Here's mine

1.) Zappa's Roxy DVD and expanded CD
2.) Zappa - Petite Wazoo full concert release
3.) Zappa - full concert release from 73 Jean Luc Ponty Band
4.) A Bear Family - Homer & Jethro box set release
5.) The rest of the Johnny Cash recordings he made before he passed on.
6.) the 72 Elephant's Memory release with John & Yoko
7.) A rarities Alex Harvey release including the song left off Rock Drill
8.) A box set of Rolling Stones tunes left in the vault
9.) Flo and Eddie's live take off of the Wall (the Fence) from their mid 70's solo tour
10.) Dylan/Band - Complete basement tapes box set
11.) Zappa - a complete 88 show with I Am the Walrus and the beatles melody
12.) Another Cael Stallings CD of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies
13.) An Evening with Wild Man Fischer

I'm with you on 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 13

CD
Linda Lewis - Say No More
Love - Reel To Real
(I'm drawing a blank otherwise)

DVD
200 Motels
Riot On The Sunset Strip
Ferry Cross The Mersey

1 - nicolette larson -
say when
rose of my heart

2 - bob seger
noah
back in '72
brand new morning


3 - steve miller
rock love
journey form eden

4 - neil young
time fades away

5 - buckingham nicks
s/t

6 -stephen stills
best of

7- richard torrance
anythings possible
double take

1. Daniel Merriweather - "The Fifth Season" (unreleased 1st album)
2. The VIPs - complete recordings (aka a reissue of their "Beat Crazy" comp)
3. second volumes of Ace Records' "In The Naked City" and "New York Soul Serenade" VA comps
4. Lynne Randell - complete recordings (though I'd settle for any decent comp containing her best CBS recordings)
5. Candy - s/t
6. The Plimsouls - reissue of "The Plimsouls...Plus"
7. Dee C. Lee - a compilation
8. Hoagy Lands - a compilation
9. Linda Jones - complete loma/warner/atco & blue cat recordings (though I'd settle for anything with a decent tracklisting & decent sound)
10. Doris Troy - complete 1960-1967 recordings (though I'd settle for anything containing her complete Atlantic singles)
11. Dean Parrish - a compilation
12. Paley Brothers - complete recordings ? (still waiting for the expanded reissue that American Beat was supposed to be doing earlier this year...)
13. The Family - s/t
14.&15. Etta James - "Second Time Around" and "Etta James" albums
16. Baby Washington - complete Neptune & ABC recordings (with decent sound)
17. A Cameo/Parkway "northern soul" compilation
18. A Loma Records "northern soul" compilation
19. Evie Sands - an early recordings (pre-A&M) comp
20. Jean Wells - complete Argon productions recordings (there was the "Soul On Soul" comp that came out in 1994 that would have sufficed but I stupidly didn't buy it while it was in print)
21. Christopher Williams - a compilation

I'd like to see all of those Bob Dylan odds and ends that have popped up over the years compiled into one convenient CD package.

So I can delete them all from my iPod.

I just remembered 1 more.....

Even thought I think it would be only 7 tracks, a compilation of the Bangles original EP and single.....much more garagy/60's before the MTV glitz......(as an 8th track, add on their B-side cover of "Where Were You When I Needed You"...can't find it on a good compilation)

A Pink Floyd Box of Vision set.

A Pink Floyd: The Wall concert DVD.

A boxed set career overview of the Animals.

Bell & James debut album which was set to be a Japanese release and pulled
Undisputed Truth's debut album

Remastered expanded McCartney & Wings albums.
McCartney "Cold Cuts" type rarities box.
Remastered Prince.
The 20+ minute "Helter Skelter".
The Bob Seger and Steve Miller titles mentioned by Renny.

dano,

did you ever get he wings albums that were UK only and had bonus cuts? i think they were remastered, although i could be wrong on that.

renny

Thin Red Line -- The Cretones
Time Fades Away -- Neil Young

1) Megan Fox
2) Janine Lindemulder
3) Jessica Alba
4) Keira Knightley
5) Monique Alexander

Yes, I have all of those, but I think there is a lot of room for improvement.

DVD
Kate Bush, Godley & Creme, Saint Etienne -- comprehensive DVDs of music videos (all regions, please!)

CD
Bangles material Charles referenced above
Buckingham-Nicks
Beatles -- Anthology IV (with tracks like "Goodbye," "Sour Milk Sea," the five minute version of "She's A Woman" where Paul goes wild at the end, that 10-minute version of "Revolution" and etc. Yes, these have been bootlegged, but here's hoping that the guys at EMI could make them sound better than what's out there.)
Woody Herman -- Chick, Donald, Walter & Woodrow
B-sides and remix collections from any artist or group with enough of them to fill a CD. Sting and Peter Garbriel come to mind but there are plenty of others.

And "Carnival of Light".

And the 27 minute "Helter Skelter"

I'd also like to see Let It Be get a "special edition" DVD release.

CARNIVAL OF LIGHT.....LET PAUL RELEASE IT PLEASE. OLIVIA HARRISON!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beach Boys - "SMiLE"
Beach Boys - "Landlocked"
Beach Boys - "Adult Child"
Beach Boys - "Lei'd in Hawaii"
Brian Wilson - "Sweet Insanity" (both versions in a deluxe edition)
Brian Wilson - Andy Paley sessions
Brian Wilson - Gary Usher sessions
Mike Love - Looking Back With Love
Paul McCartney/Wings box set
Jan & Dean - "Carnival of Sound"
Ike & Tina Turner - "River Deep Mountain High" in mono
Every Philles album in mono
the remainder of the Hollies catalog
Voices of East Harlem
Danny & the Juniors complete recordings
Buckingham/Nicks
more boogaloo

back to mono

I've posted lists of rock albums not on cd several times here, so this time I'll just mention Sony's unreleased Ellington; mostly 30's & some 50's.

Ironically I think the 3 most requested cd's from us 40-50 y olds that mostly frequent this board are so available on very high quality boots for free on the internet that it's practically killed the market for them!

Neil Young - Time Fades Away
Neil Young - Journey Through The Past
Buckingham Nicks

Wait a minute, did I really say that???

What a joke; 80% of Ice (including me) will still buy the damn things if/when they ever see official cd!

absolutely!!!