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Whoever you are and whatever collection you have, you never stop learning.
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I'll be 66 years old in November. Actually, the records I started getting in 1953 were first bought for me by my parents. I first started buying them (45s) with my own money in 1955, from the
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I think the people who think they know most everything are the people who really know the least as they don't comprehend how vast the space is. I think there is a period of collecting after a few year
I have only been actively collecting soul 45s for about fifteen years, and only have about two thousand records. I am shocked every time I read a thread on here and I've never even heard of 90% of the records people are talking about (which is also good, because I feel I will never run out of things to find).
My question is, how long does it take to get your head around the whole thing? Does anyone out there know so much that they never hear of records that they don't already know?
I remember seeing an interview with an English guy on YouTube and he said "at that point I decided I wanted to get ALL of the black American soul/R&B 45s that are available". Is such a thing possible? Has anyone come close? Or even if they can't own it all, at least have heard it all?