one could even claim they are "building the definitive database of
electronic music..."
;)
On Mar 29, 2004, at 12:43 PM, placid wrote:
Very handy for finding unreleased / promo versions u never knew existed
aswell....
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Subject: Re: (313) Discogs.com question
And it acts as a sort of DIY group effort to catalogue the music we
like
-
especially for those labels that are either no longer in existence,
don't
have websites, or don't list their discogs.
I use it for this reason and the below mentioned
it's a very effective way of keeping track of your collection,
specifically all the pertinent little details
I do have a music library catalogue on my computer but my computer
isn't
working at the moment and I thought - what if something was to happen
to
my
computer and I couldn't retrieve a list of what I had or in case of
some
sort of damage to my collection (fire, robbery, etc. - touch wood)?
Ah-ha! www.discogs.com
it also helps me to figure out "do I have such and such record
already?"
since I have an ever expanding collection. I have at times bought a
second
copy of something I already own because I couldn't remember or because
the
label was slightly different (one was a promo copy, a white label,
etc.)
On Mar 29, 2004, at 11:30 AM, Ralf Gill ((healthAlliance)) wrote:
Wondering why would one want to put up a list of all the records in
their collection if they weren't for sale? Does the person with the
best collection win something or get receive greater functionality
from the website?
