As it stands now, I have something approching more music than I can comfortably listen to, especially considering my current rate of aquisition. I'm not willing, though, to either stop buying new music, or to sell some of what I have.
There are many people like this. I have no idea what this means, but it just struck me.
OK, this isn't strictly speaking true. I've just started a full listen of everything I own on CD...I should try to do similar with my vinyl sometime. But still, with the time I have to devote to listening to music, this is going to take months. (Listening when I have time at work or at home)
It took about 5 months, btw. Here's the data entry end product.
And now, with my discovery of ETree I think I'm completely doomed. in a few weeks of not trying very hard, I've collected something like another 20 hours of concerts, and there's so much more out there that I could easily downlad much more than I could ever listen to.
This is an interesting situation. And yes, it's very analagous to the Too Many Books problem.
I've got a bunch of bananas, a bottle of borscht,
2 cans of cat food, a chicken and a Porche.
I've had enough trouble making up all these rhymes
I can't stand decisions, I think it's a crime
That you ask me if I want Rhythm Or Meter
I don't know! Just a song!

Don't ask me...but I apologize to The Bobs anyway...
*** Topic for #springbank: E is for Edward, done in by his heart
A Brief History Of Vats Vol 1&2 - This is the STRANGEST piece of recorded material I've ever actually obtained. More details later.
2 recent General Web observations: Every major website that actually provides useful data is starting to look like every other one. A row of tabs across the top, the A -> B -> C navigation line, and the like. Not that it's bad for usability, but it does make things hard to identify/brand.
I finally saw my first "There's too much cruft out there, I'm taking mine down" page ("This site under deconstruction"?) and I'm not sure how I feel about it. It signals...something...(Bearpaw, fyi)
Back to my home page.
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Spammers who go and cull addresses from web pages suck. Don't even bother, I'm not buying. But that said, I used refuse to give in and make it harder for folks to contact me. Congrats, you win, you assholes. Pull out the excess spaces to get in touch with me, worthy human correspondents.