[Lou Erickson]

I've digitized my entire collection now. I'd say it's rare to have an album I haven't heard something from in a year, as I often shuffle across all tracks. Strange sometimes, but rewarding, and reminds you of all that odd stuff lurking in the corners.

 

[Aslan123]

Yep, quite a few. However, I bought all those in the early-mid 1990's and my tastes have changed since then.

 

[Kilane]

I have a whole crate full of albums I didn't bother to rip. Aside from that there's plenty of the 1500 or so albums I don't listen to often... and in some cases at all.

It generally happens when I buy something to expand my taste and find that I don't really like it. There's enough rewards out there to keep me doing it, but it's a getting to be a pretty big pile these days.

 

[vcoheda]

way too many. maybe listen to 15% of my collection.

 

[zotjen]

The other day my Dad was over and upon seeing my extensive CD collection, asked me a similar queston. I have a huge number of CDs I haven't played in a long time. However, I've been rediscovering some of them, especially since I got the HD800.

 

[gorb]

hundreds

 

[sithompson]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kilane /img/forum/go_quote.gif I buy something to expand my taste and find that I don't really like it.

Tell me about it. I've found Amazon Market Place is great for this. If there is a CD I kind of like after to listening to the "Preview All" section I will buy it from second hand/ nearly new from the Market - but only if it it's under a few pounds. That way if I really don't like it it's not big loss. I've lost count how many full price CD I've bought over the years where they are just not for me

 

[salannelson]

no. i trade them in. i keep them on my computer though just in case i all of a sudden want to listen to them.

 

[Spasticteapot]

I have huge bins of 'em. Most really really suck.