Cd Binder Cases

[borntohula]

CD binder cases. efficient way to protect your music collection? OR convenient way for thieves to steal all your CDs at once? discuss.

[Dan #3]

Good way for collection to get stolen and good way for CDs to get scratched by incompetence in removing CDs from said binder. Avoid unless absolutely necessary for auditory enjoyment.

[Shortcut To Moncton]

Worst way.

 

Four years ago, someone broke into my locker and stole my cd holder which held 24 cds (booklets included) and my $200 cd player.

[saturnine]

backup cd collection.

[Shortcut To Moncton]

I don't believe in burned cds.

[Dan #3]

Not even as a backup to CDs legally purchased?

[Shortcut To Moncton]

Nope, it just isn't the same.

[Dan #3]

That is both A) Idiotic and B ) Untrue.

Edited October 15, 2005 by Dan #3

[HoboFactory]

I use one for my DVD's, since that doesn't ever leave my house or anything. Once borrowed my friend's CD binder and it got stolen, took forever to pay it all off.

[borntohula]

That is both A) Idiotic and B ) Untrue.

yeah i agree, and i have my music backed up on a external hard drive, not CDs. it feels the same to me.

[mrs jesus]

i have music on my harddrive and burned and that's the only thing i use those things for because i like leaving my cds in the cases on the shelf so they look pretty and i can admire them and feel like i'm cool because i have awesome cds

 

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[HoboFactory]

Bravo, old girl.

[mrs jesus]

<blows kisses>

[HoboFactory]

<blows kisses>

You forgot the "and."

[mrs jesus]

;)

 

you forgot to throw roses on stage

[shadowkitten]

i have music on my harddrive and burned and that's the only thing i use those things for because i like leaving my cds in the cases on the shelf so they look pretty and i can admire them and feel like i'm cool because i have awesome cds

 

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i'm the same way.. minus the cause they look pretty and feel like i'm cool parts..

[mrs jesus]

i have music on my harddrive and burned and that's the only thing i use those things for because i like leaving my cds in the cases on the shelf so they look pretty and i can admire them and feel like i'm cool because i have awesome cds

 

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i'm the same way.. minus the cause they look pretty and feel like i'm cool parts..

so you do not agree that stacks and stacks of cds is a pretty attractive sight?

[shadowkitten]

well, i don't know, i don't really have stacks and stacks of cds.. so i guess i don't really know.. perhaps i need to see your stacks in all their glory to know for sure..

[mrs jesus]

i currently have 6 stacks

 

that's not very many but it's enough to be too much to

fill up a shelf

[shadowkitten]

how many in a stack?

[mrs jesus]

i'll get back to you on that

 

counting involves getting up and i am just not up to that right now

[HoboFactory]

edit: Nevermind, timing's off now.

Edited October 15, 2005 by HoboFactory

[shadowkitten]

i'll get back to you on that

 

counting involves getting up and i am just not up to that right now

ok, i'll be waiting eagerly for your report..

[Shortcut To Moncton]

Well I have a 330 cd collection. You can't expect me to back them all up? Besides, it's just a more genuine feeling listening to the original cd but I know that you are all products of the mp3 world.

[borntohula]

Well I have a 330 cd collection. You can't expect me to back them all up? Besides, it's just a more genuine feeling listening to the original cd but I know that you are all products of the mp3 world.

how is there a difference aside from the surface to which the data is saved to? i can see your point if you were to say something like "i enjoy the sound of vinyl over mp3s" but there is no difference between CDs and mp3s... i still buy CDs don't get me wrong, and i like having the stacks of CDs like mrs. jesus says, and i like looking at the liner notes, but i don't get what you're saying. if you've paid for the music either way, how does listening to a CD differ from listenning to it from your harddrive?