Could This Be the Ultimate Record Collection?

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   ROCKNROLLPIMP says fuggin A i might actually *KILL* humans for that collection.....

   Permalink posted 01/31/2008
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   hawaiianpunch says damn. whole governments may need to fall for this collection to come into my possession. the site doesn't say the sale price or if it's going separately or in one big pile. Any way to find out?

   Permalink posted 01/31/2008
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   Lady Miss Ian says Telma Hopkins is co-owner of this? Wacky. Please don't show my husband this. Our basement is packed wall-to-wall already.

   Permalink posted 01/31/2008
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   david hyman says holy fucking crap.

   Permalink posted 01/31/2008
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   Jonh Ingham says Do you get the warehouse with it?

   Permalink posted 02/01/2008
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   TylerDurden says John, did you see all those bloody shelf units?!??!!??!? what in the hell was he thinking, he's virtually sitting on top of the fort knox of music...he probably needs 24 hour body-guard protection and warehouse security... HOLY S***

   Permalink posted 02/01/2008
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   mitchy says my garage is full-i need a bigger house. How much to ship it to Australia?

   Permalink posted 02/01/2008
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   TylerDurden says it would be cheaper to move to the warehouse and live with the records!

   Permalink posted 02/01/2008
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   brendanhalpin says I think Lou Reed said it best when he said, "He wanted all of it. All of it. Not just some of it. But all of it."

   Permalink posted 02/01/2008
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    Anna says Not to copy David, but holy shit.

    Permalink posted 02/02/2008
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    Sam The Artist says oh drooool... okay, im not that great at math, but let me see if i can do this right... they say there are over 6 million songs. lets say for the sake of this experiment, each song runs an average of 4 min. 6 million 4 min songs comes out to 24 million minutes. 1 year has about 525,948 min. divide that into 24 mil and you got over 45 years of continuous music, and you would never hear the same song twice, unless it was a single :P ...does that sound right? whew

    Permalink posted 02/04/2008

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