Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix |
Pink Floyd | Dark Side of the Moon |
Pink Floyd | The Division Bell |
Pink Floyd | Wish You Were Here |
Pink Floyd | A Momentary Lapse of Reason |
Pink Floyd | Pulse |
Pink Floyd | The Wall (remastered) |
Pink Floyd | Meddle |
Pink Floyd | Atom Heart Mother |
Pink Floyd | A Saucerful of Secrets |
Pink Floyd | Piper at the Gates of Dawn |
Pink Floyd | More |
Pink Floyd | The Endless River |
Pitch Black | Pitch Black Law |
Pleasure Dub | Tommy McCook and the Supersonics |
Pojama People | December 2006 Compilation |
Pojama People with Ike Willis | Footsie Notes |
Police, The | Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings |
Ponty, Jean-Luc | King Kong |
Ponty, Jean-Luc | Live at Chene Park |
Ponty, Jean-Luc | Cosmic Messenger |
Ponty, Jean-Luc | Upon the Wings of Music |
Ponty, Jean-Luc | Aurora |
Ponty, Jean-Luc | Imaginary Voyage |
Ponty, Jean-Luc | Enigmatic Ocean |
Ponty, Jean-Luc | A Taste for Passion |
Poor Righteous Teachers | Holy Intellect |
Poor Righteous Teachers | The New World Order |
Poor Righteous Teachers | Pure Poverty |
Popper, John | Go Outside and Drive (the vestal version) |
Porno for Pyros | Porno for Pyros |
Positively 60's | Positively 60's |
Powell, Doc | Laid Back |
Praxis | Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis) |
Praxis | Profanation |
Preston, Don | Vile Foamy Ectoplasm |
Preston, Don | Retrospective |
Preston, Don | Works |
Preston, Don | Out of the Vault |
Preston, Don Akashic Ensemble | The Inner Realities of Evolution |
Preston, Don and Bunk Show | Don Preston and Bunk Gardner |
Primus | Animals Should Not Try to Act Like People |
Primus | Frizzle Fry |
Primus | Brown Album |
Primus | Sailing the Seas of Cheese |
Primus | Tales from the Punchbowl |
Primus | Antipop |
Primus | Pork Soda |
Primus | Green Naugahyde |
Primus | The Desaturating Seven |
Primus | Desaturating Seven, The |
Prince | Planet Earth |
Prince Po | Prettyblack |
Procol Harum | Classic Tracks and Rarities |
Project Object | Absolutely Live |
Project Object | Dream of the Dog |
Psychedelic Aliens | Psycho African Beat |
Public Enemy | 20th Century Masters |
Public Enemy | It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back |
Pulse | Various Artists |
Punky Meadows | Fallen Angel |
Queensryche | Promised Land |
Quincy Jones | You've Got It Bad Girl |
Rage Against the Machine | Rage Against the Machine |
Rage Against the Machine | Evil Empire |
Rainman | Soundtrack |
Rammstein | Sehnsucht |
Randolph, Robert | Unclassified |
Randolph, Robert | Live at the Wetlands |
Randolph, Robert | We Walk This Road |
Red Elvises, The | Shake Your Pelvis |
Red Hot Chili Peppers | One Hot Minute |
Red Hot Chili Peppers | Blood Sugar Sex Magik |
Reel Big Fish | Turn the Radio Off |
Return to Forever | Romantic Warrior |
Reveille | Laced |
Riccardo Fassi Tankio Band | Plays the Music of Frank Zappa |
Rift | Jam Session 5-16-00 |
Rival Sons | Feral Roots |
Roa, Carl | Eternity |
Rodriguez | Coming From Reality |
Rodriguez | Cold Fact |
Roger and Zapp | The Compilation: Greatest Hits II and More |
Rogers, Roy | Slideways |
Rolling Stones | Exile on Main Street |
Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters | The Colour of Love |
Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters | Grateful Heart: Blues and Ballads |
Roots, The | Rising Down |
Roots, The | Things Fall Apart |
Roots, The | Do You Want More?!!!??! |
Roots, The | Illadelph Halflife |
Roots, The | How I Got Over |
Roots, The | Undun |
Roots, The | The Tipping Point |
Ross, Diana and the Supremes | The No. 1's |
Ross, Rick | Trilla |
Ross, Rick | Deeper Than Rap |
Rush | Chronicles |
Rush | The Spirit of Radio |
Rusted Root | When I Woke |
Ryan, Matthew | Matthew Ryan vs. The Silver State |
Sadler, Neil | Theory of Forms |
Santana | Santana |
Santana | Inner Secrets |
Santana | Caravanserai |
Santana | Borboletta |
Santana | The Best Instrumentals |
Santana | The Best Instrumentals Vol. 2 |
Santana | Tropical Spirits Part I and II |
Santana | Dance of the Rainbow Serpent |
Santana | Supernatural |
Santana | As Years Go By |
Santana | Live |
Santana | III |
Santana | Abraxas |
Santana | Shape Shifter |
Santana | Corazon |
Santana with John McLaughlin | Love Devotion Surrender |
Santana, Carlos and Buddy Miles | Carlos Santana and Buddy Miles! Live! |
Sardinas, Eric | Devil's Train |
Sardinas, Eric | Eric Sardinas and Big Motor |
Satriani, Joe | Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards |
Satriani, Joe | Crystal Planet |
Satriani, Joe | Dreaming #11 |
Satriani, Joe | Engines of Creation |
Satriani, Joe | Flying In A Blue Dream |
Satriani, Joe | Is There Love in Space? |
Satriani, Joe | Live in San Francisco |
Satriani, Joe | Not of This Earth |
Satriani, Joe | Strange Beautiful Music |
Satriani, Joe | Surfing With the Alien |
Satriani, Joe | Surfing With the Alien Legacy Edition |
Satriani, Joe | The Extremist |
Satriani, Joe | Time Machine |
Satriani, Joe | Live! |
Satriani, Joe | Super Colossal |
Satriani, Joe | Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock |
Satriani, Joe | Unstoppable Momentum |
Satriani, Joe | Shockwave Supernova |
Satriani, Joe | Additional Creations |
Satriani, Joe | What Happens Next |
Scatterbrain | Here Comes Trouble |
Scatterbrain | Scamboogery |
Scofield, John | A Go Go |
Scofield, John | Uberjam |
Seahag | We'll Got to Be About Da Bidnus |
Seeley, Bob | Industrial Strength |
Seeley, Bob | Let's Boogie with Bob Seeley |
Seeley, Bob | Detroit Style Boogie and Blues Piano |
Seger, Bob | Face the Promise |
Seger, Bob and the Silver Bullet Band | Greatest Hits |
Seger, Bob and the Silver Bullet Band | Against the Wind |
Seger, Bob and the Silver Bullet Band | Stranger in Town (remastered) |
Segovia, Andre | A Centenary Celebration |
Sevendust | Sevendust |
Sevendust | Home |
SHAD | Tsol |
SHAD | The Old Prince |
Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet | Savvy Show Stoppers |
Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet | Dim the Lights, Chill the Ham |
Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet | Sport Fishin' |
Shankar and Gingger | One in a Million |
Shankar, Ravi | Portrait of Genius |
Shankar, Ravi | Live at Monterey |
Shepherd, Kenny Wayne | Ledbetter Heights |
Shepherd, Kenny Wayne | Trouble Is… |
Shepherd, Kenny Wayne | Live On |
Shepherd, Kenny Wayne | The Place You're In |
Silverchair | Frogstomp |
Silverchair | Diorama |
Silverhawk (uncle Bob on drums) | Michigan Garage Bands |
SJOB Movement | A Move in the Right Direction |
SJOB Movement | Friendship Train |
Skatalites | Skatalites and Friends at Randy's |
Skee-Lo | I Wish |
Skid Row | Skid Row |
Skin Yard | Skin Yard plus 5 |
Skin Yard | 1000 Smiling Knuckles |
Skin Yard | Undertow |
Skin Yard | Inside the Eye |
Skin Yard | Start at the Top |
Skin Yard | Fist Sized Chunks |
Skinny Puppy | Too Dark Park |
Skinny Puppy | The Process |
Slum Village | Fantastic Vol. 2 |
Slum Village | Trinity (Past, Present and Future) |
Slum Village | Evolution |
Sly and Robbie | Riddim: The best of Sly and Robbie In Dub 78-85 |
Sly and Robbie | King Tubby's Dance Hall Dub |
Sly and Robbie | Blackwood Dub |
Sly and Robbie Meet the Mad Professor! | The Dub Revolutionaries |
Smashing Pumpkins, The | Machina, The Machines of God |
Smith, Dr. Lonnie | Boogaloo to Beck |
Smith, G.E. | Incense, Herbs and Oils |
Smith, Jimmy | Sit On It |
Smith, Jimmy | Unfinished Business (on same CD as Sit On It) |
Snoop Dogg | Paid Tha Cost to Be da Bo$$ |
Snoop Dogg | Doggystyle |
Snoop Dogg | Ego Trippin' |
Snoop Dogg | Neva Left |
Song of the Mississippi |
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Soul Science | by Juldeh Camara and Justin Adams |
Souls of Mischief | 93 'til Infinity |
Souls of Mischief | Montezuma's Revenge |
Sound of Urchin, The | The Diamond |
Sound System International Dub LP |
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Soundgarden | Badmotorfinger |
Soundgarden | Down On the Upside |
Soundgarden | Superunknown |
Special EFX | Global Village |
Stanhope, Doug | No Place Like Home |
Stanhope, Doug | Before Turning the Gun on Himself |
Stanhope, Doug | Deadbeat Hero |
Stanhope, Doug | Die Laughing |
Stanhope, Doug | Beer Hall Putsch |
Stanhope, Doug | Sicko |
Stanhope, Doug | From Across the Street |
Steamhammer | Steamhammer |
Steamhammer | Mountains (Remastered) |
Steel Pulse | True Democracy |
Steel Pulse | Caught You |
Steel Pulse | Earth Crisis |
Steel Pulse | Tribute to the Martyrs |
Steel Pulse | Handsworth Revolution |
Steel Pulse | Living Legacy |
Steel Pulse | State of Emergency |
Steel Pulse | African Holocaust |
Steel Pulse | Babylon the Bandit |
Steel Pulse | Victims |
Steel Pulse | Rastafari Centennial: Live in Paris |
Steel Pulse | Rastanthology II: The Sequel |
Steel Pulse | Rage and Fury |
Steely Dan | A Decade of Steely Dan |
Steely Dan | Alive in America |
Steely Dan | Citizen (4 disc set) |
Steely Dan | Everything Must Go |
Steely Dan | Pretzel Logic |
Steve Kimock Band | East Meets West |
Steve Miller Band, The | Greatest Hits 1974-1978 |
Steve Miller Band, The | Young Hearts (Complete Greatest Hits) |
Stevens, Cat | Majikat |
Stevens, Cat | The Very Best of Cat Stevens |
Stevens, Cat (Yusuf) | Roadsinger |
Sting/The Police | The Very Best of Sting/The Police |
Stitt, Sonny and Don Patterson | Brothers 4 |
Stone Temple Pilots | Core |
Stratovarius | Episode |
Styx | Greatest Hits |
Suburbia | Original Soundtrack |
Sullivan, Jazmine | Fearless |
Swamp Cabbage | Squeal |
Swano, Dan | Moontower |
T.I. | Urban Legend |
T.I. | King |
T.I. | T.I. Vs. T.I.P. |
T.I. | Trap Muzik |
T.I. | Paper Trail |
Techmaster P.E.B. | Bass Computer |
Ten Years After | A Space In Time |
Thackery, Jimmy and David Raitt | That's It |
Thicke, Robin | Something Else |
Third Eye Blind | Third Eye Blind |
Third World | Prisoner in the Street |
Third World | Journey to Addis |
Third World | Ultimate Collection |
Third World | Patriots |
Thirty-Eight Special | Flashback |
Three 6 Mafia | Most Known Unknown |
Three-Eleven | Music |
Timberlake, Justin | Futuresex/Lovesounds |
Tipographica | God Says I Can't Dance |
Tipographica | Tipographica |
Tipographica | The Man Who Does Not Nod |
TKZee | Guz Hits - Greatest Hits |
TKZee | Halloween |
Tonic | Lemon Parade |
Tool | Aenima |
Tool | Undertow |
Tornadoes, The | Then and Now |
Tosh, Peter | Live and Dangerous --- Boston 1976 |
Toto | 40 Trips Around the Sun |
T-Pain | Epiphany |
Tragedy Khadafi (Intelligent Hoodlum) | Saga of a Hoodlum |
Triangular Bent |
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Tribal Tech | X |
Tribe Called Quest, A | The Low End Theory |
Tribe Called Quest, A | Beats, Rhymes and Life |
Tribe Called Quest, A | We Got it From Here…Thank you for your service |
Tripping Daisy | I Am An Elastic Firecracker |
Trower, Robin | Living Out of Time |
Trower, Robin | Bridge of Sighs |
Trower, Robin | Roots and Branches |
Trower, Robin | The Playful Heart |
Trower, Robin | Twice Removed From Yesterday |
Trower, Robin | Time and Emotion |
Trower, Robin and Jack Bruce | Seven Moons |
Tupac | Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. |
Tupac | Better Dayz |
Tupac | Greatest Hits |
Tupac | R U Still Down? [Remember Me] |
Tupac | All Eyez on Me |
Tupac | Me Against The World |
Tupac | Resurrection |
Tupac | 2Pacalaypse Now |
Tupac | Thug Life Volume 1 |
Twin Peaks | Music From |
Twista | Mobstability |
Twista | Legit Ballin' The Album Vol. 1 |
Twista | Adrenaline Rush |
Twista | Who'$ got Next |
Ugly Radio Rebellion | Performs the Music of Frank Zappa (live demo 2006) |
Ugly Radio Rebellion | June 5, 2010 at Corktown Tavern (3 discs) |
Uncle Moe's Space Ranch |
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Undisputed Truth | The Collection |
Upchurch, Phil | Phil Upchurch |
Usher | My Way |
Vai, Steve | Alcatrazz---Disturbing the Peace |
Vai, Steve | Alien Love Secrets |
Vai, Steve | Alive In An Ultra World |
Vai, Steve | Bad Squad---Morley Promo CD |
Vai, Steve | Fire Garden |
Vai, Steve | Fire Garden (Japanese) |
Vai, Steve | Flex-Able |
Vai, Steve | Flex-Able Leftovers |
Vai, Steve | FZ Original Recordings (Archives Vol. 2) |
Vai, Steve | Guitar Techniques |
Vai, Steve | Italian Stallion |
Vai, Steve | Live in London |
Vai, Steve | Mystery Tracks (Archives Vol. 3) |
Vai, Steve | Passion and Warfare |
Vai, Steve | Real Illusions: Reflections |
Vai, Steve | Sex and Religion |
Vai, Steve | The 7th Song |
Vai, Steve | Story of Light, The |
Vai, Steve | The Elusive Light and Sound Vol. 1 |
Vai, Steve | The Ultra Zone |
Vai, Steve | The Ultra Zone (Japanese) |
Vai, Steve | Thunder Kids |
Vai, Steve | Ultra Zone Tour: Live in Nijmegen, Holland |
Vai, Steve | Various Artists (Archives Vol. 4) |
Vai, Steve | Volume 1 |
Vai, Steve | Volume 2 |
Vai, Steve | Western Vacation |
Vai, Steve | Modern Primitive |
Vai, Steve | Italy 12-22-93 (2 discs) |
Vai, Steve | Jewel Box Interview CD |
Vai, Steve | Sound Theories |
Vai, Steve | Where the Wild Things Are |
Van Halen | Van Halen |
Van Halen | Balance |
Van Halen | 5150 |
Van Halen | Van Halen 3 |
Varese | The Complete Works |
Vaughan, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble | Blues at Sunrise |
Vaughan, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble | Couldn't Stand the Weather |
Vaughan, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble | Greatest Hits |
Vaughan, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble | Live Alive |
Vaughan, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble | Soul to Soul |
Vaughan, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble | Stevie Ray with Albert King |
Vaughan, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble | Texas Flood |
Velvet Revolver | Contraband |
Ventures, The | Surfing |
Voorhees, Matt | Untitled |
Walsh, Joe | Greatest Hits Little Did He Know |
War of the Surf Guitars |
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Waterboy, The | Original Soundtrack |
Weather Report | Mysterious Traveller |
Weather Report | Heavy Weather |
Weather Report | This Is Jazz |
Weather Report | Black Market |
Weather Report | Sweetnighter |
Ween | Chocolate & Cheese |
Ween | The Mollusk |
West, Kanye | Graduation |
White Zombie | La Sexorcisto |
Whitesnake | Whitesnake |
Who, The | Live at Leeds |
Who, The | Then and Now: 1964-2004 |
Widespread Panic | 4-27-99 Moran Theatre, Jacksonville, FL |
Widespread Panic | Ain't Life Grand |
Widespread Panic | Ball |
Widespread Panic | Don't Tell the Band |
Widespread Panic | Til the Medicine Takes |
William Orbit | Strange Cargoes |
Willis, Ike | Enigma |
Willis, Ike | Dirty Pictures |
Willis, Ike | Shoulda Gone Before I Left |
Wilson, Delroy | Dub Plate Style |
Winery Dogs, The | The Winery Dogs |
Winwood, Steve | Back in the High Life |
Wolfman Jack's Halloween Special | Scary Sounds |
Wolfmother | Wolfmother |
Wonder, Stevie | Characters |
Wonder, Stevie | The Definitive Collection |
Wonder, Stevie | The Jazz Soul of Little Stevie |
Yancey Boys | Sunset Blvd |
Yardbirds, The | The Masters |
Yes | Fragile |
Yes | The Yes Story (Gold) |
Young Jeezy | The Inspiration |
Young Jeezy | The Recession |
Young Jeezy | Trap or Die |
Young Jeezy | Cold Summer - The Authorized Mixtape |
Young Jeezy and DJ Drama | Can't Ban the Snowman |
Young M.C. | Stone Cold Rhymin' |
Young, Neil | Harvest |
Young, Neil | Harvest Moon |
Zapp | Zapp I |
Zapp | Zapp II |
Zappa, Dweezil | Automatic |
Zappa, Dweezil | Go With What You Know |
Zappa, Frank | Absolutely Free |
Zappa, Frank | Ahead of Their Time |
Zappa, Frank | Any Way the Wind Blows |
Zappa, Frank | Apostrophe (') |
Zappa, Frank | Ark, The |
Zappa, Frank | As and Am |
Zappa, Frank | At the Circus |
Zappa, Frank | Baby Snakes |
Zappa, Frank | Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life, The |
Zappa, Frank | Black Pages, The |
Zappa, Frank | Bongo Fury |
Zappa, Frank | Broadway the Hard Way |
Zappa, Frank | Buffalo |
Zappa, Frank | Burnt Weeny Sandwich |
Zappa, Frank | Cheap Thrills |
Zappa, Frank | Chunga's Revenge |
Zappa, Frank | Civilization Phaze III |
Zappa, Frank | Conceptual Continuity |
Zappa, Frank | Congress Shall Make No Law |
Zappa, Frank | Cruising With Ruben & the Jets |
Zappa, Frank | Cucamonga |
Zappa, Frank | Cucamonga Years |
Zappa, Frank | Disconnected Synapses |
Zappa, Frank | Does Humor Belong in Music? |
Zappa, Frank | Donna You Wanna |
Zappa, Frank | Dub Room Special, The |
Zappa, Frank | Electric Aunt Jemima |
Zappa, Frank | Electric Tongue |
Zappa, Frank | Everything Is Healing Nicely |
Zappa, Frank | Filmore East---June 1971 |
Zappa, Frank | For Collectors Only |
Zappa, Frank | Francesco Zappa, The Music of |
Zappa, Frank | Freak Out! |
Zappa, Frank | Freaks and Motherfuckers |
Zappa, Frank | Grand Wazoo, The |
Zappa, Frank | Guitar |
Zappa, Frank | Hammersmith Odeon |
Zappa, Frank | Have I Offended Someone? |
Zappa, Frank | Hot Rats |
Zappa, Frank | Imaginary Diseases |
Zappa, Frank | Interviews Volume 1 |
Zappa, Frank | Interviews Volume 2 |
Zappa, Frank | Jazz From Hell |
Zappa, Frank | Joe's Corsage |
Zappa, Frank | Joe's Domage |
Zappa, Frank | Joe's Garage |
Zappa, Frank | Joe's Menage |
Zappa, Frank | Joe's Xmasage |
Zappa, Frank | Just Another Band From L.A. |
Zappa, Frank | Lather |
Zappa, Frank | Leatherette |
Zappa, Frank | Live in Melbourne 1973 |
Zappa, Frank | London Symphony Orchestra |
Zappa, Frank | Lost Episodes, The |
Zappa, Frank | Lost Solos 1 and 2, The |
Zappa, Frank | Lumpy Gravy |
Zappa, Frank | Make A Jazz Noise Here |
Zappa, Frank | Man From Utopia, The |
Zappa, Frank | Meets the Mothers of Prevention |
Zappa, Frank | Mothermania |
Zappa, Frank | Mystery Disc |
Zappa, Frank | Ole, Marqueson |
Zappa, Frank | One Shot Deal |
Zappa, Frank | One Size Fits All |
Zappa, Frank | Orchestral Favorites |
Zappa, Frank | Our Man in Nirvana |
Zappa, Frank | Over-nite Sensation |
Zappa, Frank | OZ |
Zappa, Frank | Boulez Conducts Zappa: Perfect Stranger, The |
Zappa, Frank | Philly '76 |
Zappa, Frank | Piquantique |
Zappa, Frank | Playground Psychotics |
Zappa, Frank | Frank Zappa Plays the Music of Frank Zappa |
Zappa, Frank | QuAudiophiliac (DVD-audio) |
Zappa, Frank | Roxy and Elsewhere |
Zappa, Frank | Saarbrucken 1978 |
Zappa, Frank | Sheik Yerbouti |
Zappa, Frank | Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch |
Zappa, Frank | Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar |
Zappa, Frank | Sleep Dirt |
Zappa, Frank | Son of Cheap Thrills |
Zappa, Frank | St. Patrick's Day |
Zappa, Frank | Strictly Commercial |
Zappa, Frank | Strictly Genteel |
Zappa, Frank | Studio Tan |
Zappa, Frank | Swiss Cheese/Fire |
Zappa, Frank | Tengo La Minchia Tanta |
Zappa, Frank | Them or Us |
Zappa, Frank | Thing-Fish |
Zappa, Frank | Time Sandwich |
Zappa, Frank | Tinseltown Rebellion |
Zappa, Frank | Tis the Season to Be Jelly |
Zappa, Frank | Trancefusion |
Zappa, Frank | Uncle Meat |
Zappa, Frank | Unmitigated Audacity |
Zappa, Frank | Waka/Jawaka |
Zappa, Frank | Wazoo |
Zappa, Frank | Weasels Ripped My Flesh |
Zappa, Frank | We're Only In It for the Money |
Zappa, Frank | Whipping Post |
Zappa, Frank | Yellow Shark, The |
Zappa, Frank | You Are What You Is |
Zappa, Frank | You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1 |
Zappa, Frank | You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 2 |
Zappa, Frank | You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 3 |
Zappa, Frank | You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 4 |
Zappa, Frank | You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5 |
Zappa, Frank | You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6 |
Zappa, Frank | Zappa in New York |
Zappa, Frank | Zappa Picks---By Larry LaLonde of Primus |
Zappa, Frank | 200 Motels |
Zappa, Frank | Zoot Allures |
Zappa, Frank | Roxy Performances, The (7-disc set) |
Zappa, Frank | MOFO Project/Object, The (The Making of Freak Out 4-disc set) |
Zappa, Frank | Halloween - Live in NYC 1978 (DVD audio) |
Zappa, Frank | Happy Halloween 1978 (3 discs) |
ZatU | Neves-eatnouT |
Zevon, Warren | Genius: The Best of Warren Zevon |
Zhigge | Zhigge |
Zingg, Silvan | Silvan Zingg Trio - Boogie Woogie Trilogy |
Zingg, Silvan | in concerto |
Zingg, Silvan | Changes in Boogie Woogie |
Zingg, Silvan | Boogie Woogie Ride (Trio Live) |
Zingg, Silvan | w/Drew Davies and Pascal Ammann --- Hot Cat Session |
Zingg, Silvan | Piano Solo - Live & Studio |
Zonana, Saul | Fix the Broken |
ZZ Top | Rancho Texicano: Very Best of ZZ Top |
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