With all the moving I've done in the last 10 years, it always sort of pains me that the biggest chunk of my boxes are just those with all my CD/cases. When I originally moved to the West Coast from Boston, I ditched the cases and tried to go with the binder route, but I decided I hated the binders sooo much (and trying to put 1000 CDs in binders with liners is impossible and expensive ... I even tried to get a folding file just to keep all the liners, but then ... geesh ... I was in real audiophile nerd territory).
I think what I might try to do is compromise. I'm sure of my 1000 CDs, I don't actually listen to many of them regularly, so they might be candidates to be ripped and removed. Then I can whittle down to a manageable size without getting rid of my poor beat up all-paper case for Achtung Baby or my signed copy of Tanya Donelly's Sliding and Diving. Slowly, I'll move into the 21st century.
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Erik Gonzalez said on November 19, 2007:
With all the moving I've done in the last 10 years, it always sort of pains me that the biggest chunk of my boxes are just those with all my CD/cases. When I originally moved to the West Coast from Boston, I ditched the cases and tried to go with the binder route, but I decided I hated the binders sooo much (and trying to put 1000 CDs in binders with liners is impossible and expensive ... I even tried to get a folding file just to keep all the liners, but then ... geesh ... I was in real audiophile nerd territory).
I think what I might try to do is compromise. I'm sure of my 1000 CDs, I don't actually listen to many of them regularly, so they might be candidates to be ripped and removed. Then I can whittle down to a manageable size without getting rid of my poor beat up all-paper case for Achtung Baby or my signed copy of Tanya Donelly's Sliding and Diving. Slowly, I'll move into the 21st century.