Do you even know what you have?

[Hotsauce84]

You know what I'm thinking?

I'm thinking that I probably already have the SAMPLE THAT I'M LOOKING FOR in my own collection, too. Maybe one of you guys can ID it so that I may rest well tonight.

Basically, what I'm trying to say is...

QUIT IGNORING MY SAMPLE EYE DEE THREAD, FOLLZ!!!!

Thank you.

Herm

 

[The Bizarre]

day said:

I was thinking this SAME thing tonight (kinda). I was listening to "Engine #9" on the way to Target (sorry Tony!) and it occurred to me I never listened to the rest of that album. Now that's blasphemy Mr. Bobo.




Here's some irony for you. I couldn't place this engine #9 reference, did a quick search and found the pic of the Wilson Picket LP.... "wait a minute. I have that!" Been on my shelf for years and I've flipped past it so many times. Dropped the needle on the groove and damn! I swear I had no idea this cut was on there. Ashamed to say I don't even know if I've ever heard it before now. Thanks, Day.

 

[Givemesoul]

Yep,once an awhile,I will play an LP and be like wow,I didn't know I had that.

 

[Duderonomy]

Definitely done this with breaks/samples... Get an ID only to realise it’s been sat on the shelf the whole time.

The plus side to this is revisiting records you bought as a yung digguer, perhaps with breaks-yo! in mind, and listening to the whole record with fresh ears and broader tastes.

 

[klezmer electro-thug beats]

Man yeah the whole "braeks yo" pursuit and then realizing as soon as I found them that the whole record/artist's oeuvre/entire genre was worthwhile happened to me so many times I'd say most of my music taste came from drum obsession at its root.
Re: the topic, I think I've accidentally bought doubles like twice ever, but I never owned a ton of records anyway.