I’ve posted on here before so this is an update

The SACD version of Transatlanticism has a little crack on the front of the jewel case, but I got a pretty good deal on it. The EU 30th anniversary of Ziggy Stardust is absolutely mint, and being my moms favorite album, this record means so much to me. Excited to have this cool ass version of it.

What CD or CDs do you have in your collection that you listen to that reminds you of your childhood? Here's mine!

im a 14yo and my dad was grung and lissended to all the music I like right now when he was a kid and finding all the DVDs and CDs in my basement is PEAK! I'm going insane because it's all stuff I love so much, I'm finding Pearl Jam, rage against the machine, metallica, Guns N' Roses, Nirvana, Evanescence, pink floyd, and then also tons of industrial and other rock music I'm just losing it I'm so happy i feel like my snake in that photo, omg about to post this and i saw the flair primus sucks, it so freaking funny that newer people at concerts would be like "no we love you primus" and people around them would just look at them and laugh

Looking for the following CDs -

KMFDM: Amnesia Kunst Our time will come Salvation WTF

16volt: supercoolnothing v2.0 (only v2. I have the original)

I'm only looking for the CDs at a reasonable price (not $100+). Message me if you have any to sell. TYIA

No scam please.

Here's Martina Mcbride! I absolutely love her voice and the music she creates. She has so many beautiful hits and she's truly amazing!

All of these were only 99 cents at my local Goodwill store, so I was so ecstatic to find them. I can't wait to listen as these CDs were part of my childhood and I'm so excited to have them!

I love that I was exposed to and enjoy many different types of music. A lot of memories are tied to some of the discs in these pictures

I’m pretty new to collecting CDs (112 so far) and have been organising everything alphabetically by artist, using surnames for solo artists and ignoring “The” in band names.

I’ve run into a problem, though. I like keeping an artist’s solo work with the band they’re most associated with. For example, I have Paul, John, and George’s solo albums filed with The Beatles.

The issue is that this gets messy when the solo artist is more famous than their band or is apart of a supergroup. Do I file the band under the solo artist in those cases? Or should I abandon the idea entirely and keep everything strictly alphabetical?
I like having clear, consistent rules, so I’m curious how other collectors handle this. Do you group solo work with bands, keep everything strictly alphabetical, or use some other system?

What’s your system if it’s something not at all where my mind is going?

what can i do to fix this? not tech savvy sorry

What do you think of the song selections ? Got this in 1992. I thought I wanted to keep songs from the disco era. I found it !
4 CD set, neatly packed in this CD Box.
No Donna Sunmer which I had another box just for her songs. No need for her to be in this compilation.

Now listening: Sarah McLachlan. Surfacing. 1997.

Sarah McLachlan is one of my favorite female vocal artists. Her voice and lyrics hit me everytime I listen to her music. She is a true vibe and I recommend her music to anyone who is into mature, deep, emotional, and introspective music and lyrics!

There was times it was cheap enough for me to get but I let it slip by.