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PrintableAnx said: CinisterCee said: Like... ok.. does anyone keep both the front booklet and the traycard in the binders?
depends on if there's information i need on the traycard. if there's a tracklist on the CD itself or in the booklet, i toss the traycard. though, the more i use stuff like Nero and iTunes that can instantly call up CD tracklist info when i put it in my computer, the more i've been tossing the traycards regardless. this is true. I had no idea. | |
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i have a walk-in closet that is lined w/ CDs... i have no clue how many i have. probably in excess of 4k based on my last count. i'm going to do an excel spreadsheet of them at some point... | |
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NorthernLad said: i have a walk-in closet that is lined w/ CDs... i have no clue how many i have. probably in excess of 4k based on my last count. i'm going to do an excel spreadsheet of them at some point...
I use to have mine logged into a spreadsheet including singles, imports and including the format. I was so bad at updating it I eventually chucked it but it's good for knowing what you've got in a jiffy. Been gone for a minute, now I'm back with the jump off | |
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TRON said: Anx said: depends on if there's information i need on the traycard. if there's a tracklist on the CD itself or in the booklet, i toss the traycard. though, the more i use stuff like Nero and iTunes that can instantly call up CD tracklist info when i put it in my computer, the more i've been tossing the traycards regardless. this is true. I had no idea. I know people value things differently than I do, but I still find it shocking that so many people throw away booklets, tray cards, jewel cases, etc.  | |
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I think the people that can do without liner notes make a better transition to the digital age, where that information is less physically tangible. | |
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sextonseven said: CinisterCee said: Tauruses tend to be materialistic. It makes us feel good to have our prize possessions in view. I'm a sag and I do that too! 
Maybe we are all more alike then we realize! | |
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NorthernLad said: i have a walk-in closet that is lined w/ CDs... i have no clue how many i have. probably in excess of 4k based on my last count. i'm going to do an excel spreadsheet of them at some point...
post it! | |
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JackieBlue said: NorthernLad said: i have a walk-in closet that is lined w/ CDs... i have no clue how many i have. probably in excess of 4k based on my last count. i'm going to do an excel spreadsheet of them at some point...
I use to have mine logged into a spreadsheet including singles, imports and including the format. I was so bad at updating it I eventually chucked it but it's good for knowing what you've got in a jiffy. Yeah, it's getting to the point where I don't always remember if I have something or not... i need to get some better organization system. they are alphabetized (mostly), but still a bit of a mess. | |
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NorthernLad said: JackieBlue said: I use to have mine logged into a spreadsheet including singles, imports and including the format. I was so bad at updating it I eventually chucked it but it's good for knowing what you've got in a jiffy. Yeah, it's getting to the point where I don't always remember if I have something or not... i need to get some better organization system. they are alphabetized (mostly), but still a bit of a mess. my binders are severely organized, but i have a drawer of CDs where i allow in a bit of chaos. | |
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CinisterCee said: I think the people that can do without liner notes make a better transition to the digital age, where that information is less physically tangible.
Yup. I usually keep both the booklet and the tray card in my books, but I really miss the days of the gatefold albums, with all the great artwork and liner notes to read...But with so many disposable "so-called" artists around these days, I probably wouldn't want to know too much, anyway.... ... " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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Actually paligap, I meant making the transition from CDs to shit like iTunes.  | |
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