So you’re thinking, how diverse can musical tastes get?  Right now I mostly listen to mellow “alternative” music, otherwise known as, uh, mellow rock.  Not soft pop, not hard pop, not weird-shit-no-one’s-ever-heard-of, just mellow rock.  I enjoy hints of experimentiality and progressiveness.  I’m also into a lot of classic rock, a bit of hard rock, as well as the cheesy ‘80s and the grunge ‘90s.  Throw in Neil Diamond, Nat King Cole, Nelson, Braveheart, and Weird Al Yankovic and you’ve got yourself some real diversity.  Here’s the list of everything I’ve bothered to purchase or dub thus far:
 

AC/DC – Highway to Hell, Back In Black, The Razors Edge, Live, Ballbreaker
Braveheart Soundtrack
Bryan Adams – Waking Up the Neighbors
Aerosmith – first greatest, Permanent Vacation, Pump, Get a Grip
Alice In Chains – all of them
Bad Company – Here Comes Trouble
Tony Banks – all of them except Bankstatement
Big Head Todd & the Monsters – Sister Sweetly
Black Crowes – all of them
Boston – Boston, Don’t Look Back, Third Stage
Cardigans – First Band on the Moon
Cars – greatest
Belinda Carlisle – greatest
Peter Cetera – Solitude/Solitaire
Chicago – Greatest 1, 2, and 3
Cinderella – Heartbreak Station
Nat King Cole – Gold
Phil Collins – all except Dance Into the Light
Def Leppard – all of them except Vault
Neil Diamond – The Very Best of
Empire Records Soundtrack
Enigma – MCMXCa.D.
Extreme – III Sides to Every Story, Waiting for the Punchline
Foreigner – The Very Best and Beyond
Forrest Gump Soundtrack
Peter Gabriel – Revisited (1 & 2), So, Shaking the Tree, Us
Genesis – all of them plus London Symphony Orchestra, Not About Us single; except for Live, Spot the Pigeon, and Seconds Out
Hall & Oates – Rock ‘n’ Soul Part 1, Change of Season
Hanson – Middle of Nowhere
Bruce Hornsby & the Range – The Way It Is
Inxs – Listen Like Thieves, Kick, X, Welcome to Wherever You Are
IQ – Tales from the Lush Attic
Jars of Clay – both
Jethro Tull – Original Remasters
Journey – greatest
King Crimson – The Court of the Crimson King
Last Action Hero Soundtrack
Led Zeppelin – Zoso, Houses of the Holy
Huey Lewis & the News – Fore!
Mad Season – Above
Marillion – all of them except for the live ones and B-sides
Dave Matthews Band – Under the Table and Dreaming, Recently, Crash
Sarah McLachlan – Solace, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy, Surfacing
Billy McLaughlin – Inhale Pink
Men at Work – Puttin’ in Overtime (greatest)
Mike + the Mechanics – M+M, Beggar on a Beach of Gold
Mr. Mister – I Wear the Face, Welcome to the Real World
Alanis Morissette – Jagged Little Pill
Nelson – After the Rain
Nirvana – Nevermind
Nuno – Schizophonic
Joan Osbourne – Relish
The Outfield – greatest
Pearl Jam – Ten, Pearl Jam, Vitalogy
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers – She’s the One
Pink Floyd – literally a little bit of everything, Atom Heart Mother, Obscured by Clouds, Pulse
Police – greatest
Queensryche – Rage for Order, Operation:Mindcrime, Empire
Radiohead – OK Computer
REM – Green
Rembrandts – Rembrandts, untitled
Lionel Richie – Can’t Slow Down
Rolling Stones – Hot Rocks
Rush – 2112
Saigon Kick – all of them except the first, plus Moments from the Fringe
Scottish Bagpipes & Drums – the album by that name
Singles Soundtrack
Smashing Pumpkins – all of them except for the Aeroplane set
Soundgarden – Badmotorfinger, Superunknown, Down on the Upside
Spacehog – both
Sting – Ten Summoner’s Tales, Mercury Falling
Stone Temple Pilots – Purple
Survivor – Vital Signs
Temple of the Dog – Temple of the Dog
Toad the Wet Sprocket – all of them
Tonic – Lemon Parade
Toto – greatest
U2 – The Joshua Tree, Achtung Baby!
Van Halen – 1984, FUCK, Balance, 3
Wallflowers – Bringing Down the Horse
Wayne’s World Soundtrack
White Lion – Mane Attraction
Yanni – Dare to Dream
Yes – Close to the Edge, greatest
Frank Zappa – Apostrophe

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