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Jan 13, 2022 - 1:09 PM
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jkannry
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Not me, a music library where I already know everything in it is not much of a library. :-)
(I do that with books too, I buy a bunch of them, and once in a while, I read one when I am so inclined.
Of course, these days, I usually rip my CDs, so hopefully I find errors or defect discs quickly.
Incidentally, just today I found a still sealed CD on my shelf that I bought on September 11, 2001. (A classical CD, not a film score CD.) It seems the events of that fateful day let me put the CD unopened in the shelf, and today I stumbled across it. Have never opened or played it yet. So I have this CD for over 20 years, unopened. Might be the record in my collection. :-)
Not a record in my collection
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Not me, a music library where I already know everything in it is not much of a library. :-)
(I do that with books too, I buy a bunch of them, and once in a while, I read one when I am so inclined.
Of course, these days, I usually rip my CDs, so hopefully I find errors or defect discs quickly.
Incidentally, just today I found a still sealed CD on my shelf that I bought on September 11, 2001. (A classical CD, not a film score CD.) It seems the events of that fateful day let me put the CD unopened in the shelf, and today I stumbled across it. Have never opened or played it yet. So I have this CD for over 20 years, unopened. Might be the record in my collection. :-)
Not a record in my collection
What would be yours for an unopened, sealed CD?
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