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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2017 18:28:02 GMT
I display my cd's on the shelf in timeline order, not by range. It's great for deciding which era of Who to listen to. I did that once with my Main Range CD's, but all the higgledy-piggledy numbers wrecked my head when I looked at them, so I put them back in to numerical order... |
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Post by Bazoolium on Sept 14, 2017 18:37:28 GMT
I get mostly downloads, the occasional CD. I used to buy just CDS, but I don't have anywhere to put them.
I don't know any collector of; comics, music, books etc that hasn't had to sell off a lot of their collection for money or space.
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Post by Faith on Sept 14, 2017 22:48:57 GMT
I can't afford to have physical copies of things as I would desire. That, and I move far too often to want to worry about losing any copies.
That said, I'm not the sort to sell CDs when I have a digital copy. Give it away to a friend to encourage them to listen to whatever music or story, yes, but re-selling leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
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You know, now that you mention it, I actually do rather like Attack of the Cybermen ...
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Post by lidar2 on Sept 15, 2017 8:06:22 GMT
I only Get Downloads if they are only available that way. Like the Short Trips for example. But if the story came as a CD originally or was CD only, I get the CD I would be the same, having collected so many CDs I can't bring myself to kick the habit. I am what the marketing people would call a late adopter and that is the reason why. For instance, I am still soldiering on with lovefilm until it ceases on 31 October but will not be moving to streaming. I think I will eventually move to download because I listen to BF when commuting to work (45mins each way), but I got a new car recently and CD player now in glove compartment. My father-in-law got a new car last year and no CD player was available as an optional extra. I can foresee CD players in cars having become a thing of the past by the time I am next changing my car and that will probably trigger the switch. |
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Post by whiskeybrewer on Sept 16, 2017 12:41:21 GMT
I only Get Downloads if they are only available that way. Like the Short Trips for example. But if the story came as a CD originally or was CD only, I get the CD I would be the same, having collected so many CDs I can't bring myself to kick the habit. I am what the marketing people would call a late adopter and that is the reason why. For instance, I am still soldiering on with lovefilm until it ceases on 31 October but will not be moving to streaming. I think I will eventually move to download because I listen to BF when commuting to work (45mins each way), but I got a new car recently and CD player now in glove compartment. My father-in-law got a new car last year and no CD player was available as an optional extra. I can foresee CD players in cars having become a thing of the past by the time I am next changing my car and that will probably trigger the switch. Yeah that would make sense. I have a couple of CD players and HI-FI systems at home, so will always have places for CD's to play |
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Post by eric009 on Sept 16, 2017 15:10:54 GMT
same here all mine are cd's and the idea of selling them and keeping the downloads just seems very wrong indeed I'm one of those who only buy from BF because better they get the money than say Amazon
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Post by eric009 on Sept 16, 2017 21:34:20 GMT
and the fact if they had never started BF we might have never got dr who back on tv at all
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