Your Collection

Cygnus X-2 wrote:

I think it is

i'm at work right now so i can't take any pictures but i have like 600 CDs and DVDs in 2 pieces of furniture and 2 shelves... and i don't know if that's a sin here but i have like another 600 releases in mp3 format in my PC...

Yay!

somewhat clear this time.

left corner: some classical music CD's and boxed, few stuff for the computer (not clear) and mainly two and a half columns of DVDs.

left of TV: bulk of burned music, still to be placed armrack

down: the music box. on the left, prog/jazz/Phil Collins () vinyls. on the right, classical music vinyls.

right: the armrack presented before. sorry for the part covered (not that you can distinguish anything anyway...)


Edited by Ricochet - September 11 2006 at 08:09

Ricochet wrote: somewhat clear this time. left corner: some classical music CD's and boxed, few stuff for the computer (not clear) and mainly two and a half columns of DVDs. left of TV: bulk of burned music, still to be placed armrack down: the music box. on the left, prog/jazz/Phil Collins () vinyls. on the right, classical music vinyls. right: the armrack presented before. sorry for the part covered (not that you can distinguish anything anyway...)

Abstrakt wrote: How do you store your CD's!? I store the bands alphabetically and the albums in order.

me or BJ?

Here's my collection:

First part (A-L):

Note the Judas Priest and King Crimson collections... and the empty pack of Camel on top of the Camel CD's . (I'm not a smoker though.)
The box in the top left corner contains 168 (!) jazz CD's (in cases of four), recorded from 1899 til 1955. If I remember correctly, I paid only 128 euro for that.
...And there's the Tool poster of course.

Second part (L-Z & V.A.):

Experts will recognize the Magma (top left) and Zappa (lowest two shelfs) collections.


In addition, here's my vinyl collection (I still have to listen to a lot of lp's I got from a neighbor - second pic ) and some CD's on the loose:



My room is a bit of a mess at the moment, but the CD collection is always very tidy. Only a few CD's are seperated from the rest (for listening purpose); the rest is in alphabetical order. I originally kept 'classical' CD's (contemporary composers as well) seperate from the pop/rock/jazz ones, but I just started putting them all in alphabetical order. Nice to see Beethoven next to the Beatles!

Oops! I almost forgot, the major part of my music books collection (most of them for my education):





In case you were wondering: I haven't read them all... yet.


Edited by Joren - September 11 2006 at 12:55

I forgot the (slightly tongue-in-cheek) pride of my music-related collection:






Edited by Joren - September 11 2006 at 13:02

i like looking at other folks' collections! i gotta take some newer ones of mine...