i throw out all my cd cases

[TurdBerglar]

and booklets and keep all my cd's on empty cd-r spools

[HOTWIFE]

I literally throw all my cd's in a box together, with nothing protecting them from each other. The skips make some lovely remixes though.

[TurdBerglar]

i did that too for a while till i had enough empty cd-r spools


you should get one of those crank operated cd buffers that buff out the scratches. they are only like 10 bucks

[HOTWIFE]

you should get one of those crank operated cd buffers that buff out the scratches. they are only like 10 bucks
I had no idea something like that exists...I will have to get one since I'm sick of remaking my mixes after they've been in my cd hell box for a few months.

[TurdBerglar]

FYE, Strawberries, Best Buy. all them places have them!

[HOTWIFE]

FYE, Strawberries, Best Buy. all them places have them!
Thank you fellow MA guy!!

[cosmo105]

those things are pretty bad for the discs in my experience.

i never throw out cases or album art. even when i move. if i paid for the album, damnit, i want everything that comes with it.

[hitmonlee]

fuck that, i love the cases.
i'm one of those people that reads every word in the booklet. production notes and all that.

[FunkyHiFi]

i throw out all my cd cases and booklets and keep all my cd's on empty cd-r spools
How come? :(

[DroppinScience]

Ugh. I never understand why this happens.

Do people throw away the cases to all their vinyl records, too? :confused:

[TurdBerglar]

how the fuck am i suppose to put my cd's on spools if they're still in the cases you jackass

[hitmonlee]

well you take the cd out of the case and put it on the spool. :confused: not hard.

question: how do you find your cds when they are all stacked in a spool?

i like to browse through my collection (visually) to decide what to listen to. i like my music to be tangible.

[Deep_Sea_Rain]

i never throw out cases or album art. even when i move. if i paid for the album, damnit, i want everything that comes with it.

Exactly. I keep all my cases and artwork in a box, in the closet. The CD's I keep in a couple large binders. The binders get expensive though, the bigger they come.

[afronaut]

What? Why the fuck would you do that? You keep them on spools? Wouldn't that make finding a cd way more difficult than it has to be? Wouldn't that scratch the balls out of them after a while? You throw away the artwork? What are you, some kind of massive retard?

[g-mile7]

What? Why the fuck would you do that? You keep them on spools? Wouldn't that make finding a cd way more difficult than it has to be? Wouldn't that scratch the balls out of them after a while? You throw away the artwork? What are you, some kind of massive retard?
Makes no damn sense.

[Lyman Zerga]

those things are pretty bad for the discs in my experience.

i never throw out cases or album art. even when i move. if i paid for the album, damnit, i want everything that comes with it.




same here


they sold cds without booklets so that it's less expensive
but it pretty much flopped


hey turd buy one oh those (http://www.comicstore24.de/images/products/03595.jpg) cool things

[trailerprincess]

My mate does this as well but I can't understand why - I love looking at the artwork and it's handy when I can't think of the name of a guest vocalist/musician and need to check quickly cos those types of questions bug the shit out of me

[TurdBerglar]

having a surround sound system hooked up to my pc and owning a mp3 player has eliminated the need for cd's. so i buy a cd and immediatly rip it to my hard drive and then my mp3 player. no need for artwork. if i wanted artwork i'd buy a painting. and keeping the cd on spools takes up a lot less space.


seems pretty damn logical to me