[Letitroll98]

I'm in the same category as most of the posters, my 20-30 yo vinyl is in pretty good shape overall.  However, I was collecting records long before I was an audiophile, so the 30+ yo collection, all the 70's college years and before, has seen some rough trade.  After 15 beers, 10 shots of tequila, a couple of hits of high power blotter, a salt shaker full of cocaine, and various uppers, downers, laughers, and screamers, how clean the Jefferson Starship album is sort of takes a backseat if ya know what I mean.   

[SteveFord]

As long as it wasn't an Airplane album I think you're okay.

[jtsnead]

I would have to say my oldest stuff is the all the jazz albums shown here:




and then the all the rock albums shown here, I just played my copy of ZZ Top
Tres Hombres, a little scratchy but still sounds great:




my audiofile stuff is here, all pristine, Mo Fi, Reference Recordings, Analogue Productions, Linn and Audioquest all in this one bookshelf

[SteveFord]

I stand corrected on CD durability:

http://cdrot.com/info/why-are-cd-rotting-how-it-happens

This is not perfect sound forever.  They fibbed?

[Minn Mark]

I'm proud of two LPs:
One is a Deutsch Grammophon  Horowitz plays Carnegie Hall (unopened) and the other is a way too used, abused, but still barely listenable copy of Kraftwerk's Autobahn. I think the other question for comment is, "Which LPs have you loved nearly to, or even to, death?"

Mark