I think I need a new copy of Mariah's Butterfly album
The sad part is I have never seen it again at Best Buy

Alej said:

Don't waste your money and buy something better

OTW and Thriller. I bought millions of copies of Thriller, #1 of all time is my fault, and a few other people. Fucking shit stylus!


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I have 9 copies of that thing 7 records, one cassette and a CD that should give you an idea much I love this record.

Alej said:

Who is buying albums?

Everything goes straight to I-tunes and then in storage . . . .

kanamit said:

Harlepolis said:

lawd

SUPRMAN said:

I still buy albums

Alej said:

CAn you find everything you want on albums?

Alej said:

I bought a 2nd copy of Butterfly not that I wanted to, its because my 1st copy got stolen.

Anyway, I STILL buy albums myself too nothing beats the rush of taking off the plastic wrap and quickly skim through the booklet's credits/liner notes

white album
Rubber Soul
a ton of pm dawn albums
NIN Downward Spiral

bunch more i can't think of

Ok, um, yeah, I kinda-like had to buy 3 copies of Velvet Rope because that stayed in my Discman in high school.

Other than that, I mainly buy multiple copies to be excessive or über-fammish. Since iTunes, I really don't need to play out a CD anymore.

Alej, I have Butterfly on CD. It's my fave Mariah album.

I wore out a few copies of Television's Marquee Moon back in the vinyl era.

I've only done that to a few albums. They were mostly cassettes, though. The first is Keith Sweat's Make It Last Forever. I origially bought it on cassette. I played it so much that the cassette faded out in parts. I eventually upgraded to cd, though.

I also wore out the ATWIAD cassette.

Flowers2 said:

That's why I never let people near my music. I would have 2 kill someone for acratching up one of my cds.

Flowers2 said:

Oh god, yes, that's another reason why I like downloads. lol

daPrettyman said:

yeah, I had to start doing that..

Mara said:

Harlepolis said:

How you have that many copies? It's rare!

Cinnie said:

It's not that rare. I see it quite frequently at used stores here in texas.

SUPRMAN said:

No, but those which I CAN find, I buy

Mara said:

That and Glitter

Harlepolis said:

The smell of new booklets is so amessing

Alej said:

I thought I was the only one who loved the smell of a new cd or album. Now I know I'm not the only crazy one.

daPrettyman said:

It's so very

daPrettyman said:

I always offer to let people borrow my music but I'm glad they don't take me up on it. Someone, however did borrow a movie of mine and has moved. Not a huge deal, but kind of sucky. Frankly, I'm at the point where I should be getting rid of some of my movies.

To answer the original question, since I only just know started buying vinyl, it hasn't happened yet. My Cds are pretty scratched up (not sure how, actually) but they all play fine. The CD booklet one of the first CDs I ever bought, Madonna's "Bedtime Stories", isn't in great shape. Maybe I should get a new copy. If Warners was smart, they would in the process of rereleasing Madonna's remaining albums with extra content (although they can do better than just three remixes).
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Harlepolis said:

Who is that?

SUPRMAN said:

I still buy albums and will continue to do so. It's the thrill of being a music collector. I don't get any joy from downloading music.
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about 12 copies

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about 8 copies


2 or 3 copies

daPrettyman said:

Actually, original copies are pretty rare, but the album has been reissued. So what you are frequently seeing might be the reissue.
Also, Harlepolis might have several copies of the reissued vinyl, and not the original