[jsaliga]

...you discover about 50 records that have been in your collection for years that are still sealed in the shrink wrap.

That would inlcude this very nice 180g reissue of One Nation Under A Groove in a gorgeous gatefold jacket that I bought about 18 months ago.



I was looking for something to listen to that I haven't heard in a while and came across it in one of my racks and thought "Hmmm...haven't heard this one in a while."  So I took it out of its outter plastic sleeve and realized that the album was still shrink wrapped.  After that I scanned through the remainder of that one shelf of about 150LPs and found about a dozen still sealed. 

Time for me to drop the other shoe.  This is actually a trick topic since we all know there is no such thing as having too much vinyl. 

--Jerome

[woodsyi]

You have too much when your wife says there is too much.     Something about can't get to the laundry machine.   

[macrojack]

.............you realize you don't have a turntable.

[Wayner]

You haven't listened to half of the collection.  Ever.

[vinyl_guy]

.............you realize you don't have a turntable.

I'll take them sight unseen and pay the shipping

Laura

[vinyl_guy]

You have too much when your wife says there is too much.     Something about can't get to the laundry machine.   

Woodsyi,

Would you like me to talk to your wife and help her understand? Maybe a female vinyl lovers' perspective would help

Laura

[jazzcourier]

When your stack of "discards" is larger than most peoples entire collection !