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I'm an old and I still buy CDs too. Any suggestions for a more compact storage method than just sticking 500 CDs on a shelf? I'm in the process of ripping but loving A I've got a long way to go. And right now they're all either 1. stacked up on the floor after ripping, or 2. in a heavy duty contractor bag in the corner of our study waiting to be ripped. And no I don't want to toss them all after they're ripped, but the contractor bag is pretty lame.
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All good suggestions, thanks! I have basically all the artwork and booklets, so I'm not sure if I want to really pare that down or not. As I'm ripping I'm keeping an eye out for any unique or rare stuff. Probably nothing, but who knows. Maybe the 2-disc edition of NIN's Broken? I dunno. I'll take my pristine Wax Trax Black Box to the grave though. 
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May 11, 2018 03:25
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IUG posted:Here is an old picture of my CD collection before I boxed it. I probably had 100 more albums than this picture shows by the time I took them down. Was going to go with a few big plastic bins, but after filling one up about 75% and realizing I have a whoooooole lot more to do, I'm switching over to sleeves and boxes. Way more compact, which is what I'm looking for. Plus, as I randomly research how much CDs are worth... they aren't worth poo poo. Bye, jewel cases (i'm keeping the super cool ones though)!
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