I would love to see Zombie live, but I am in the same situation with the money.    One of my ex-boyfriends played More Human Than Human for me once, and I've been hooked ever since!
Useless point of information - did you know that he is a vegetarian because he saw a slaughterhouse video when he was in high school and was so effected by it, he chose to never eat meat again?  

I think Red only has the one CD out.  It's called "End of Silence."  They have a couple songs on that CD that are pretty good, but some of the slower stuff just doesn't do it for me.  I like Breath Into Me because it's hard and heavy and fast, and the singer is literally screaming "Breath Into ME!!!"  I know that feeling!!    A friend of mine at church told me to check out "Demon Hunters" because they are kinda along the lines, and he is a Zombie fan too, so I trust his judgement - I just haven't made it over to the store to buy the CD.

I have a pretty good collection.  I have about 350 CDs.       I have a wide taste of music, and when I was working two jobs, I would "treat" myself once a month to a CD.  I would buy entire CDs for just one or two of the songs.   Those days are over, so now I only get to buy maybe two or three a year.

How big is your collection?

Holy cow!  over two thousand!!     I'm so jealous...   I only have one box set - The Lynyrd Skynyrd box.  (Sometimes I gotta let my red-neck peek out from under my hair.)    I didn't count the double CDs as two cuz I forgot.  

I got my first CD before I had a player too!  My boyfriend bought me Dwight Yoakam's Gone, but just assumed I had a player.  It was about 8 months before I could listen to that CD.  I can't tell you how many of my CDs I have converted to tapes!  I still    have a tape player in my truck ( it IS a 1994), and since I can't afford the new truck or stereo, I'll continue to deal with it.  I also gave up on the little CD player with a tape adapter - the sound is just intolerable!

I also alphabetize my CDs, but they are grouped first.     Country, metal, irish, pop/dance, rock, series (I own the Time Life Classic Country and Contemporary Country collections), and comedy.  It is SO much easier to find them that way!  

I usually save the music into my computer, then take a jump (flash) drive to work so I can listen there too. That way I don't have to cart the CDs back and forth.  I save a lot on the computer at work, but whenever I want to hear something else, I bring it in that way.

There are a couple of friends at work that get very surprised by the music I listen to.  This weeks tracks have been Zombie, Red, Dean Martin, Evanescence (sp?), Disney's Lilo & Stitch, Megadeth, and Pink.  
I can be kindof moody.