A thread dedicated to show off samples of our material possessions!
My DVD/VHS-collection limits to these titles:
Studio Ghibli Collection (discountanimedvd.com)
Show me love
Farinelli
La fille sur le pont
Pi
the Breakfast club (if only for Allison!)
Star wars: the empire strikes back
Dogville
Metropolis
Hana-Bi
Speed Racer
Europa
the Discreet charm of the bourgeoisie
Happiness
After life
Tampopo
A bit eclectic maybe, but that’s the way I like it. 
Well, my record collection is posted here: http://www.geocities.com/jon_138/
It hasn’t been updated in at least four years though.
My CD collection is posted online at: http://myspot.neteze.com/~space/gallery.htm
However, most of my budget now has been diverted to feeding the new DVD player I got for Christmas. 
My collection so far:
A.I.: Artificial Intelligence
Apocalypse Now Redux
Apollo 13
Black Hawk Down
Braveheart
The Dark Crystal
The Doors
Dr. Strangelove
Empire of the Sun
Excalibur
Heavy Metal
History of the World Part 1
Judas Priest: Electric Eye
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring: Extended Edition
The Man Without a Face
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Return of the King (animated version)
Run Lola Run
Silence of the Lambs
The Simpsons: First Season
The Sopranos: First Season
The Sopranos: Second Season
Stand by Me
Star One: Live on Earth
Stephen King’s The Stand
This Is Spinal Tap
To Live and Die in L.A.
Yes Symphonic
I’ve got 10,000 records and 2200 CDs, full of music back to 1908, but mainly concentrating on pop, R&B and rock music from the late '40s through the mid '80s, but only about a dozen DVDs, mostly box sets - The Simpsons, Rocky & Bullwinkle, The Beatles Anthology and others. If allowed to brag, I’d say that there isn’t a Beatles record that I don’t have. If you take into consideration the original UK and US records, in both mono and stereo, that’s a finite number of records. But in different countries, there would be different compilations exclusive to only that country. I have all of these. Then there are reissues and rarities albums, and variations on the same LP with different tracks from country to country, colored vinyl, bootlegs… it’s crazy! And this is not the only group for whom I am a completist.
I hope you are not collecting for the sake of just collecting though? I mean, you’re in it for the music right?
cactus waltz, I collect all these records because I like the music! I wanted to have a copy of all those songs at my fingertips. I started doing it in a time when it seemed that each song on the radio was better than the last one. At least that’s how it seemed when I was young enough to be soaking up all that music like a sponge. I hope other people have felt that way about the period of music that affected them the most.
I have 800 CDs 500 cassette tapes and 100 LPs with no overlaps. Mostly Rock/Metal/Punk/Indie/Jazz. All commercial releases for the most part.
For you DVD addicts go to www.dvdprofiler.com to get your collection organized…here is mine:
How’s this for a DVD collection?
Gangs Of New York
The Mask (Kellogg’s cereal version)
Pirates Of The Caribbean
The Ring
Stigmata
What?
That’s it.
Most of my VHS collection is elsewhere, and I don’t keep a list. I only have 60+ CDs. (My one shelf is now full, though.) I do own all 30+ Alice Cooper albums (and a few bootlegs) in one form or another. (Welcome To My Nightmare on vinyl, cassette and autographed CD.)
Anyhoo, I’m quite frugal (not quite cheap, though)…
I have over 200 Disney movies. I often buy new releases the day they are out.
There’s not enough room on this page to list my movie collection.
My CD/record collection can be found here, although the vinyl collection is incomplete.
I only have a few DVDs:
True Stories (2 copies)
A Hard Day’s Night
The Royal Tenenbaums
Rushmore
Bottle Rocket
Best in Show
Waiting for Guffman
This is Spinal Tap
High Fidelity
Say Anything
About a Boy (co-ownership)
Donnie Darko (co-ownership)
And fewer VHSes:
Yellow Submarine
Citizen Kane
Punch-Drunk Love
I’m not sure when I last updated this record list, I’m thinking… august, september. It was incorrect even then, and now further changes have been made… but you get the picture:
record collection
I collect the works of both Lloyd Webber brothers (Andrew & Julian), and currently own about 500 CDS in 17 different languages.
Also pre-ABBA ABBA, ABBA and post-ABBA ABBA CDS.
My movie collection is on my website here:
http://www.geocities.com/bigbadvoodoolou/moviecollection.html
My comic book collection:
http://www.geocities.com/bigbadvoodoolou/comicmasterlist.html
I’m currently in the process of cataloging the music and the action figures.