Time to weed the LPs.... (choosing stuff to dump)


I am in the process (again, every few years) of weeding the Rock LPs. Going through newer stuff to decide to sell to my fav. record store, or keep.
I do this every few years to thin out the collection gradually. Eight years ago I did a major cull removing 6,000 LPs of 12,000 to move. Over the last six years I have cut that down to 4,500 (and probably buying 500 of those during that time).For all sorts of reasons it is a good project. Get rid of cobweb covered music I have no use for, (and maybe someone else wants) Frees up a small amount of cash to waste on more Stereo junk.The main thing is the collection gets better, more just what I really like.Anyone else clear out the junk now and then?(For the question already forming... and no I will not sell them here. I have bought tons of stuff at my fav. record store, I like them, and sell all my records to them.  LOL)
elizabeth
Tony vinyl may be "hot" for now but I would add that it will likely, in my estimation, retain a fringe group of enthusiasts because regardless of what naysayers may say "east is east west is west and never the twain shall meet", the analog vs digital element of the equation they are different.

Maybe Elizabeth isn’t so much of a "hoarder" but came across a large stash along her journey maybe from someone, a hoarder perhaps, going through an intervention. Now she has decided is time to unload the dogs. True hoarders often can’t let go without professional help. I didn’t read that Elizabeth was rambling, why the hostility dude, she’s just sharing an experience.
i know more than a few serious analog lovers with 10k records and they are not hoarders...

not sure I like AF guys w access to precision weapons to have an affinity for “ Icelandic death metal “
16f4.
No, just noticed that when I was in 173rd Airborne Brig. on Okinawa the gang at Kadena always said military whilst the rest of us said Soldier, Marine or Sailor .
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Tubegroover,

If you read her response to my posting you’ll find the reference to rambling. My interest in prolonging this thread has ended.