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There are so many LP reissues out there and inexpensive used ones I can't stop.

My collection really began steamrolling with my discovery of a very good local source of used CDs. (Getting a better paying job helped too.) I've become very adventurous in my used purchases and find myself discovering new kinds of musical delights with wonderful frequency.

Golly Gee! There go the consumers of mass consumption again, emphaziing quantity instead of quality. A few weeks ago it was power consumption , this week it's CD consumption. You guys exist for the consumer Leviathan.

70% vinyl and 30% CD. Vinyl is still first choice.

As long as nobody takes my (Jon)Iverson and (Thomas) Walters / First Collection LP I will be happy!

I hope that hi end recording product for low price wil be avaible soon. I prefer to buy a good music from WWW and pay lower licence to the author . All what i'll need is a good DVD, Digital Lens, recorder power tube amp. and a pair of perfect dynamic two way and sensitive speaker. Pay less and make my own compilation, yes thats waht i want!

Just a guess. Who counts? Dada data.

I love music and thus I love buying CD's and LP's. 95% of my music collection is on CD's.

So much music, so little time . . .

How I wish I had more music in my collection but moneys tight and so I buy when I can. It's a good thing used vinyl is cheap as that keeps me muscially afloat.

New stuff! New enjoyment! Just can't stop expanding the collection!!

always looking for, always listening to, never selling back.

Collect On, Dudes.

I can't stop buying CDs!

Collecting for its own sake can obscure the more important purpose of listening to the music. It is fun, sort of like collecting baseball cards

greatings

I have about 1,000 LP's and 200 CD's. I still buy both LP's and CD's but not at the rate I did when I first put together a good sounding system.

I can find about 1500 CDs. There may be more. I'll keep looking.

It just will just keep growing, and it is a collection. Sometimes I buy a CD listen once and file it away, but I can't bring myself to sell it eiter.

I've got a lot of CDs and LPs, but I store them in one of those terrible magazine-type cases with a zipper from Case Logic. Any suggestions?

And growing! But it seems that there are fewer new rcordings that light me up. Am I getting jaded or is their a lack of good new music?

I've collected CD's since early 1985 -- buying at least 100 per year. In the past five months, I've purchased about 150 CD's, many previously owned, at an average price of $10 each. I'd buy more, but I've placed myself on a budget!

About 500. Am I a bad person?

I buy CDs now because I can't get the MUSIC I like on LP

4500 LP's about 800 CD's and growing every day!

This is the reason we are all so crazy about the hardware in the first place! It's the music that drives the system. I find it hard to believe that I have found any and all the music that I like nor can I believe that all the good music has been created....So I will just keep buying!

I seem to keep finding CDs I've put away while "cleaning" and forgotten about . . . which can turn out to be a pleasant rediscovery.

We've received an award for the most records per one-bedroom apartment. The only regret I have is that there are some records that I probably haven't heard in years---and probably won't for many more years.

500 cd's 300 vinyl Rarest vinyl:Lenny Breau recorded direct to disc. Rarest cd:Jan Akkerman- searched 4 months to locate,finally found it in Japan! Simon , Sydney , Australia

Recordings are just better these days, Better recording equipment I guess!!!