Discography gaps suck, don't they? That's why I don't put them on the actual artists' pages. This here page will serve as a temporary 'compensation' for all those white spots. If you like one or more bands reviewed on the site and want to know exactly what you missed through the author's inadequacy, incompetence, inconsistency, and inability to earn at least as much money as the Sultan of Brunei in order to get every album by everybody, look no further!

Note that the gaps below will NOT include (a) bootlegs; (b) 'local' releases, such as limited-offer propositions and stuff distributed exclusively through the Internet, etc.; (c) compilations, except for important singles collections or rarities; (d) any dubious 'half-official' releases by suspicious small labels. Compiling all this is work for a serious devoted discographer; I'm just scraping the surface.

Another note: albums that I deem to be really really serious gaps in my catalog are marked dark green... if you're wondering where to go next, hack at these records, usually deemed important.

Work on the page is in progress.

Discography gaps from:

10cc; 13th Floor Elevators; Accept; Adrian Belew; Alice In Chains; Amon Düül II; Animals; Argent; Arthur Brown; Atomic Rooster; Autechre; Badfinger; Bangles; Beach Boys; Beatles; Bee Gees; Black Sabbath; Blondie; Bob Dylan; Bob Marley; Brian Eno; Bruce Springsteen; Budgie; Captain Beefheart; Caravan; Chemical Brothers; Clash; Country Joe & The Fish; Cream; Crosby, Stills, & Nash; Curved Air; Dave Clark 5; Deep Purple; Doors; Eagles; Elton John; Emerson, Lake & Palmer; Frank Zappa; Free; Genesis; George Harrison; Gong; Grand Funk Railroad; Grateful Dead; Jack Bruce; Jam; James Gang; Janis Joplin; Jeff Beck; Jefferson Airplane; Jethro Tull; Hollies; Kinks; Lou Reed; Love; Lynyrd Skynyrd; Mamas & Papas; Monkees; Moody Blues; Mott The Hoople; Mountain; Neil Young; Nice; Pete Townshend; Peter Gabriel; Pink Floyd; Premiata Forneria Marconi; Pretty Things; Procol Harum; Quicksilver Messenger Service; Renaissance; Residents; Ringo Starr; Robin Trower; Rod Stewart; Rolling Stones; Roxy Music; Roy Wood; Searchers; Small Faces; Spooky Tooth; Steve Hackett; Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel; Stevie Wonder; Talking Heads; Thin Lizzy; Traffic; Troggs; Van Der Graaf Generator; Velvet Underground; Who; Yes.

1977: Live And Let Live (live)

13th Floor Elevators:

Accept:

Adrian Belew:

Alice In Chains:

Amon Düül II:

Animals:

Argent:

Arthur Brown:

Atomic Rooster:

Autechre:

Badfinger:

Bangles:

Beach Boys:

Beatles:

Bee Gees:

Black Sabbath:

Blondie:

Bob Dylan:

Bob Marley:

Brian Eno:

Bruce Springsteen:

Budgie:

Caravan:

Captain Beefheart:

Chemical Brothers:

Clash:

Country Joe & The Fish:

Crosby, Stills & Nash (and Young):

Curved Air:

Dave Clark 5:

Deep Purple:

Doors:

Eagles:

Elton John:

Emerson, Lake & Palmer:

Frank Zappa:

Free:

George Harrison:

Gong:

Grand Funk Railroad:

Grateful Dead:

Hollies:

Jack Bruce:

Jam:

James Gang:

Jeff Beck:

Jefferson Airplane:

Jethro Tull:

Lou Reed:

Love:

Lynyrd Skynyrd:

Mamas & Papas:

Monkees:

Moody Blues:

Mott The Hoople:

Mountain:

Neil Young:

Nice:

Pete Townshend:

Peter Gabriel:

Pink Floyd:

Premiata Forneria Marconi:

Pretty Things:

Quicksilver Messenger Service:

Renaissance:

Residents:

Ringo Starr:

Robin Trower:

Rod Stewart:

Rolling Stones:

Roxy Music:

Roy Wood:

Searchers:

Small Faces:

Spooky Tooth:

Steve Hackett:

Steve Harley/Cockney Rebel:

Stevie Wonder:

Talking Heads:

Thin Lizzy:

Traffic:

Troggs:

Van Der Graaf Generator:

Velvet Underground:

Who:

Yes:

Zombies: