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Apr 9, 2015 - 7:08 AM
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The Thing
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Trying to own everything just created a shelf space problem, where I had stuff on the shelves I didn't listen to, and new stuff in boxes that I hadn't even opened yet (for a couple of years!!). Some of it I didn't even know what it was until listening to it during this downsizing activity.
That's what changed my mindset.
Anything on my shelves that I think I'll never listen to in preference to something else, is now going into boxes, and ultimately disc wallets/folders to cut down on space. It'll probably just stay in those, and never come out again.
It's not like the rock or metal that I also listen to, where I know a band's style and they usually stick with it with minor variations or gradual maturity. Film composers will be commissioned to write for all sorts of film genres. So just because Batman / Wolfman / Real Steel / Oz The Great And Powerful etc. are enjoyable to listen to, I'm not going to be so interested in (for example) a light-hearted, frolicsome, playful whimisical comedy score just because it's by the same composer.
I'm currently cataloguing my collection, and finding I have so many great scores that there' no point in having the less noteworthy stuff.
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