The Top 10 Artists (by quantity) in my Record Collection

[@douglasweston126]

Hi Mazzy - that is F...IN incredible. I love all those bands and have lots of music by them all - but nowhere near what you have lolol. The Beatles will always be my NO1 - its a no contest. The Stones, Hendrix, Dylan, Bruce, Clapton, Neil Young all in my top 10 (not in any particular order except for NO1 !! ) I was already into the Beatles and Stones, but when I saw Jimi for the first time on UK prime time TV - everything changed. I can still remember sat in front of the TV staring at this incredible guy - just unforgettable. Cya Doug (from down under)

[@AirPaternno82]

Just checked my Discogs here is my Top 10 (more than 10 since so many ties) The Rolling Stones 31 The Beatles 25 Miles Davis/Bruce Springsteen 23 The Band 21 Queen/The Who 18 Genesis 17 Pearl Jam 16 The Replacements/Pink Floyd/Led Zeppelin/Steely Dan 15

[@RobScuremusic]

Great idea for a video. I really enjoyed this and the fact that Ry Cooder is in your top 10 makes me want to delve into his music. I hate to admit it, but I have nothing by him at the moment.

[@paavoviuhko7250]

Of course at age 72 I can relate to all of this. I love Jimi and Stones and Kinks. But Bob is my number one guy, always was, since 64. I could talk about the misses but that is all irrelevant.. Great collection you have. Now I have to subscribe. Because now I know I can relate to your love.

[@gr328]

Springsteen no1 for me by a country mile. Followed by Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, Miles Davis, Squeeze, Dylan, Billy Bragg, Beatles, Bowie,

[@robwalkerletthemusicplay]

I like the concept behind this .. it’s probably been done before but I hope a few people do a response..

[@srdjr6760]

I was surprised Ry Cooder was on the list. I got to see him live opening for E.C. in 1983 (third concert ever at 15) He was really good but as there was no streaming then and finds were severely limited, I never got any of his records I did find the audio of that 1983 RC/EC show recently and it was a fantastic show. My second concert (1982) is on your list - the Kinks. That was a great show. Ray Davies was such a good front man as well as a songwriter

[@robinjones6999]

Ive guessed it - am I right?? - Ive just got in from the pub - you didn't disappoint me one bit - all GREAT choices

[@mazzysmusic]

Well theses are calculated based on math . Not personal choices 💱

[@craigwarner6156]

Hey Mazzy. You have a fantastic collection. But WOW. I only have around 150 vinyl records all together. But I'm not mad on getting every different pressing or from different countries or different variations and all that APART FROM WHEN IT COMES TO THE BEATLES. Probably out of the around 150 vinyls I have, around 75 are Beatles records. I wanted to get an original 60s UK MONO copy of every album upto and included the white album (which I have), then an original 68-69-70 stereo version of yellow sub, Abbey Road and let it be (which I have), then the original UK 73 red a blue (which I have). Then I wanted an original UK version of all those themed albums EMI and Capitol put out in the 70s and 80s. I.e. Rock n Roll, Love songs, Ballads, etc (which I have apart from Reel Music) then I wanted an an original past masters, an original LOVE Cirque Du Soleil, an original let it be naked, live at the Hollywood bowl original and reissue, original yellow sub songtrack(all of which I have) And then I wanted the original UK 1970 box set of let it be (which I got) the Beatles Box from Liverpool 8 LP box set (which I got), then I wanted all 4 of the Vinyl versions of the 50th anniversary deluxe box sets (which I got) and then I started to collect the late 80s and 90s Direct Metal Master versions of all the albums which I have and some are great and some aren't. AND NOW ALL I NEED IS THE 2019 Singles Box.Reel Music lp The anthologies, live at the BBC and On Air and 1 and then I'll have EVERYTHING I WAS AIMING TO GET. I have all the 2009 Mono and Stereo CDs, and all the 1987 CDs, and half of the XDR versions of the Cassettes. But then after all this what do I do when I have the anthologies, BBC ,1 and Reel Music? Where do I go from there? Will I be satisfied Mazzy?

[@mazzysmusic]

You’ll never be satisfied. Be in the moment 😵‍💫🥺😎😬. But enjoy it as you continue to collect ✌🏼

[@sh230968]

My humble collection has most of Grateful Dead. This is followed by Joni Mitchell I think.

[@mikehomner4724]

Superb collection by a crazy old man!!! :):)

[@mazzysmusic]

I thinks that’s a compliment 😵‍💫😎🤠

[@mikehomner4724]

@@mazzysmusic You know it is! :):)

[@dschlep5474]

Wanky & Cranky top my collections 49 Van or as my spouse says ( Van Moreofthesame) 35 Neil The Fabs 31 Bob 22 Dead 18 Love Station to Station ( 1st concert I attended Feb 76) and the Healing Game and St. Dominic’s but It’s Too Late to Stop Now and Veedon Fleece are up there as well as is the collaboration with Joey DeFrancesco Good video idea!

[@mazzysmusic]

Schlep 🥸😬😎🤠. Yeah this was just a fun one. Looks like we overlap which is not difficult with these artists.

[@SCjuisy]

Hi, as much as i would love that everybody`s fav Neil Young album is On the Beach, it`s just not true. Mostly it`s Harvest and After the Goldrush. Be honest, is it getting better than the period between ´74-´76 when it comes to Neil Young? Greetings

[@JimMorrisonslizard]

Sorry, it’s really Silver and Gold.

[@SCjuisy]

@@JimMorrisonslizard Or Silver and Gold.

[@gytrplr]

Did you only count only vinyl or include CD’s ?

[@mazzysmusic]

This was only counting vinyl.

[@daveeaglestone548]

Hi friend I like The video you done on beatles 2014 mono box set well TJR that there re issue the Rolling Stones 2016 mono box set again on Amazon uk can you check this out please dave.

[@mazzysmusic]

I saw that. Cool it’s being reissued.

[@daveeaglestone548]

@@mazzysmusic Hi my friend Do think they will do the beatles mono box set form 2014 again dave.

[@walterevans5658]

It's funny that Hendrix has so much out there when he only released three studio records during his lifetime. I'm not at home to count, but if you allow for bootlegs as well, my Top two as far as quantity would be 2. Springsteen and 1. Neil Young. My favorite Neil record is Rust Never Sleeps

[@mazzysmusic]

Yeah there’s a wealth of great live Hendrix material.

[@paavoviuhko7250]

I forgot to say. Ry Cooder is excellent. I love jazz. Miles and Coltrane and I could go on but especially for me Fusion. I have satellite radio. I listen to Real Jazz and Outlaw Country and Symphony Hall. My collection would be dominated probably by J S Bach.

[@01real1]

0:12 - Well, you could put some music like Hendrix and Zeppelin and do the yoga. :-)

[@davepounds8924]

Liked your top 10 artist video I wish you-would talk more about artists like Neil Young and the Stones Bob Dylan. You have lots of their albums but you hardly talk about these artists We have enough Beatles channels on you tube. Every Tom Dick and Harry has a Beatles channel I love the Beatles but there is enough 500 albums of the Beatles you must have a lot of repeats

[@mazzysmusic]

Look in my features playlist. They are all right there ✌🏼

[@davepounds8924]

I know you have a great collection and talk about a lot of different artists than the Beatles I am just saying that all the channels talk about Paul’s concert and voice and complain about his song selection but how many talked about the Stones recent tour and Mick Jagger voice He is the same age as Paul and dances and sings great But none of the channels talked about that The Beatles are great but don’t ignore other great bands like the Stones

[@mazzysmusic]

@@davepounds8924 if I had seen the stones this time I definitely would have shared by thoughts❣️

[@davepounds8924]

@@mazzysmusic Thanks

[@user-ys3qq6rf6z]

try polish genius NIEMEN ENIGMATIC 1969

[@danbro1378]

Mazzy lost his virginity to Floyd's Meddle? Presumably it didn't last the whole album. I could've lost mine to a single!

[@mazzysmusic]

Echos 16:31

[@UberPilot]

A “Wanker”? If I judged artists by their opinions and things they said publicly I wouldn’t listen to 99 percent of them.

[@bobburroughs6241]

How on earth do you pick out something to actually play?

[@kingofallmediums2123]

540? I love The Beatles, but don’t you think that that’s overkill?

[@dennisperry6085]

Unbelievable - where are The Who???

[@martinbench3657]

Yes , but this list goes to 11 🙂

[@myquealer]

A quick search of Discogs and I think this is my top ten: XTC 136 Robyn Hitchcock 131 Jonathan Richman 99 Bob Dylan 73 Beach Boys 73 Beatles 70 Neil Young 68 John Cale 44 Kinks 39 Boo Radleys 37 Velvet Underground 34 It's probable I forgot someone. In fact I'd forgotten John Cale and added him after saying "It's probable I forgot someone" My list doesn't include solo albums by members of the band or Beatles would be top 3 and probably #1. Velvet Underground would also move way up with my Cale and Reed records (Mo Tucker and Nico too if you count her).

[@mazzysmusic]

Nice. There’s always one or two we forget 😵‍💫

[@toddhill7483]

It's impossible to have too much XTC or Robyn Hitchcock.

[@myquealer]

@@toddhill7483 I won an auction with about half of XTC's 45s in it and figured I had to collect the rest.... I have everything but the ever elusive Wrapped In Grey.

[@andysmusicden]

Wow! How do you manage to get to that many Boo Radleys albums?

[@myquealer]

@@andysmusicden Looks like 15 are albums: original pressings, reissues, test pressings, signed copies, duplicates... 20 singles and a couple compilations that include other artists (Creation Records • International Guardians Of Rock 'N' Roll 1983-1999 and Seconds Out Round One). There are still a few singles on my want list, but they are hard to come by in the US and international shipping charges often deter me.

[@canadianstudmuffin]

I've always loved The Kinks but never heard their 60s albums in full, which I now love, with Arthur being the best. One of my favorite 60s albums.

[@phillipanderson7398]

I must check that one out, especially as it has the track Australia and I am from Oz.

[@ghengismcgillicutty4695]

Glad to see the love for “Station to Station” like I do! For me, this is my favourite “Berlin period” album even if it’s not (if you know what I mean!). It even makes my top 5 Bowie albums.

[@jamesmachado9366]

My Bowie best!!!

[@larrysmith5249]

My favorite Bowie.

[@phillipanderson7398]

Harry Maslin sure was a good producer for Bowie. Unfortuately for Maslin by the next year he was producing the likes of The Bay City Rollers.

[@Baz63]

I agree...Station To Station is my favourite Bowie album with Black Tie White Noise and Blackstar close behind.

[@mitchabate]

Yes, the Kinks!! The most under appreciated band ever!

[@jimmccloskey4254]

Your are in the mazsoleum - do they whisper, speak, shout, or stay silent. You understand they are watching you, wondering at times why the get touched.

[@alm5693]

I think that second in my LP quantity count after The Beatles is XTC. I was picking up every XTC record that I could find in the 80's. My CD version of this would have The Kinks, The Beatles, XTC, Richard Thompson and Robyn Hitchcock (Including The Egyptians) as the top five.

[@morganchavis1835]

Dylan is the biggest artist collection i have. 123 albums (not including 45's, tapes, and CDs). I count the Bootleg Series boxes as one but the mono box is 8 since they're full albums. Great video, Mazzy! Now I want to go count my artist collections to see who my top 10 are.

[@morganchavis1835]

Oops, actually 132

[@phillipanderson7398]

I like Bob, well most of his albums ( especially 1964 to 1976) but I am happy with my 10 or so albums of his.

[@jtsrecordroom3963]

I had St. Dominic's in my hand yesterday, gonna go back and get it ! Missing it for years, on vinyl. Mr. Tambourine Man is my favorite Byrds LP.. And yes, too bad Gene didn't stick around a while longer. Meddlle and Wish You Were Here, are my go to Floyd. Saw Bowie Nov. 1973 Celebrity Theatre Phoenix, Az on the Ziggy Tour... my best show ever ! Love love Hendrix, and Cry Of Love is in a 3 way tie for my go to LP's. In The Purple Valley is my fav, and most played.. finally picked up a minty Boomers Story.. I'm not familiar with the Grateful Dead.. Hehe.. will enjoy the rest of your video.. Thanks !

[@jeff196330]

GOD SAVE THE KINKS. Was waiting for them to appear. You featured their best three LP's

[@mazzysmusic]

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[@cheapcheerfulrecordcollect8071]

I was wondering what happened to The Kinks. I don’t have anywhere the quantity you do but a quick look and my top 5 The Beatles-26 Rolling Stones-27 Bob Dylan -28 Thelonious Monk-29 Frank Sinatra- 39

[@AsTheTableTurns]

The Grateful Dead would be super high on your list if you counted every disc within a box set.

[@Raypirri]

Fantastic Mazzy! You almost looked embarrassed and started to justify why you have so many Beatles albums...I have my very first album gifted by my parents - Beatles -Hard Day's Night to this day. One of the greatest benefits of getting old is that we have had time to collect and now, ENJOY!! Thanks for sharing, you are an inspiration (and justification why I collect so many versions of one artist) 'OnYa

[@petemcfeet28]

Great collection but also a huge tip of the hat to The Beatles for their prolific short time together and their management for marketing the hell out of a large body of work, but let's face it, a relatively short career. Yet they still manage to crank out that many different versions, collections, editions, bootlegs and branch out into all fields of marketing to perpetuate their product and get as much money from their fans as possible. And despite being driven by greed from their fans, they have also managed to reciprocate wealth BACK to dedicated collectors such as yourself by having all of their wonderful merchandise continue to skyrocket 50 to 60 years later! I still haven't played my Psychedelic Pill yet, some 10 years after preordering it so many years ago. I'm not sure what I'm waiting for as they came packaged very much unsealed so it would be virtually impossible for me to prove its never been played. Oh well. Perhaps I'll spin it before I die. Perhaps I will leave that honor to someone else that may not even know it. Maybe I'm 3 beers away from playing it tonight. Ha! As always, it was fun joining you on this little journey. I wouldn't have pegged you as that strong of a Neil Young fan. Cheers!

[@NorthernRevolutions]

500 Beatles records...wow! I knew that was your number one but wow! I thought I had a lot at about 200.

[@peterhawn6944]

“Top ten artist”…The Police is my top ten artist

[@kingofallmediums2123]

Your boy Dave Marsh thought the Grateful Dead sucked 😂

[@maxhirsch7035]

540 Beatles albums??!!! That's it?? You're a bit of an in-completist on that front, I think. Well, it's not too late... BTW, after the Dead, the Beatles are probably my favorite rock band. Although, like the Dead, it's a bit limiting to just call them a rock band.

[@vinyllover6737]

Unfortunately many people forget about the Kinks.

[@tomrobinson5776]

The Kinks win in my collection. I have over 60 albums including bootlegs, US & British releases, compilations. I also have the God Save The Kinks Box from 1969 that Warner Bros put out as part of their God Save The Kinks campaign before they were welcomed back to the states before the Arthur tour. It came with supposed grass from the Village Green, a puzzle, a compilation called Then Now and Inbetween and other goodies.

[@briangonigal3974]

Thirty-four Jimi Hendrix albums is pretty darn impressive for an artist that not only managed to release a mere 4 albums in his lifetime but from whom there's only about 4 years worth of live performances to draw from. On the other hand, artists like Van Morrison & Neil Young are frustrating for the simple reason that they won't stop releasing new albums and, dammit, it's just impossible to keep up! It'd be one thing if they were creatively spent years ago and you could safely ignore their new albums & know you're not missing anything, but they bot still release some really damm good quality product on at least a semi-regular basis. But the sad fact is that even if his latest record is really good, I already have 25 good-to-amazing Van Morrison records on my shelf and there's just a limit as to how many Van Morrison albums I really need in my life because, you know, there's also other stuff I'd like to have time to listen to. Psychedelic Pill is an Amazing album! and it kinda pissed me off when I heard it & realized no, I couldn't write Shaky off quite yet. How was I ever going to be able to discover and appreciate the worthy current, new artists out there if this cranky old fart hippie is still blowing my mind?

[@c.s.mcleod7383]

I apologize,but I can't hear well: did Cooder coloborations include Buena Vista Social Club,Longriders Soundtrack,Paris Texas, Pecos Bill?

[@davidkornblatt991]

Don't Forget: Big Star, #1 Record, Radio City, and Sister Lovers(Big Star's Third)??????? They are the American Badfinger.

[@albarton7189]

My list of the top ten that I have a complete or near complete collection with lots of reissues and remastered pressings: The Beatles Pink Floyd Neil Young Mike Oldfield Linda Ronstadt Fleetwood Mac Alan Parsons Project Joni Mitchell Eric Clapton Paul McCartney

[@cgbleak]

You have over 500 Beatles records? How big is your house????? Great, thought-provoking video as always, thanks.

[@nikolaychesnokov8357]

I'm surprised, that you don't have Frank Zappa in your list. Ive been waiting for, but......

[@hasseelmerson]

I must be stupid or something. But why are you doing all these videos. I have most albums of Grateful Dead and Moondog. Greetings from Sweden

[@billkeon880]

Would have thought Zappa would have cracked 10. Village Green is a top 15 record for me, maybe top 10

[@dlux8735]

Guess There's only so many rabbit wholes you can go down like that, You have such a impressive an immense collection , My hats off to you!

[@doodahdavesrecords4319]

Mazzy you and Ritchie Vinyl have the best musical taste bar none 🎩 off to you both! I just got epidural but will post my P for Police review soon

[@benjaminsavage4204]

*Eric Clapton would have recognized the Mofi debacle'... ;) Just sayin'

[@guidoroemer81]

1. Miles Davis (85) 2. Zappa (35) 3. Stones (27) 4. Dylan (23) 5.Cooder (19)

[@juanitaldiggs]

Just wanted you to know I genuflected and then made the sign of the cross before virtually entering the inner sanctum santorum that is your collection/library. Lol.

[@kevinkantell7381]

Kinks and J.Giels while you were waiting for a New Rolling Stones album to come out!🤓

[@johnwelch5132]

Thanks for the Bowie. He wrote Golden Years with Elvis in mind. Imagine that as a cover !

[@TRamone01]

I saw the Kinks absence coming. One step ahead of you on that one. Current artist I'm all in on? That would be Bob Dylan. Funny how people don't like it when he does what he wants to do. He's an artist he don't look back, as they say.

[@jamiesomerville8196]

I see the emotion when you talk about your Beatles collection, its great. It's an amazing collection!I'm proud of mine too, although much more modest. I know my Dad went down to his local record shop the day the Beatles albums were released and picked up a copy. So glad to have them in my collection now. Also, I was wondering about the Kinks... Love them too. I may even have more Dylan than The Beatles. 😊

[@mazzysmusic]

They are why I’m here.

[@chutspe]

"Paradise and Lunch", the final r in "Ry Coode r" on the cover is triggering me...

[@mundoaseptico8785]

I love you too. Thanks.

[@randykirby2866]

I might check it out but if would have been nice if the book was 12" X 12".

[@billymuellerTikTok]

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 38 THE BEATLES 37 PRINCE 30 METALLICA 24 KISS 22 CHICAGO 20 PEARL JAM 20 BILLY JOEL 18 LED ZEPELLIN 16 HALL & OATES 15 MARIAH CAREY 15

[@billymuellerTikTok]

rounding out my top 21 would be: AC/DC 14 JUDAS PRIEST 14 JIMI HENDRIX 13 THE ROLLING STONES 12 MADONNA 12 TAYLOR SWIFT 11 WHITESNAKE 11 WEEZER 11 DEF LEPPARD 10 (would be a lot higher if I counted each individual release in their 3 box sets) IRON MAIDEN 10 SCORPIONS 10

[@bullobca]

Nice video Maz. You mention about On The Beach not getting much love at the time. I have an interesting copy in my collection. It's a first US pressing with the flower pattern inside that I purchased new new in Canada. It has a cutout in one corner so I suspect it didn't sell in the US at the time , got returned and a discount seller here in Canada picked it up.

[@artmanjohn2]

Did you have your storage shelves, tbat are directly behind you, especially designed and built? They look awesome, great job!

[@mazzysmusic]

Many people ask. These are IKEA Bonde shelves. They look almost custom. Love them. Unfortunately they were discontinued about ten years ago.

[@thomasminarchickjr.7355]

That’s great that Ry Cooder is your favorite. I became a fan a few years back. Boomer’s Story is one of my favorites. He’s incredible to this day. Also, I LOVE Safe as Milk

[@davidbryanbartlett4071]

Thanks for not showing your BUG collection

[@alanstewart7802]

I love Ry Cooder until he starts singing then I lose interest.

[@theheepster]

And I thought I had a lot with my 46 Beatles albums, but over 500, that's insane. A real Beatlemaniac. I'm a little bit jealous. Beatles are No.4 with me. My No.3 Uriah Heep with 48 albums, No.2 Deep Purple with 51 albums and No.1 Rolling Stones 72 albums.

[@mazzysmusic]

It’s very insane but it’s fun.

[@asufluffhead]

Surprised The Who didn't make it either.

[@gorgeousninja7213]

love your videos and I have also spent most of my life (and money) on music. Back to buying vinyl again after years of CDs and digital but having moved many times including countries have lost lots of my old albums but even so 500 Beatles albums that's a lot. Not sure how you've financed all that but glad you have.

[@mazzysmusic]

Well first if you divide these out over 55 years. Plus ten years in the record biz getting free and cheap records plus friends in the record biz for another decade. Plus being self employed for 37 years with some very good years up until the last five or so plus my son is grown and out of the house and there you have it. Just a priority I guess.

[@mickgrundy4615]

You have a amazing collection, and i was thinking what are you playing them on, i would love to know.

[@mazzysmusic]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKS3ooifndajlacsi=kH1mfLT3Y8kFOeZq

[@jbvinyl]

How many Jefferson Airplane ,surprised they didn't make your list

[@mazzysmusic]

Many but not that many ✌🏼

[@davidkornblatt991]

Dark Side of the moon is the best by far

[@audiophileman7047]

You're back from the dark side! You have some great picks in your top 10, especially that one with the prism and the dispersion of light on the album cover. 👍👍👍

[@mazzysmusic]

🤠🤙🏻✌🏼 ha

[@alb8390]

That’s amazing Mazzy, crazy….but amazing!!

[@davidkornblatt991]

No Notorious Byrd Brothers by the Byrds boooo

[@dlux8735]

No Led Zep????

[@mazzysmusic]

Not by quantity 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@dlux8735]

@@mazzysmusic Guess There's only so many rabbit wholes you can go down like that, You have such a impressive and immense collection , My hats off to you!

[@myles7522]

Wonderful stuff….👍👏

[@dougcesario3098]

Mazzy, Dave has said several times that they pronounce their last name Dav ees. I am nowhere near the amount of records that you have, but most of your top ten iare surely in mine as well.

[@mazzysmusic]

Ray pronounces it as Davis!!!

[@dougcesario3098]

@@mazzysmusic Thanks, Mazzy. I should have known they wouldn't agree on that.

[@c.s.mcleod7383]

'Moondance' is the greatest pop/rock album of all time.

[@mazzysmusic]

It is fantastic

[@ManlaySound]

My quantity winners are Hendrix, Bowie (officials plus lots of bootlegs) and Mina (she's been putting out two records a year during 60 years, I don't have them all). Then Beach Boys, Beatles, KingCrimson...

[@pascalhibon7928]

Hey Mazzy, always a joy watching your videos. Quick question: you are into jazz and I always see the big names of jazz in your collection. But do you like more modern jazz like for example Fourplay, Marc Moulin (sort of fusion jazz), Count Basic (acid jazz)?

[@mazzysmusic]

Not those but some newer young artists. I love vibes player Joel Ross who is on Blue Note.

[@rlsimmons1644]

Great recommendations

[@saifonlawrence2044]

Love Neil Y

[@MFK1967]

Same taste as me

[@twofromthetrunk9932]

Enjoyed this video. But I must admit no surprises from your collection. One observation, unless I missed it, not one female. Just sayin. Well done.

[@firebirdexplorervsg8672]

This is an interesting ranking approach. My list according to Discogs incl. 12“, 10“, 7“ and counting box-sets as one item (that‘s why Bowie, The Stones and Black Sabbath don‘t make the Top 10): 01. KISS = 367 02. IRON MAIDEN = 74 03. ENNIO MORRICONE = 67 04. AC/DC = 63 05. ZAPPA/MOTHERS = 56 06. DEEP PURPLE = 53 07. THE BEATLES = 50 08. MOTÖRHEAD = 44 09. JUDAS PRIEST = 43 10. ALICE COOPER = 38

[@chrishughes5049]

Impressive indeed and diverse, not a big surprise but, out side of the 'Dead and Hendrix, I have every one of the records you presented as exemplars of each artist, after Beatles/solo, I probably have more Neil Young than any other artist but like you say, he continues to put out a high volume of work, honorable mentions from my record world go to, The Who, XTC, Zappa BUT not 'collecting'( hate that term for it)' on the same scale as you have. By last estimation I have just under 2000 records but you do have about ten years on me of buying records and working in a couple of record stores/industry probably was helpful to your access to LP's, not a competition of course.....just the facts man. Vinyl community vids are my porn( thats what my wife calls it). Enjoyed the vid, thanks Mazzy.

[@davidschecter5247]

Have at least 20 (and in many cases a LOT more) of America, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, The Bee Gees, June Christy, Glen Campbell, Petula Clark, Bing Crosby, Vic Damone, The Dave Clark Five, Deep Purple, Donovan, The Everly Brothers, The Moody Blues, Tommy James, Jan and Dean, Jethro Tull, The Kinks, Peggy Lee, Gordon Lightfoot, Julie London, Dean Martin, Paul McCartney, Kenneth McKellar, Moody Blues, Rick Nelson, Harry Nilsson, Roy Orbison, Poco, Elvis Presley, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Cliff Richard, The Righteous Brothers, The Rolling Stones, The Shadows, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford, T.Rex, The Ventures, The Who, Wishbone Ash, and if you start including classical or film music composers, the list gets much longer!!!

[@toddhill7483]

My collection pales by comparison to yours and many viewers, but here are my doubts digit releases. 1 XTC. 18 2 The Church. 13 3 Robyn Hitchcock. 13 4 New Model Army. 12 5 Pink Floyd. 10

[@c.s.mcleod7383]

The Ry Cooder,David Lindley'Eel River-Garberville 1991' bootleg is better than any authorized recording the duo has put out. And I followed Lindley since Kaleidoscope.

[@thesurfacespins]

I still need to get that Saint Dominic's Preview record. Thanks for the suggestion. Ha, remember the days of having to hide records from Mom and Dad....... A great list, thanks for sharing.

[@johnmavroudis2054]

Glad you caught THE KINKS at the end!!! BRILLIANT band deserving their place on your list. I have a ton of albums (nowhere near your vast collection), but XTC is my #1. (I'm only starting to build up my Bob Dylan collection). Thanks again for your wonderful channel. It really helps on direction of what to try next for me. Cheers!

[@garyolshan4177]

Agree. XTC all their albums are brilliant except the first one, which is understandable prior to Dave Gregory

[@johnmavroudis2054]

@@garyolshan4177 Yup. Right there with you... The first two have a few excellent songs... but they really come into their own with the third album, "Drums and Wires." Dave Gregory smoothes some of the jagged edges and the band is way more balanced. Cheers!

[@garyolshan4177]

@@johnmavroudis2054 Well said., John

[@toddhill7483]

XTC my favorite since 1980.

[@Lopersgezwets]

I love you mazzy, I wondered, wtf where are the Kinks? Love the way you came on with your coda. It gives the Kinks some extra push. Take care.

[@Warp75]

My Miles Davis section is the biggest. Piles of em

[@wylieroth3145]

Same here.

[@Warp75]

2nd is The Fall

[@RandyforRoyals]

I don't have everything in Discogs but I know that Bob Dylan and Van Morrison would be in my top five. I think I may have more albums by Jerry Lee Lewis than anyone else. 500 Beatles albums sounds amazing.

[@rocky-o]

it's o.k. if van morrison gets bumped off your list, because counting up my collection, van actually comes in first place wiith most vinyl, followed by dylan and leonard cohen....very cool idea...peace...rocky