It's okay.

[Dr. Dread]

But I discovered that I didn't want to stop after the first month...

[Gurn Blanston]

Just joking, Dave.   (Actually, it took the whole first year to get up to 730, but I did taper off after that...)



----------------
Listening to:
Haydn Harmoniemesse - English Baroque Soloists / Gardiner Monteverdi Choir - Haydn Harmoniemesse Hob XXII:14 Kyrie - Gloria

[The new erato]

April is 4 days gone, and I'm already 34 CDs richer.

PS Make that 35 (a disc of Grechanikov quartets). Only underlines a point.

[Dr. Dread]

April is 4 days gone, and I'm already 34 CDs richer.

PS Make that 35 (a disc of Grechanikov quartets). Only underlines a point.

The doctor will see you now. 

[Opus106]

Dave never mentioned anything about downloading (or even LPs, for that matter). It's just that CDs are to be restricted to a maximum of 730. (I'd like a copy of the paper of that scientological study, please. )

I am not one of those people who wants to collect more than two or three versions of the great works of the classical canon. The masterpieces of Beethoven, Brahms, Wagner, Bruckner, Mahler, Sibelius etc etc are in my collection in versions I love and admire and that will just do me fine

Hear, hear.

And once you buy a cd, it's okay to listen to it even more than once!! 

In some cases, even once would do.

[Brian]

Let the record show that I went two whole months without buying any CDs, from the end of January to the end of March. But then I caved in again. 

[Joe_Campbell]

Ever since I got a library card for my local conservatory's collection, I have been far less motivated to give in and ship my BRO and Amazon carts.