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Eh... I don't organize my CDs intensively because I don't use them. They're placed randomly between several large CD books. Because of the fact that I ripped all of them to my computer, the only organization I do is on my computer, by Genre > Artist > Albums > Songs
If it's classic, it gets its own folder and the above organization applies from there. To me that makes the most sense for my situation. |
One giant folder called MP3s, each album separated by artist and album. Takes upwards of thirty seconds to just load the MP3s folder due to the number of albums in there.
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ITunes... I have only purchased a total of two CD's (They are both Nightwish albums not available on ITUnes), and feel kinda bad about it, but... oh well...
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Alphabetically FTW.
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:3 My CDs are alpabetized from right to left.
Everything I organized alphabetically is from right to left. It just seems easier. |
alphabetised by artists name at first, then the music i listen to most stays at the top of the stack. every 3 months i get a cauldron and chant to voodoo duppies and melt the music in it. i then harvest the "mystical musical mist" unto myself
p.s. i chose other |
I pretty much listen to everything on Ipod, so alphabetically. If there is an album that I like all the songs on or maybe 1 or 2 I'm not crazy about, I will make that album a compilation, so that's where I use to find my favorites.
I prefer CD quality, but mine is busted so the Ipod it is. |
I used to do the alphabetical thing, but now I just leave what I listen to most at the time or whoever I have the most music from at the easiest access.
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yea i dont feel like reading everyones post to answer your question... i just order them alphabetically. Its just easiest that way... I wouldnt ever be able to order them by how much i like them because the bands i like change like each week. |
i do alphabetically by artist, then albumize (is that a word?) chronologically within the artist.
in my CDs, i have two piles. mixed cds and one-artist cds. the t ypical cds are sorted by what i listen to most frequently, piled on top of everything else which is in no particular order. my burned cds are roughly chronological..based on when i made them. my burned cds are also labelled with emotions that give me a clue as to whats on the cd, so i keep them loosely together |
Alphabetically all the way. If I were to sort it by genre, I would constantly be forgetting which genre I had put what in. Plus, I'd probably have to label somewhere where each genre begins and ends. Too much work for me.
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Well, nowadays, my Mp3 player does most of the organising for me to be honest..... alphabwtically by artist and alphabetically within the artist's given folder.... :-)
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OP, are you talking about where I put the music files.
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I organize my music genre wise and then alphabetically within each genre.
When it comes to my physical collection, the order in which the genres are placed is down to what genres I like the most. On my computer the genre folders are sorted alphabetically. |
I organize my music genre wise and inside the genre I organize them into band and release date.
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I have most of my music on iTunes, but my CD's are done alphabetically by genre, and if I have more than one of a certain band, I organise them by release date :)
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1) this music sucks, waste of time!
2) this music is good, i should listen it for a while! 3) this music is great, i should download it! |
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CDs - Organised loosely by genre and then alphabetically.
Mp3s - Alphabetical. I'm ridiculously OCD about things being in order and the thought of me going "I want to listen to *X* today" and not being able to find the CD in less than 5 seconds fills me with horror. |
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The organization of digital music libraries has it's own thread : http://www.musicbanter.com/lounge/34...light=organize |
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Are downloads part of your collection?
I own a pretty good-sized CD collection of over 1,300 unique albums. They are all ripped on my PC and I thoroughly enjoy listening to them through my various devices.
I recently bought 3 songs from iTunes and a bunch of compilations from Bandcamp (along with artists who post their work for free). I originally didn't want the downloads to become mixed up with the CD rips that I have made, but I'm now seeing the joy in having all my music (free or purchased) play at random. Are downloads from iTunes/Bandcamp/etc. part of your collection? EDIT: I'm not sure how my question can be conceived as organizing, as I asked clearly if downloads are part of your overall music collection. Searches on Google showed nothing of use, and I just wanted other users' opinions and such. |
I need to just buy a pack of CD-Rs and spend a whole day burning the digital albums I have. I prefer CD as my format, but I end up listening digitally most of the time anyways, which there isn't anything wrong with.
Currently I have two small stacks of CDs I swap constantly through next to my stereo system, while a lot more sit on a turning rack in the corner. |
stack them up on a shelf running out of space LOL
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Used to always order my CDs in the holder alphabetically by artist and chronologically within each artist's section. It has since become chaos as CDs get taken out and misplaced, moving with loose CDs and such. My collection has dwindled away.
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^this. :/
I organize them in alphabetical order front to back, CDs in a shoebox, albums in a milk crate. I had so many CDs I switched from shoeboxes to a Penguin CD rack. I took them out of the shoebox and placed them in the same order they were onto a CD rack. I had them going in alphabetical order from right to left. Someone I know (who has apparently has OCD) flipped out on me because there were arranged backwards. I don't know, it made sense at the time. I just chalk it up to another thing I do backwards from everyone else. (: |
No physical element is necessary, just a waste of space.
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I arrange my CDs in the order that I bought/received them. To track (lol) my musical journey. Yeah......f*** you |
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Feel better? |
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I swear he said that once...in an interview..:shycouch: |
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