albums you bought more than once

[Stankfoot]

... either because you wore it out or lost it and had to have another copy.

Here are mine:

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a350/stankfoot/GOF-1.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a350/stankfoot/exile.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a350/stankfoot/trust.jpg

[west milly Tom]

Weezer's blue album. Just can't seem to hold onto it. I've bought it at least 3 times.

[Knowledged_one]

Sublime-sublime
nwa-straight outta compton

[drjoek]

Live At Fillmore East
Allman Brothers

[zildjian361]

when Cd's came out i replaced all my vinlyn. Joe Cocker Mad Dogs & Englismen, Pink Floyd Wish you were here , to many to remember :smile:

[zildjian361]

4 NON BLONDES 3 times, Darkness onthe Edge of Town ,As most of Bruce's Albums at least twice, it"s all coming back to me now, Alice Cooper Billion Dollar Babies. enough Mark we get it.:smoke::drunk::wink:

[paulisded]

The Costello catalog has been purchased the most, thanks to his constant label moves.

Otherwise, it's between Dylan's Blonde on Blonde and the Replacements Tim. Tim has been purchased a handful of times because I've lost it or worn it out. Blonde on Blonde started with a vinyl version, followed by the original CD that had an edited version of Sad Eyed Lady on it. When that was expanded to include the full version, I had to have it again. Then a SACD version was released, followed by a remastered hybrid surround sound SACD.

Oh, and also Royal Albert Hall fits in there somewhere. First, the white label vinyl boot, then another version with a "real" cover followed by a bootleg box set that had it. Then at least two bootleg CD versions, followed by the official release.

[spoon]

Never/none

[Gvac]

There are a few albums I owned on vinyl, cassette, and then CD, but the one I bought more than one copy of just to give it to people because it was that important to me was Willie Nelson's "Spirit."

I've never met a single person who hasn't absolutely fallen in love with it once they've listened.

[teej]

public enemy-nations of millions. word yo

[santino]

nirvana - nevermind

nine inch nails - downward spiral

[spot]

Rubber Soul

[Gvac]

Rubber Soul

How old are you? :bye:

[MacVittie]

There are a bunch of albums I own on CD, Cassette, and Vinyl:

Bob Dylan - Another Side of Bob Dylan
Green Day - Dookie
Rolling Stone - Hot Rocks.

and a bunch bunch more.

[Freakshow]

New York Dolls -- too much too soon.

[AnnoyedGrunt]

I don't think I really got in to music until CD's so I never had to upgrade anything. The only album I can think of would have to be:

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61geVHshywL._SL500_AA280_.jpg

That's only because I lost the disc but still had the case. Years later I found the disc so now I'm stuck with two copies.

[OGC]

There are a few albums I owned on vinyl, cassette, and then CD, but the one I bought more than one copy of just to give it to people because it was that important to me was Willie Nelson's "Spirit."

I've never met a single person who hasn't absolutely fallen in love with it once they've listened.


I've never heard "Spirit". I guess that answers the question what you can get me for Christmas.

[SinA]

Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique

[furie]

http://www.ideasmx.com.mx/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/weird_al_nirvana.jpg

I left the tape on my car seat and it warped, so i bought the CD

[Sarge]

Pink Floyd: The Wall
Nirvana: Bleach
Mad Season: Above

[pittphantoms]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/614U2UmU1bL._SL500_AA280_.jpg

Sublime Self Titled at least five times... I keep losing it or lending it - and needing it back over the past 10 years...

[lleeder]

I bought The Fragile 3 seperate times. Then downloaded once too.

[K.C.]

http://grigr.irishguys.org/albums/siamese_dream.jpg

[epo]

I've had albums "go missing" many times. My two most purchased CDs are:

Replacements - "Let it Be"
Pixies - "Doolittle"

I think I've bought them both at least 4 times.

[brettmojo]

blink 182 - Enema of the State twice (regular and Australian version with extra live tracks)
blink 182 - Take Off Your Pants and Jacket three times (three different versions with three different covers and extra songs on each)

[Slumbag]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/614U2UmU1bL._SL500_AA280_.jpg

Sublime Self Titled at least five times... I keep losing it or lending it - and needing it back over the past 10 years...

Yeah. I've bought it at least twice.

Same with Aenima by Tool (which I currently don't have a copy of).

[Devo37]

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c395/Devo37/Kid_Rock.jpg

Kid Rock Devil Without a Cause. Bought it twice, lost it twice. never bothered to buy it a third time.

[danner1515]

There are tons of albums I've bought more than once, but I think the big winner is Frank Zappa's We're Only in It for the Money. I think I've owned around 5 different copies of it on CD and vinyl.

[burrben]

the velvet underground & nico


ive lost like three copies somehow

[marky2bucks]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/4/4f/Weezer_-_Blue_Album.jpg/200px-Weezer_-_Blue_Album.jpg I have bought or burned a few times

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/57/Sublime40OztoFreedomalbumcover.jpg Sublime 40 oz. I had this album in my tape player (that's right) throughout high school

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/d0/Old_97s-Too_Far_To_Care.jpg/200px-Old_97s-Too_Far_To_Care.jpg I've bought this at least 4 times. Keeps getting scratched, stolen, or "borrowed"

[paracetamol flanders]

http://www.factory-overseas.de/images/Facn06.jpg

Durutti Column-LC

Bought it on LP. Bought the Canadian press for the different track. Bought the cassette for the car. Wore the cassette out; bought another. Wore out both albums. Bought 2 more. Bought it on CD when it was part of a 4 CD box set. Girlfriend took that. I stole another from a store. Lost that. Wore out 2 more vinyl copies. Bought it as a single CD reissue. Downloaded then sold CD then lost album in corrupted iTunes debacle. Bought the CD again. I also currently own 5 copies on LP so I can replace it like shark teeth.

AND

http://needle1.files.wordpress.com/2007/10/joydivision_wideweb__430x421.jpg


See above and multiply by 3.

[A.J.]

I've bought several repeats mostly to convert from vinyl and/or tape to CD.

This one I bought a couple of times because I got the stereo mix and the sessions box set.

http://www.wcfr1480.com/content-images/rays/PSounds.jpg

[ANC]

http://z.about.com/d/rap/1/0/O/-/-/-/Wu-Tang-36Chambers.jpg
http://static.rateyourmusic.com/album_images/3842.jpg

[SuperKarateMonkeyDeathFez]

The only CD's I've had to replace due to damage were Beck's Odelay, Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger & Black Hole Sun and the first 2 Oasis albums.

I upgraded a couple dozen cassettes to CD's over the years, but most of those tapes were bought dirt cheap so I don't really count that.

I've definitely upgraded a bunch of albums due to them being re-released with remastered editions. Most of Elvis Costello's albums, the Replacements' albums, 3 Pulp albums, both My Bloody Valentine albums, Matthew Sweet's Girlfriend, Whiskeytown's Strangers Almanac, the Mission of Burma reissues, the continuing Pavement reissues, the Sonic Youth reissues, the Jesus & Mary Chain reissues, the New Order reissues (I replaced the Joy Division albums with the comprehensive remastered boxset quite a few years back), NIN's Downward Spiral, DJ Shadow's ...Entroducing...I'm sure there's plenty of others I'm forgetting, but I'll get them almost every time if there's remastering involved., especially bands from the 70's and 80's.

I don't know if it counts, but I tend to pick up best-of's by bands I have most or all the albums for if I think the albums could be remastered, since the best-of's tend to sound better.

[paulisded]

The only CD's I've had to replace due to damage were Beck's Odelay, Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger & Black Hole Sun and the first 2 Oasis albums.

I upgraded a couple dozen cassettes to CD's over the years, but most of those tapes were bought dirt cheap so I don't really count that.

I've definitely upgraded a bunch of albums due to them being re-released with remastered editions. Most of Elvis Costello's albums, the Replacements' albums, 3 Pulp albums, both My Bloody Valentine albums, Matthew Sweet's Girlfriend, Whiskeytown's Strangers Almanac, the Mission of Burma reissues, the continuing Pavement reissues, the Sonic Youth reissues, the Jesus & Mary Chain reissues, the New Order reissues (I replaced the Joy Division albums with the comprehensive remastered boxset quite a few years back), NIN's Downward Spiral, DJ Shadow's ...Entroducing...I'm sure there's plenty of others I'm forgetting, but I'll get them almost every time if there's remastering involved., especially bands from the 70's and 80's.

I don't know if it counts, but I tend to pick up best-of's by bands I have most or all the albums for if I think the albums could be remastered, since the best-of's tend to sound better.

You and I are almost the same person.

[SuperKarateMonkeyDeathFez]

We're simply connoisseurs, sir.

[Kublakhan61]

I bought Brighten the Corners again yesterday - ANOTHER Pavement 2 disc reissue!! Matador promised me a live LP and a poster if I pre-ordered ...

[paulisded]

I bought Brighten the Corners again yesterday - ANOTHER Pavement 2 disc reissue!! Matador promised me a live LP and a poster if I pre-ordered ...

And another rare Abe appearance!

[FezPaul]

Pretty much all of the CDs I own are stuff I previously had on vinyl. I lost all my records (That's what we used to call them back in the 70s) in various moves over the years.

[grlNIN]

The only cd i can remember buying a second time was A Perfect Circle's Mer de Noms because i lost the first copy i had at my friend's house.

[cougarjake13]

only albums i bought twice were the first 4 metallicas after i lost them in a move

[denko]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51QHFPZDJ7L._SL500_AA240_.jpg


i scratched the shit out of the first one.

[hedges]

These albums I own on cd and vinyl or cd and tape: Doors American Prayer, Minor Threat Complete Discography, Roy Buchanan LIVESTOCK, Clash London Calling, Bob Dylan Blood on the Tracks, Hendrix Kiss the Sky, Hendrix Woodstock, Husker Du Zen Arcade, Pink Floyd Final Cut, Rites of Spring End on End, Rush Caress of Steel, 2112, All the World's a Stage, Exit Stage Left, Hold Your Fire, Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Steely Dan Aja, Suicidal Tendancies