Have you really purchased 20 albums in the last 4 days?
No, more like one or two. Tbh most of these are from the library, or if they are too rare to be available in WorldCat or a local store, from the internet. Apart from occasional gifts, I don't have much of a physical collection.
I see. I was just hoping that this thread was going to be more of a place where people would note what they added to their physical collections rather than just pullinhjg free stuff from the internet and such... _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
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baystateoftheartNeil Young as a butternut squashProfile Massachusetts
Have you really purchased 20 albums in the last 4 days?
No, more like one or two. Tbh most of these are from the library, or if they are too rare to be available in WorldCat or a local store, from the internet. Apart from occasional gifts, I don't have much of a physical collection.
I see. I was just hoping that this thread was going to be more of a place where people would note what they added to their physical collections rather than just pullinhjg free stuff from the internet and such...
Okay, if my posts in this thread are irritating to people, I'll stop posting in it. Not a big deal.
There's certainly a question of what constitutes a legitimate collection, and we probably have different views, but I'm not particularly interested in litigating it.
EDIT: If you want, maybe you could add the word physical to the thread title? That would eliminate any ambiguity. _________________ Join us in the canon game :) / Add me on RYM
I've loved this record for years, ever since hearing Liz's Song on the amazing Gather In The Mushrooms folk compendium (thoroughly recommended to one and all). I never for one minute thought I'd ever own an original copy, so when I saw one pop up on eBay I just had to put a speculative bid in. This I did, and to my surprise I won in spite of it going for 6 times what I paid for it on Discogs. Sleeve's a bit worn but the record is in great shape, which for a 70s folk LP with lots of quiet passages is saying something. Fans of Vashti and Nick Drake should definitely give it a listen, as I'm doing now. It's beautiful. _________________ 'Reggae' & t'ing Folk 'n Stuff SHAMELESS RECORD DEALER PLUG
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