i ain't got no cd collection no more

[I love Latina women]

i only own bout 5 cds

a sam cooke best of
a selena greatest hits
janet jackson rhythm nation
babyface greatest hits
curtis mayfield 5 disc collection set
i've gotten rid of all stuff that i either didn't listen to no more or was just completely scratched up

i got a couple that i'll go back and by but other than that i'm down sizin' like a muthafukka now

 

[FRIED MASON]

You should add some Marvin Gaye and Otis Redding to your collection.

 

[I love Latina women]

You should add some Marvin Gaye and Otis Redding to your collection.

well what i plan on doin' is redoin' it; i just ain't gone have as many cds i use too

some stuff like otis redding and marvin gaye either my mom got some stuff or my sister and brother in law do

but i think 1 of the first albums i'm gonna go back out and buy again for like the 10th time, is prince's purple rain soundtrack

 

[I love Latina women]

just found 2 other; a live journey cd and j dilla's donuts cd

 

[DaddyTime]

i'm sitting here wondering if i should try to pawn off or throw out my collection of 60 or so CD's...

tbh the logic behind me keeping CDs has everything to do with convincing myself that it'd make sense to have just in case something destroyed the internet

 

[Anti-Anime]

i keep all my shyt whether it's broken, still working, or in pristine condition

 

[I love Latina women]

i'm sitting here wondering if i should try to pawn off or throw out my collection of 60 or so CD's...

tbh the logic behind me keeping CDs has everything to do with convincing myself that it'd make sense to have just in case something destroyed the internet

i too was thinkin' the same thing
i'm wonderin' if i should just get rid of all my cds and just convert over to havin' the music on a phone like most people do these days
but i gotta get actual phone first, i'm still workin' with a tracfone

 

[DaddyTime]

i too was thinkin' the same thing
i'm wonderin' if i should just get rid of all my cds and just convert over to havin' the music on a phone like most people do these days
but i gotta get actual phone first, i'm still workin' with a tracfone

i got an actual phone...

so you suggest i make this toss now? or you think someone would actually pay cash for 60 something albums from the 90's/early 2000s that have no cases LOL (they're all in a collection album)

 

[Buggsy Mogues]

remember back in the day when you get in someones car and they pull down the visor and got like 10 CD's stacked in that mug

 

[I love Latina women]

i got an actual phone...

so you suggest i make this toss now? or you think someone would actually pay cash for 60 something albums from the 90's/early 2000s that have no cases LOL (they're all in a collection album)

don't most people have music on there phones these days? like the iphones? i wouldn't know because i don't keep up with smartphones and i phones and technology like i use too. like i said, all i got is a shytty ol tracfone, lol

naw, i don't think anybody gon buy them cds without cases and covers
i would keep them cds, short of them bein' scratched up and not bein' able to play like my cds were. i couldn't even play a lot of em' no more lol

 

[I love Latina women]

remember back in the day when you get in someones car and they pull down the visor and got like 10 CD's stacked in that mug

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

It just doesn't seem practical to have a huge physical music collection anymore unless it's vinyl these days.

I used to have a ton of cds...then I had to throw out some that got scratched while moving from apartment to apartment, some just got lost, others haven't been played in years. The last cd I played was a reggae mix I bought at a corner store back in Pittsburgh.

It doesn't seem like it's a big deal anymore....what's the point? You can find whole albums streaming on youtube...download whole albums via Google or itunes, like I could listen to any album I wanted to right now on my phone. That takes less effort than going to whatever second hand music/video game/dvd store to buy the physical copy...which honestly seems like a graveyard for music cds and physical media as we go toward an era that's increasingly digital.

 

[I love Latina women]

It just doesn't seem practical to have a huge physical music collection anymore unless it's vinyl these days.

I used to have a ton of cds...then I had to throw out some that got scratched while moving from apartment to apartment, some just got lost, others haven't been played in years. The last cd I played was a reggae mix I bought at a corner store back in Pittsburgh.

It doesn't seem like it's a big deal anymore....what's the point? You can find whole albums streaming on youtube...download whole albums via Google or itunes, like I could listen to any album I wanted to right now on my phone. That takes less effort than going to whatever second hand music/video game/dvd store to buy the physical copy...which honestly seems like a graveyard for music cds and physical media as we go toward an era that's increasingly digital.

agreed, especially on the bolded

 

[milik_19]

I still buy cds, and rip them to my pc and phone. Best of both worlds

 

[I love Latina women]

i thought i'd lost it but i found my teedra moses complex simplicity cd!