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Music 2305 Songs, 6.5 Days, 59.34 GB Music 2305 songs, 6.5 days, 59.34 GB Artist Album # Items Total Time AC/DC Back In Black 10 42:08 For Those About To Rock We Salute You 10 40:10 Highway To Hell 10 41:43 Let There Be Rock 8 41:02 Adele 19 12 43:39 21 11 48:04 Aerosmith Honkin' On Bobo 12 43:55 O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits [Disc 1] 16 1:10:26 O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits [Disc 2] 14 1:01:51 Rockin' The Joint [Live] 12 58:28 Al Kooper Rare & Well Done: The Greatest And Most Obscure… 19 1:17:34 Rare & Well Done: The Greatest And Most Obscure… 14 1:17:28 Alice Cooper School's Out 9 36:58 The Allman Brothers Band The Fillmore Concerts [Disc 1] 8 1:04:30 The Fillmore Concerts [Disc 2] 4 1:09:49 One Way Out (Live) [Disc 1] 9 1:13:52 One Way Out (Live) [Disc 2] 9 1:15:12 Amy Winehouse Back To Black 11 36:09 The Beach Boys Pet Sounds 27 1:16:51 Sounds Of Summer 30 1:15:57 The Beatles Abbey Road 17 47:24 The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1] 17 46:22 The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 2] 13 47:14 Beatles For Sale 14 34:13 A Hard Day's Night 13 30:30 Help! 14 34:21 Let It Be 12 35:11 Magical Mystery Tour 11 36:50 Please Please Me 14 32:46 Revolver 14 34:59 Rubber Soul 14 35:48 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 13 39:50 With The Beatles 14 33:24 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy The Millennium Collection 12 53:02 Billy Idol Greatest Hits 16 1:11:58 The Black Keys Brothers 15 55:36 Blondie Greatest Hits 19 1:07:53 The Blues Brothers The Definitive Collection 20 1:07:04 Bob Dylan Biograph [Disc 1] 18 1:13:26 Biograph [Disc 2] 17 1:11:53 Biograph [Disc 3] 18 1:11:36 Modern Times 10 1:02:46 Bob Marley Songs Of Freedom [Disc 1] 24 1:13:36 Songs Of Freedom [Disc 2] 18 1:12:49 Songs Of Freedom [Disc 3] 18 1:14:56 Songs Of Freedom [Disc 4] 18 1:17:45 Bob Marley & The Wailers Legend 14 50:24 Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet 10 43:46 Boston Boston: Greatest Hits 16 1:15:28 CAKE Comfort Eagle 11 36:57 The Clash The Essential Clash [Disc 1] 20 1:00:01 The Essential Clash [Disc 2] 20 1:16:04 Cream BBC Sessions 26 1:08:42 Strange Brew: The Very Best Of Cream 12 43:52 Those Were The Days [Disc 1] 24 1:19:09 Those Were The Days [Disc 2] 22 1:19:11 Those Were The Days [Disc 3] 8 1:14:15 Those Were The Days [Disc 4] 9 1:13:05 Creedence Clearwater Revival Chronicle: 20 Greatest Hits 20 1:08:09 Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables 14 33:03 Def Leppard Rock Of Ages: The Definitive Collection [Disc 1] 17 1:17:08 Rock Of Ages: The Definitive Collection [Disc 2] 18 1:17:59 Page 1 of 3 Music Artist Album # Items Total Time The Doors The Doors 11 44:31 Essential Rarities 15 1:13:26 L. 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Woman 10 48:51 Legacy: The Absolute Best [Disc 1] 19 1:19:22 Legacy: The Absolute Best [Disc 2] 15 1:16:24 Morrison Hotel 11 37:25 The Soft Parade 9 33:51 Strange Days 10 35:17 Waiting For The Sun 11 33:13 Edwin Starr The Very Best of Edwin Starr 14 40:35 Eurythmics Greatest Hits 14 1:04:02 Florence + The Machine Ceremonials 16 1:12:27 Lungs 13 46:15 Franz Ferdinand You Could Have It So Much Better 13 41:17 Gary Moore Power of the Blues 10 41:25 George Thorogood & The Destroyers The Baddest Of George Thorogood & The Destroyers 12 56:04 Grace Potter & The Nocturnals Grace Potter & The Nocturnals 13 51:13 Green Day American Idiot 13 57:17 Bullet In A Bible 14 1:05:01 Nimrod 18 49:10 Shenanigans 14 33:24 Guns N' Roses Appetite For Destruction 12 53:49 Chinese Democracy 14 1:11:27 Greatest Hits 14 1:19:16 Iggy Pop Iggy Pop: Platinum & Gold Collection 12 45:22 JET Get Born 13 48:39 Jimi Hendrix Blues 11 1:12:29 Live At Woodstock [Disc 1] 8 50:05 Live At Woodstock [Disc 2] 8 46:33 Valleys Of Neptune 12 1:02:02 The Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You Experienced 17 1:00:20 Axis: Bold As Love 13 39:28 Electric Ladyland 16 1:15:28 The Jimi Hendrix Experience [Disc 1] 14 55:33 The Jimi Hendrix Experience [Disc 2] 16 1:07:53 The Jimi Hendrix Experience [Disc 3] 10 1:03:04 The Jimi Hendrix Experience [Disc 4] 16 1:13:23 Live At Monterey 10 43:12 Live At Winterland 13 1:11:44 Joe Perry Joe Perry 13 51:27 John Fogerty Revival 13 43:45 Johnny Winter White Hot Blues 16 1:01:22 Keb' Mo' Keep It Simple 12 47:23 Kings Of Leon Aha Shake Heartbreak 12 35:11 Because Of The Times 13 51:39 Youth & Young Manhood 11 46:06 The Kinks BBC Sessions: 1964-1977 [Disc 1] 21 49:46 BBC Sessions: 1964-1977 [Disc 2] 14 53:23 Kiss The Very Best Of Kiss 21 1:15:17 Led Zeppelin The Best Of Led Zeppelin: Early Days, Vol. 1 13 1:08:14 The Best Of Led Zeppelin: Letter Days, Vol. 2 10 1:06:36 Coda 12 54:42 Houses Of The Holy 8 40:53 How The West Was Won (Live) [Disc 1] 10 56:10 How The West Was Won (Live) [Disc 2] 4 53:10 How The West Was Won (Live) [Disc 3] 4 40:52 In Through The Out Door 7 42:36 Led Zeppelin 9 44:50 Led Zeppelin II 9 41:27 Led Zeppelin III 10 43:02 Led Zeppelin IV 8 42:36 Physical Grafti [Disc 1] 6 39:04 Physical Grafti [Disc 2] 9 43:39 Page 2 of 3 Music Artist Album # Items Total Time Led Zeppelin Presence 7 44:28 Little Richard The Georgia Peach 25 58:36 Maroon 5 Songs About Jane 12 46:02 Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper & Steve Stills Super Session 13 1:17:15 Mötley Crüe The Best Of Mötley Crüe 20th Century Masters The… 12 50:37 Dr. Feelgood [Bonus Tracks] 16 1:07:14 New York Dolls 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection:… 11 39:46 Nickelback All The Right Reasons 11 41:38 No Doubt The Singles 1992-2003 15 59:45 Peter Wolf Sleepless 12 41:23 Pink Floyd The Dark Side Of The Moon - Experience Edition 10 42:58 The Dark Side Of The Moon [Live] [Disc 2] 10 55:11 Echoes: The Best Of Pink Floyd [Disc 1] 13 1:16:50 Echoes: The Best Of Pink Floyd [Disc 2] 13 1:18:36 Meddle 6 46:52 The Wall [Disc 1] 13 39:22 The Wall [Disc 2] 13 42:04 Playing For Change Songs Around The World 10 45:26 The Presidents Of The United States Of America The Presidents of The United States of America (1… 26 1:12:10 Ramones Hey! Ho! Let's Go: The Anthology [Disc 1] 33 1:18:56 Hey! Ho! Let's Go: The Anthology [Disc 2] 25 1:17:18 Randy Newman The Best Of Randy Newman 21 1:09:30 Royal Crown Revue The Contender 12 43:27 Santana Abraxas 12 51:13 All That I Am 13 54:37 Caravanserai 10 51:34 Festival 11 45:42 Santana 12 1:01:43 Santana III 13 1:06:42 Santana III [Disc 2] [Live] 11 57:51 Shaman 16 1:15:28 Supernatural 13 1:15:00 Sarah Silverman Jesus Is Magic 15 43:03 Steppenwolf The Best Of Steppenwolf 10 37:45 Talking Heads Remain In Light 8 40:02 Stop Making Sense 9 46:32 U2 How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb 11 49:08 The White Stripes Elephant 14 49:54 Get Behind Me Satan 13 44:15 The Who Live At Leeds 14 1:17:06 Tommy 24 1:15:13 The Who Sell Out 23 1:11:46 Who's Next 16 1:17:59 20th Century Masters: The Best Of The Who (The… 10 41:57 Page 3 of 3.
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