The Abyss : Monica's CD Collection

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NOTE: The CDs are in alphabetical order by artist (except when it makes more sense to order by type or album name). The graphics on this page (with the exception of the smiley and 'NEW!' images) are courtesy of Amber's Free Art.

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My best friend Jeff has given me a large number of CD's and has expanded my musical experiences greatly. Therefore, all of his contributions are marked with love, honor and many thanks.

These are the CD's that make it into my player the most often.

There are a few CD's from my husband's collection that I confiscated and claim them as my own.

These are the newest additions to my collection.

	Pablo Honey by Radiohead I was kidna surprized how much I ended up liking this mellow album.
	The Bends by Radiohead Not as good as the first, but I like Fake Plastic Trees.
	Reality Bites Soundtrack by Various Artists I liked both the movie and the tunes ... so viola! I bought the CD.
	Let It Be by The Replacements Got this mostly for the songs Anadrogynous and Answering Machine because they were on a tape Jeff made for me.
	Rock the First by Various Artists This is a pretty cheesy 80's compilation album, but hey, I won it from a radio station I used to listen to! It is one of the few things I ever won. Actually, what I have is a compilation of 6 volumes in this series.
	The Definitive Simon and Garfunkel by Simon and Garfunkel I would have never thought I would be a fan, but they have some really great mellow songs.
	Singles Soundtrack by Various Artists Great Seattle bands. Great Seattle movie. I live in Seattle. Had to have it.
	Peep Show by Siouxsie and the Banshees I especially love playing this one around Halloween.
	Blown to Smithereens by The Smithereens This was one band who I always liked when I heard them, but just never knew who they were until fairly recently.
	Best...I by The Smiths Most of the songs I remember from my 'younger' years are on this album.
	Best...II by The Smiths Not as good as the first, so it doesn't make it into the player as often.
	So I Married an Axe Murderer by Various Artists The movie was cute and just O.K. but I really got this album for the track Brother by Toad. drool
	Singles-45's and Under by Squeeze This album just 'clicked' the instant I played it.
	Copper Blue by Sugar My introduction into Bob Mould. yum