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From:
Aaron S Michelson
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Wed, 27 Oct 1999 16:23:07 -0400 (EDT)
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Re: (idm) < classify! >
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Excerpts from mail: 27-Oct-99 (idm) < classify! > by BigKumquat@aol.com
quoted 2 lines On the other hand, sections can be fun - perhaps a few special sections> On the other hand, sections can be fun - perhaps a few special sections > housed on special shelves.
My solution: 1500 CDs.... I have a huge rotating rack that I store things... some by artist (and related) i.e. Autechre/Skam, Aphex Twin, anything Global Communication do, etc. Then I have some by label... Rephlex stack, the Source stack, the Ninja Tune stacks, etc. etc. I also have a special CD rack just for FAX records releases.... I have around 80 of them, so they fit nicely in one of those cheap black plastic things. Then sorta kinda by style.... a few stacks of mixed CDs.... and the rest is just thrown in there where ever I have room. I also have two fully-packed US Post Office crates filled with CDs I don't usually listen to, but feel like holding onto (for some reason). 1300 Records.... Bought industrial shelving from Home Hardware for $40. All the stuff I usually play out is kind of in the middle of each shelf. The stuff I don't play out too much is on the sides... crap is on the bottom. Some jungle-related stuff is on one shelf on the left-ish side... :) So you see, I'm organized. Not to mention the 100+ records and CDs strewn all over my floor and covering all my equipment. Aaron