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  • #18103
    James Downes
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    well thats it .. now formating my ex – h/d outa 500+ songs only 60 survived

    #18120
    Phil Morse
    Keymaster

    LOL I have to say I think extremes are fun if not always advisible!

    Did you see this article? http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2011/07/why-i-just-threw-away-nearly-all-of-my-music/

    #1003516
    Reason808
    Participant

    No way! My songs are my friends. And I think that attitude makes me a better DJ. I can see paring down a digital collection to a manageable amount, but I think a DJ’s music collection should be indispensable to his/her life.

    When I moved to Hong Kong from the US, the hardest decision I had to make was about my 13 boxes of vinyl records. My furniture and equipment? Get me an ax. My records? My heart broke. I saved 3 boxes with the best artwork in the end.

    #1003517
    James Downes
    Member

    well you cant have all ok tracks can you ?? for me i gota have tracks that me .. what i want

    man i feel your pain … what is it about records i cant put my finger on it .. is there a love drug sprayed on them

    i have a vynal setup at home i dont use anymore =[ i miss it sooo much .. i cant use it now as iv no space

    #18140
    Reason808
    Participant

    Not all okay tracks, but some “friends” you don’t very often but you’re glad to visit them occasionally when you do.

    Yeah, I have some amazing 80s records designed by Peter Saville & Neville Brody, Gatefold sleeves, Picture Discs, Marbled Vinyl, even a 5 inch cd-sized record. Plus stupid stuff like MC Hammer 12’s with goofy outdated fashions.

    The artwork on old record covers was like a poster for the idea of the song. That’s the love drug sprayed on them. At least to me.

    #1003518
    James Downes
    Member

    good for you … i love records for the feel > interaction > music in your hands

    id say rather than selling records hold on to them they might be rare soon

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