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There's a cabinet, serving as my radio table, in which I store all
my recent acquistions.
On 01/09/2024 19:11, Todd M. McComb wrote:
In article<ljj858FjhgkU1@mid.individual.net>,
Roland van Gaalen <vangaalenusenet@gmail.com> wrote:
There's a cabinet, serving as my radio table, in which I store all
my recent acquistions.
So a sort of purgatory....
But I'm not sure it's theologically valid to be storing items thatAnother issue is matching the best recordings with the most beautiful
have already been in your cabinet in the same location as these!
(Did Lucifer have a waiting period when he was cast out of heaven?
Where did he wait? These are the important questions here.)
jewel cases (with the fewest scratches). That's quite a task, if you
have many hundreds of CDs and you accidentally damage the jewel case of
one of your very best CDs.
On Tue, 3 Sep 2024 23:01:04 +0000, Pluted Pup wrote:
On Mon, 02 Sep 2024 14:36:32 -0700, Roland van Gaalen wrote:
On 01/09/2024 19:11, Todd M. McComb wrote:
In article<ljj858FjhgkU1@mid.individual.net>,
Roland van Gaalen <vangaalenusenet@gmail.com> wrote:
There's a cabinet, serving as my radio table, in which I store all
my recent acquistions.
So a sort of purgatory....
But I'm not sure it's theologically valid to be storing items thatAnother issue is matching the best recordings with the most beautiful jewel cases (with the fewest scratches). That's quite a task, if you
have already been in your cabinet in the same location as these!
(Did Lucifer have a waiting period when he was cast out of heaven? Where did he wait? These are the important questions here.)
have many hundreds of CDs and you accidentally damage the jewel case of one of your very best CDs.
I keep a supply of new jewel cases in various
configurations, bought as 25-100 sets.
Are new jewel cases not as good as old jewel
cases, yes. Would I rather have a new jewel
case than a worn old case, yes.
When I acquire new or old broken jewel cases
with CDs, it is never a problem, unless the
CD has been scratched up by a broken jewel case,
like it has been stepped on.
Alike for DVD cases and blu-ray cases.
These see through clear 17 Liter storage boxes
are great storage and transportable boxes:
https://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk
By the way, sometimes it seems there is *less* metric
in the USA than last century. Needing a metric ruler,
anything, I nearly left a hardware store empty handed
before a clerk chased me out to the parking carrying
a metric metal tape measure.
Digitize your entire music collection and store it in
the cloud. Wean yourself from your archaic medieval
addition to plastic.
On Mon, 02 Sep 2024 14:36:32 -0700, Roland van Gaalen wrote:
On 01/09/2024 19:11, Todd M. McComb wrote:
In article<ljj858FjhgkU1@mid.individual.net>,
Roland van Gaalen <vangaalenusenet@gmail.com> wrote:
There's a cabinet, serving as my radio table, in which I store all
my recent acquistions.
So a sort of purgatory....
But I'm not sure it's theologically valid to be storing items thatAnother issue is matching the best recordings with the most beautiful
have already been in your cabinet in the same location as these!
(Did Lucifer have a waiting period when he was cast out of heaven?
Where did he wait? These are the important questions here.)
jewel cases (with the fewest scratches). That's quite a task, if you
have many hundreds of CDs and you accidentally damage the jewel case of
one of your very best CDs.
I keep a supply of new jewel cases in various
configurations, bought as 25-100 sets.
Are new jewel cases not as good as old jewel
cases, yes. Would I rather have a new jewel
case than a worn old case, yes.
When I acquire new or old broken jewel cases
with CDs, it is never a problem, unless the
CD has been scratched up by a broken jewel case,
like it has been stepped on.
Alike for DVD cases and blu-ray cases.
These see through clear 17 Liter storage boxes
are great storage and transportable boxes:
https://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk
By the way, sometimes it seems there is *less* metric
in the USA than last century. Needing a metric ruler,
anything, I nearly left a hardware store empty handed
before a clerk chased me out to the parking carrying
a metric metal tape measure.
On Wed, 04 Sep 2024 20:09:58 -0700, DeepBlue wrote:
On Tue, 3 Sep 2024 23:01:04 +0000, Pluted Pup wrote:
On Mon, 02 Sep 2024 14:36:32 -0700, Roland van Gaalen wrote:
On 01/09/2024 19:11, Todd M. McComb wrote:
In article<ljj858FjhgkU1@mid.individual.net>,
Roland van Gaalen <vangaalenusenet@gmail.com> wrote:
There's a cabinet, serving as my radio table, in which I store all my recent acquistions.
So a sort of purgatory....
But I'm not sure it's theologically valid to be storing items that have already been in your cabinet in the same location as these!Another issue is matching the best recordings with the most beautiful jewel cases (with the fewest scratches). That's quite a task, if you have many hundreds of CDs and you accidentally damage the jewel case of one of your very best CDs.
(Did Lucifer have a waiting period when he was cast out of heaven? Where did he wait? These are the important questions here.)
I keep a supply of new jewel cases in various
configurations, bought as 25-100 sets.
Are new jewel cases not as good as old jewel
cases, yes. Would I rather have a new jewel
case than a worn old case, yes.
When I acquire new or old broken jewel cases
with CDs, it is never a problem, unless the
CD has been scratched up by a broken jewel case,
like it has been stepped on.
Alike for DVD cases and blu-ray cases.
These see through clear 17 Liter storage boxes
are great storage and transportable boxes:
https://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk
By the way, sometimes it seems there is *less* metric
in the USA than last century. Needing a metric ruler,
anything, I nearly left a hardware store empty handed
before a clerk chased me out to the parking carrying
a metric metal tape measure.
Digitize your entire music collection and store it in
the cloud. Wean yourself from your archaic medieval
addition to plastic.
With CDs I can play it right away without ripping
and tagging first. I'd rather make things easier
than harder.
Classical music CDs are especially in need of
changing the tags from the default tags, almost every time.
I'll have to put it on the waitlist for the currently full CD
cabinet in the living room.