On Tue, 16 Jul 1996, rephlex wrote:
quoted 2 lines Don't keep music underground.
> Don't keep music underground.
>
The moisture and bacteria play hell with the paper parts of the packaging.
It is possible to carefully seal your music in heavy-weight plastic, but
over the years the plastic wrapping can deteriorate, leaving your music
open to damage, especially in damp or low-lying areas prone to flooding.
You'll have more success burying CD's underground than LPs, as the LPs have
more delicate surfaces, though no long term studies of burying CD's have
been done.
All in all, it's just simpler and more convenient to keep your music
near your stereo setup, or in one of those nifty nylon cases if you choose
to use a portable stereo.
OBIDM: Glenn Underground 'Atmosfear' -- how house can be smooth and kicking
at the same time.
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