04-27-2016, 11:01 AM
Back around 2000 weren't you going digital and getting rid of all your vinyl?
I remember that when I got rid of the last of my records I got less than a dollar a piece for them. (Had I kept them fifteen years they would have been much more valuable!) Learning from that I decided to go all digital and get rid of all the CDs before they became worthless. I did keep some of Christina's rare vinyl, but have no idea if any of it is actually valuable.
I still go to Streetlight and Rasputin's to get CDs though. It is much cheaper than buying things on iTunes and a lot of stuff I want is not available there anyway.
I do really miss the big album artwork. And the fold outs like on Yessongs.
I remember that when I got rid of the last of my records I got less than a dollar a piece for them. (Had I kept them fifteen years they would have been much more valuable!) Learning from that I decided to go all digital and get rid of all the CDs before they became worthless. I did keep some of Christina's rare vinyl, but have no idea if any of it is actually valuable.
I still go to Streetlight and Rasputin's to get CDs though. It is much cheaper than buying things on iTunes and a lot of stuff I want is not available there anyway.
I do really miss the big album artwork. And the fold outs like on Yessongs.
the hands that guide me are invisible