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I responded to a want today convinced I had the record then when I went to look for it I realised it had gone. :mellow::unsure:

luckily no harm done but it could have been embarrasing.

so how well organised are you all ?

do you know all the records you have etc etc and how to find them ?

I had all mine on a spreadsheet on my old laptop but it died and its too big a task to do it all again.

some of the records are sorted alphabetically but also a big chunk still to do.

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Not as well as I should, on odd occasions have been known to buy a record that a mate recommends, only to find that I already have it. I really should play both sides !!!!mellow.gifmellow.gif ATB Steve

My mate guest dj'd at another mates birthday party and played the lads records, albeit his lesser known records + b sides from his collection , set up by wife, guess what ?

Mate thanked the other lad for a truly memorial set and asked him where he got his set from and could he buy a few !! even though it was his collection he had used !!!!

You never know you're own collection that in depth !!!

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My mate guest dj'd at another mates birthday party and played the lads records, albeit his lesser known records + b sides from his collection , set up by wife, guess what ?

Mate thanked the other lad for a truly memorial set and asked him where he got his set from and could he buy a few !! even though it was his collection he had used !!!!

You never know you're own collection that in depth !!!

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thats a good story.

My mate guest dj'd at another mates birthday party and played the lads records, albeit his lesser known records + b sides from his collection , set up by wife, guess what ?

Mate thanked the other lad for a truly memorial set and asked him where he got his set from and could he buy a few !! even though it was his collection he had used !!!!

You never know you're own collection that in depth !!!

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Too true. Problem is we are all too busy looking for the next buy!

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My theory is if Ilisted them all I'd be tempted to put a value column on the spreadsheet, then once I saw the total I'd feel compelled to sell them all.

As it stands when the kids say " I'm hungry" I can at least answer " What do you expect me to do about it" !

Conversation at nighter went something like this:

Stubbsy - "Paul what's this?"

Paul McKay - "Bloody hell you should know this, it's in your box!" rolleyes.gif

Mind you we had had a few sherberts by that time biggrin.gif

I've got all my U.S. Northern/70's stuff on a spreadsheet, but haven't got round to doing my motown stuff yet. Keep telling myself I must do!

I have to agree , there are many a time i say to Harry "Wow i love this" and he replies "You should do you have it" laugh.giflaugh.gif

I keep mine in a database with artists, title, label and country of origin.

It beats having to look through all of your records to see if you already

have a tune, every time you see one that you're interested in.

They are dead easy to set up too, and really handy if you want to send a list

of your tunes to someone, as you can save the database as a small text file.

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I used to have mine on a spreadsheet when I first started collecting Allocated nuymber Artist Title label Genre and price ! I used to get such a shock when I added up what had been spent ohmy.gif .

It was a great I could organize it aphabetical order and number order . If I wanted to find a sound It was dead easy.

I stopped after 5 years and got a life :thumbup:

I once saw browny open a 300 box and go straight to a record he was looking for ? now that is cool ph34r.gif

When you've bought the same record three times. Now that's when you've got a problem.

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