We have a 25 disc changer, so I’m not positive of most of them, but a few of my favorates are
Jump Little Children-The Early Years Volume 1
Phish-Farmhouse
Boiled in Lead-Alloy
and a Nields mixed cd
Last CD I had in was Kronos Quartet: Released 1985-1995
To the OP, Ali Farke Toure, yeah! Great stuff! Just been listening to some of his albums (but I put them into mp3 format so not technically on CD).
Santana - Shaman, so far, the instrumental “Victory Is Won” really sticks out.
On deck circle - Naqoyqatsi soundtrack, Philip Glass with Yo-Yo Ma.
Rolling Stones - Forty Licks disc 1
Weezer: The Blue Album.
i cannot listen to “buddy holly” without turning into a total freaking spaz. 
In the Diskman: Tala Matrix by Tabla Beat Science
Last thing ripped to iTunes: Naqoyqatsi by Philip Glass with Yo-Yo Ma
Hmmm, I really want to say Shoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire, Edith Frost’s Calling Over Time, or The Loose Dogs’ Debut, but really it’s Bowie’s Heathen.
God, I feel so mainstream. I think I need to take a shower.
The CDs:
In the living room:
*Counting Crows–August and Everything After
*Pearl Jam–No Code
*Counting Crows–This Desert Life
*U2–The Best of 1980-1990
*Counting Crows–Hard Candy
*Dave Matthews Band–Under The Table And Dreaming
In the Kitchen:
*The Cranberries–Bury the Hatchet
*Garbage–Garbage
*Garbage–Version 2.0
*Garbage–Beautiful Garbage
*The Eels–ElectroShock Blues
In the bedroom:
*Pink Floyd–The Wall (both CDs)
*Fiona Apple–When the Pawn
In the bathroom:
*Talking Heads–Sand in the Vasoline (CD #2)
The tapes:
*Violent Femmes–Violent Femmes
*Presidents of the USA–first tape
*Schoolhouse Rocks Rocks!
*Ween–12 Golden Country Greats
The record player:
*The Best of English Lute Music
Geez…I have a lot of CD players in the apartment.
The Vines - Highly evolved
brings the funk
egg
George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
HOME:
That’s Amore-Best of Dean Martin by Dean Martin
Daybreaker - Beth Orton(I have tickets to see her in 4 weeks!)
L’amour ou La Folie - Beausoleil (not that great)
End Time - Freakwater
WORK:
the second album by The Clash.
I don’t have a cd player or a tape player in my car. Driving is “radio time” so I can listen to what’s new. This mentality might have something to do with the fact that radio signals come in poorly in the house, though…
On the other hand, I have a 25 disk changer in the house. And I recently restocked it, which is something I only do every couple of months since I’m lazy. So here’s the complete list of what’s in it 
- Better Than Ezra- Friction, Baby
- Nickleback - The State
- Poe- Haunted
- Poe- Hello
- Marry Me Jane - Tick
- Jeremiah Freed - Jeremiah Freed (a southern ME band)
- 6Gig- Tincan Experiment (another southern ME band)
- Guster- Goldfly
- Everclear- Sparkle and Fade
- Sponge- Wax Estatic
- Hoobastank- Hoobastank
- Stone Temple Pilots- Shangri La Dee Da
- Self- Breakfast With Girls
- Liz Phair- Whitechocolatespaceegg
- Dishwalla - Pet your friends
- I Still Know What You Did Last Summer soundtrack
- Colapsis - Dirty Wake
- Stir- Holly Dogs
- Crushworthy- It’s All About Me (NH seacoast band, fronted by a former college classmate)
- Splender- Halfway Down The Sky
- Toad the Wet Sprocket- Dulcinea (their best, IMO)
- Our Lady Peace- Naveed
23.Jimmy Eat World- Jimmy Eat World - Oleander- February Son
- Local H- As Good As Dead
The portable cd player has a cd I made labeled “Summer 2001” which has a lot of songs on it by a lot of groups no one remembers anymore And Puddle of Mudd.
Badandi, I love Jump Little Children’s song “Cathedrals” but I haven’t heard any of their other songs. Is that song represensitive of their “sound”? If so, I might have to track down a cd by them.
That’s one of the CD’s I have in my car (6 CD changer), along with:
A collection of some Axé and Pagode (groups like ‘Terra Samba’, ‘É o Tchan’, ‘Daniela Mercury’, and ‘Olodum’)
A collection of some Sertanejo (mostly ‘Leandro e Leonardo’ and ‘Zézé di Camargo’)
London Calling from the Clash
A CD from a hilarious Brazilian group called ‘Mamonas Assasinas’ (yes, that does translate as ‘Killer Tatas’), of which all band members died at the peak of their success in a plane crash.
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap from AC-DC
AT HOME:
Turandot from Puccini (Deutsche Grammophon) with Herbert von Karajan conducting the Vienna Philharmonic, and Roberto Benaglio conducting the Vienna State Opera Chorus and the Vienna Boys Choir.
Calaf - Plácido Domingo
Turandot - Katia Ricciarelli
Liù - Barbara Hendricks
Right now, it’s the Mathew Good Band. (“Beautiful Midnight”)
F_X
I don’t see anything pretentious about liking serious music. Nothing to apologize for.
The stuff I’ve been listening to lately (that I have stacked up next to my CD player and haven’t put away yet) includes:
Pictures At An Exhibition and A Night On Bald Moutain by Musorgsky
Blue Bird, The Sampler including numbers from Shorty Rogers, Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, Paul Desmond, The Benny Goodman Quartet (Runin’ Wild), Johnny Hodges and Duke Ellington
Concerto in E Minor by Mendelssohn (with violinist Jadja Salerno-Sonnenberg)
Marches of John Philip Sousa
The King James Version with Harry James and his big band.
Five piano sonatas by Muzio Clementi played by eleven-year-old Albert Wong, who is already a musician mature well beyond his years, and who I predict will be a great artist.
My collection includes a lot more classical, a lot more jazz, and the band organ from the carousel at Griffith Park in Los Angeles. (Actually, that’s on a cassette.)
Geezer
Inflammable Material by Still Little Fingers.
At home, A Little Deeper by Miss Dynamite
On the PC in work for when I have to stay late, London Calling by the Clash and Live as I’ll Ever Be by Chris Smither.
Currently in the car:
Echoes Pink Floyd
Rock Drill Sensational Alex Harvey Band
Deserter’s Songs Mercury Rev
My pwn private headache Geddy Lee (not sure about the title, certainly “my” and “headache” occur)
And the piéce de resistance
Flash Fearless vs the Zorg Women, part four
The 1975 complete Glenn Gould recording of J.S. Bach’s Wohltemperierte Klavier. We’re up to the C sharp minor fugue at the moment.
Right now, in my computer at work, it is The Lord of The Rings Soundtrack and before that it was a cd full of mp3s of Depeche Mode, The Sisters of Mercy and a bunch of other stuff (Don´t worry it is all non-downloaded from CDs I own :)).