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Points: 4252 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2009 at 09:43
CD's are not worth sh*te these days - i am reducing my collection of them and adding to my vinyl,  last count i had about 500 or 600 but they're gradually going down.  My 11 year old nephew has shown an interest in heavy rock so i will be giving some to him. Wink
 
 
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Somewhere between 4500-5000  prog albums on CDs (less that 30 of progmetal Approve)
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Not enough... I've been collecting for two years, I have exactly 100 albums (CDs) now.
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The last time I counted (six months- a year ago) there were 540+. That covers prog, grunge classic rock and metal. There will be a lot more than that now...
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By that I meant just the cd's. There's about 30 tapes and I'm not even going to try to count the vinyl!
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Little more than 1,000 CDs, out of wich 800 are prog or prog related and have them listed here:my prog collection

No CD-Rs and no downloads there.

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Originally posted by GentleGiant GentleGiant wrote:

Somewhere between 4500-5000  prog albums on CDs (less that 30 of progmetal Approve)


So you have the bulk of your accumulating still ahead of you!Big smileWink
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Cds may not be worth much of anything right now, but im sure vinyls verent either in the 50s and 60s

one day, (original) cds will be worth something, i think. it's weird because the sound quality for some of the original CDs pressed werent of very good audio quality. the rereleases and remasters are the better ones, but arent as old....

then again, cassettes arent worth s**t either, so who knows
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Originally posted by Mr ProgFreak Mr ProgFreak wrote:

Originally posted by GentleGiant GentleGiant wrote:

Somewhere between 4500-5000  prog albums on CDs (less that 30 of progmetal Approve)


So you have the bulk of your accumulating still ahead of you!Big smileWink

Like a classic says :"prog collector until the BIG END " LOL
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What does everybody think about the future of CDs? As more and more people will go over to mp3 will CD-collections become a rarity? Will used CDs become cheap and new ones more expensive (if they are made at all)?
 
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Originally posted by SouthSideoftheSky SouthSideoftheSky wrote:

 
What does everybody think about the future of CDs? As more and more people will go over to mp3 will CD-collections become a rarity? Will used CDs become cheap and new ones more expensive (if they are made at all)?
 


CD will become a rarity like LP today but it may take more time. But personnaly i prefer keep MP3 on CD-R. So the future of CD is the CD-R???
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1200.  Yes, they are catalogued.
 
 
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Points: 1009 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2009 at 15:21
I don't keep CDs anymore.  I buy music and if its on CD I sell it back somewhere as soon as I've ripped it.  My music library has 51,632 songs (tracks) in it, so averaging that out at about 11-13 tracks per release I'd probably have somewhere in the area of 4,500 give or take a few dozen.
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I have just over 2 sh!tloads of CDs.  That's American sh!tloads, not the smaller, metric sh!tload.
And I paid dearly for that when I moved last march.
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According to my RateYourMusic catalog, I have1,233 albums in CD form.
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Points: 12294 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2009 at 17:41
Probably about 100 cds and 40-50 LPs. Oh and about 10 tapes.
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Originally posted by Evolver Evolver wrote:

I have just over 2 sh!tloads of CDs.  That's American sh!tloads, not the smaller, metric sh!tload.
And I paid dearly for that when I moved last march.
 
Wouldn't that be the sh!teload?
 
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Originally posted by Tsevir Leirbag Tsevir Leirbag wrote:

Not enough... I've been collecting for two years, I have exactly 100 albums (CDs) now.
 
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Points: 18134 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2009 at 19:23
Hi,
 
I think around 1K ... and no they are not catalogue'd ... and I still have over 1500 LP's ... I'm hoping to slim that down by another 100 or 200 this coming year in exchange for the CD's.
 
Problem is that I have way too many LP's that are not on CD yet, and they probably never will ... and that's sad ... there's a lot of great music ... that will be left behind and already has been left behind.
 
But there is a difference ... I don't "collect" numbers ... I only keep and have the stuff I love ...
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Points: 1029 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2009 at 20:20
Originally posted by SouthSideoftheSky SouthSideoftheSky wrote:

 
What does everybody think about the future of CDs? As more and more people will go over to mp3 will CD-collections become a rarity? Will used CDs become cheap and new ones more expensive (if they are made at all)?
 

I think the death of CDs has been greatly exaggerated. There are still music stores everywhere, and there will always be people interested in having a physical hard copy of an album. I have my whole CD collection on Itunes, but I like having the actual discs as well. 

Some music just can't be listened to as singles. You have to hear the whole album. I wager a lot of people who buy CDs these days are 'album' listeners. If you only wanted one song, then you'd go buy a single on the Itunes store like all the kids are doing. I think that people who buy a single track off the Net are not serious music fans, as it just means the songs are ephemeral and disposable. I agree with Steve Wilson's opinion on downloading (expressed very well on the Insurgentes DVD)
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