What Record Label(s) Dominate Your Music Collection?

[AP_Punk]

CDs/records/tapes/8-tracks, etc, - what label dominates your collection?

[oddwithoutend]

What dominates YOUR collection?

[bard]

nothing really. just pick from all over...

[AP_Punk]

What dominates YOUR collection?

unholy records (http://www.unholyrecords.com/)

but seriously. maybe No Idea!, Fat Wreck, Suburban Home, Asian Man (especially when it comes to vinyl), Vagrant, Epitaph. Quite a few things from each and maybe a few others.

[TheOtherAndrew]

Fat, Asian Man, other record labels that fit in that wonderful group.

The biggest major label contributing to my collection is Universal Music Group. Unfortunately.

[harveyn590]

Independent wise i have quite a few Equal Vision

[Dr. Acula]

Lots of Saddle Creek.

[chipdip18]

Lots of Saddle Creek.

I came in to say the same thing.

[AP_Punk]

i need more saddle creek material :-0

[AP_Punk]

Fat, Asian Man, other record labels that fit in that wonderful group.

The biggest major label contributing to my collection is Universal Music Group. Unfortunately.

:highfive:

and bummer high five for the last part. but i think i have a lot from UMG too. :-d

[TheOtherAndrew]

All I have from Saddle Creek is Bright Eyes. That should change.

[prefix-core]

They may not have the most releases, but Fat Wreck most likely dominates mine given that I've probably purchased 95% of what they've released. Plus: I own a hoodie with their logo on it. Haha.

More recently, however, I can safely say that Suburban Home and No Idea are up there as well. Red Leader, Red Scare, and Asian Man all get honorable mentions.

[AP_Punk]

i should've taken more advantage of all those CD sales deep elm was having a year back.

[shit stroll]

i have no idea

[llwilliamsll]

polyvinyl records, record wise...older catalog though
in general....not sure. It's all pretty scattered

[Pat k]

Asian Man (Alkaline Trio, Larry Arms, Tuesday, The Broadways, Link 80, Slapstick)
Polyvinyl (American Football, Mates of State, Matt Pond, Sundays Best, so many comps)
Columbia (Jazz- Miles Davis, Weather Report, etc. Simon and Garfunkel discography)
Victory (Spitalfield, TBS, Bayside, Dead to Fall, Integrity)
Deathwish (108, Blacklisted, American Nightmare, Pulling Teeth)
Drive Thru Records (NFG, Starting Line [SILYMI Vinyl, what up], Allister, comps galore)
Vagrant (STD, Alkaline Trio)

[chipdip18]

All I have from Saddle Creek is Bright Eyes. That should change.

No Cursive?

[mybreakingpoint]

Revelation & Doghouse & still Drive-Thru, though obviously not much from the last few years. mostly Revelation & Doghouse.

[polarbearsummer]

I've always been attracted to the bands on/started out on No Idea!

[Anderson]

Revelation, Bridge Nine, Deathwish.

[Burn That Shit]

Lots of Vagrant and Equal Vision.

[hiya]

Jive, duh.

[Pat k]

I forgot about Revelation. Obviously, Rev 1-20 is a goldmine.

[circatbs]

Lots of Equal Vision, Victory, and I know I'll get shit for it but Rise Records, also. Then a whole bunch of scattered shit.

[fadedmemories]

Tie between mid 00's FBR and early 00's DTR

[mycuban]

Equal Vision, Saddle Creek, Epitaph, Vagrant, Asian Man and Favorite Gentleman

[ssion1984]

Dischord is definitely in the lead, but Saddle Creek, Sire, Touch and Go, and Columbia seem to popular with me as well.

[JustSway]

I pay literally no attention to record labels. I figure if I like a band, I like a band. A friend of mine seems to constantly go off on how he loves Epitaph though, I just fail to see the point. It's not the 80s anymore, the label isn't king.

[FeynmanWannabe]

Sub Pop, Merge, Matador, 4AD, Kill Rock Stars, Jagjaguwar, Arts+Crafts, Saddle Creek, Asthmatic Kitty.