DunwoodyDude Wrote:
I sell stuff all the time, but only if I'm really sure I won't want to hear it again. With a few exceptions, I've always been on the mark.
Steve
hehe. I stopped selling back CDs for several reasons. #1 I got rid of most of my early nineties rap, and will always regret it. It was pretty much pointless and I really wish I had shit like Redman's first album etc.
In college I traded in some stuff that I had not been listening to of late, basically to party for a weekend, and one of those (can't believe I'm admitting this) was "Car Wheels on a Gravel Road."
I have since bought it back, but that is exhibit A of bad decisions. I have probably 50-75 CDs that I NEVER listen to either because I'm just not that into it anymore (Dead Dick's Picks come to mind) or I never really "got it," nothing is jumping out, but you know what I mean.
I almost got rid of Elvis Costello and The Attractions Greatest Hits because I had read that he was the 'angry youg man' of that period, and it starts with Allison (yes, I can be THAT fickle in my tastes). I pulled it out 6 months later and Radio Radio came on, and well, I realized the error of my ways.
Oh, and $125 for a CD, maybe if it were like 6 CDs of Stones outtakes or something, but I got Telephono off of FT today on ichat

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