woah.. how does that sound ? is it in 5.1 ?, or just a 24/96 stereo ? ... that'd be funny, as the original stereo pressing is practically mono, brian being deaf in one ear and all.

I assume the possibilites of track extraction would be a lot better with 2.5x as more channels, heh. remix ahoy. I think I might have to buy that.

//you decide to buy a cd only to find you already purchased it a couple of months earlier...thats when you have too many!
My flatmate came home one day with a copy of 3 by The Violent Femmes, only to discover he already had it. He tried to give it to me, but I had it too!. Oh, how we laughed.

And NO! It is not too many... hhahahaa. :)

Dude, I think you didn't understand... I said SIX. Not 6 millions, not six hundred, not six dozens.
I meant SIX, like 6, just 6. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Just that.
Six = 6

You said 80 and you put a sad face next to it. :(

I only got 6 cds.

//I only got 6 cds.

Three words - em pee three. Who needs CDs anyway?

u THIEVES music makes me sick!!! I hope Lars Ulrich shoves his drum sticks up ur thieving asses!!!

Yea, They'll be worth sumthang 'in years to come'. Every Bootleg I've brought of Nirvana's was ova $50 (i dot e 'Outcesticide 1,2,3) + all the live/rare recordings. I've got one call'd 'The DemoTapes: 1988-1990, That's got all the pre-Nevermind tracks with different lyrics & song structures.

Both Nirvana & Silverchair were the reason why I pick'd up a Bass :o) I Luuuuv them!

I can think of heaps of reasons to hang on to music I don't listen to much but I do it for personal historical purposes as much as anything else. Your music collection is as much a history of your own life as a diary or a bookshelf or anything else.

I'd never get rid of a CD. Even ones I vehemently hate, and never intend to listen again. I've considered giving away my Counting Crows CD quite a few times, as many of my friends would love it, and can't believe that i hate it, but I still haven't been able to part with it. Apparently I'm quite a hoarder though.

I keep my CDs in shoe boxes mostly. i have 5 shoeboxes, a 100 disc stand, and probably another 30 CDs in the living room. Prolly about 20 LPs, and boxes and boxes of tapes, and er about 1000 songs of that other medium.

My first cd was "master of puppet" by Metallica :) ... sighhh

bullshit you have 70 cd's nerd...
that rack (which you stole of me) only holds 30, and its barely full...

oh well.. .. . .

Where does he live and does he have security?

// how can you do that!!!??? //

that's exactly what my ex said!

they're not exactly the best of my collection, it's stuff like the cure that i don't really listen to anymore but don't have the heart to throw away give away or sell, or stuff that's real shit that i don't care about anymore, for instance i've got a lot of industrial, but industrial bores the hell out of me now that nu-metal has taken all the good ideas and made them shitty.

don't worry it's only a couple hundred or so, there's still more than enough good ones left over to fill my shelves and overflow onto another set of shelves and get left around the stereo in the lounge - it also means i've got a pretty wicked and extremely portable selection to listen to in the car! i'm not even buying as many cd's anymore and they've overflowed again, so i might have to take to another 50 or so soon! need to make me some more room!

and believe it or not, the inlays are actually probably better perserved that way, they're completely flat and i've kept the rear inlays as well, the only things i've gotten rid of are the cases, and they're in storage in my mums garage. definitely less damage than opening cases and sticking fingers all over them and stuff.

it was just something i did one day at a whim when i decided it was annoying having them in apple boxes. if i move, now i only have a couple of boxes of cd's to move around rather than several, and that suits me fine. they're still alphabetised by genre artist and year - but only within the bounds of each folder

the best part is that now that they are more accessable i'm finding myself listening to things that i'd forgotten i had, such as tim buckley et al.

oh and kittenthlyer - settle, petal, it's never too late to start a collection of your own, besides i don't think his stuff would be your style