Dammit! Two Accidental Rebuys In One Week!

I can't find the previous thread where we discussed this (I went back 16 pages...that's enough searching...haha), so here's a new one.

I just picked up the remastered reissue of Dr. Feelgood a few days ago, only to get home and listen to the unreleased bonus track and go, "Hmmm...that sounds familiar." Not being a big downloader, I figured I didn't download it. So I checked my CD list and it's not there. I check my CD shelf, and there it is. Weak.

The mail just came and I had three lala envelopes. I open the first one, it's a Ben Harper CD. Staring at the artwork on the CD, I had a similar experience, like I had with the Dr. Feelgood CD—"Hmmm...that looks familiar." Same thing. Not on my CD list, but sitting on my shelf.

At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

Eyesore wrote:

At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

i don't think it's an issue of too much music, but rather not enough memory.

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At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

If you're asking me, the answer is never. My wife's opinion may differ slightly.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

If you're asking me, the answer is never. My wife's opinion may differ slightly.

Sounds like my house. Having too much music is like having too much fun. It's not possible. My wife would definitely disagree.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

If you're asking me, the answer is never. My wife's opinion may differ slightly.

They think anything over 10 cds is too much,or at least mine does anyway:lol:

mc666 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

i don't think it's an issue of too much music, but rather not enough memory.

I was joking! The memory is fine—I think. I'm gonna have to go through my collection again with the laptop and document everything. I'm not spending a ton of money or rebuys, but that Crue CD cost me $7.99! That sucks. I was just in the store, saw the album, and basically just wanted to hear it. I should have thought it over a bit. Maybe my brain would have kicked in a bit sooner.

Anyway, anyone wanna make a trade?

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

If you're asking me, the answer is never. My wife's opinion may differ slightly.

Yah, my wife says all the time "Ok, I think you've got enough now". At which point I merely say "No, I think I don't have enough money".

It never happened to me, and I don't think that I could accidently buy
an album twice even if I had thousands of CDs (I just passed 400, for
the record ).



My family seems to be pretty understandable about it, but I've heard some complains from a mailman haha

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

If you're asking me, the answer is never. My wife's opinion may differ slightly.

That sounds very familiar to me too!

I always get second copies, if they're on the cheap. But I am a trade-whore.

It's happened to me a few times and my memory is pretty good, has to be to remember in upwards to 7000+ cds/cdrs.

Wargod48

NP: Embers Of Euphoria - S/T

my wife has as many cds as me (well, almost), but her collection is more varied than mine. she has everything from toby kieth, to danzig, to the black eyed peas, to hilary duff, etc etc.

ultmetal wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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At what point do you just have too much frickin' music?

If you're asking me, the answer is never. My wife's opinion may differ slightly.

Sounds like my house. Having too much music is like having too much fun. It's not possible. My wife would definitely disagree.

I'm with you fellas!

ack

Very strange to read those reactions about your wifes. Do they realy hate your cd collection so much??? They dont understand that those cds make you so happy and that if you have to take cd´s or wife you would say cd´s???? I dont know but normaly your wifes should be happy that you are spending your money on cds then on drugs or smurf poo like that.

No, for me it's just a joke. As long as I have money to pay the bills, go on vacation and occasionally take her out to dinner, she's cool with it. There are far worse things I could be addicted to or waste money on. Besides, asking me if I have too much music is like asking her if she has too many shoes.

i dont have like a billion albums or suchlike but my collection is expanding.

i like to make sure the music actually gets listened to instead of jut buying it listwning to it once and then never again

MetalGuy71 wrote:

No, for me it's just a joke. As long as I have money to pay the bills, go on vacation and occasionally take her out to dinner, she's cool with it. There are far worse things I could be addicted to or waste money on. Besides, asking me if I have too much music is like asking her if she has too many shoes.

Okay, then she can stay:lol!:

And there I've gone and rebought the new TNT. I forgot that I already ordered it from one place, so I ordered it again from another place.

Oh well, I guess that makes ultmetal a happy man!

Haha.