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What happens to your collection?

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 2:12 am
by Roughie
My wife (and others) have asked me a number of times what will happen or what I want to have happen to my Doors (and vinyl) collection when I pass away.

I can never really answer as I don't think my collection is terribly important to anyone other than me and I don't really have anything THAT collectable.

Has anyone else thought about this?

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 12:20 pm
by jamestkirk
My nephew...he always says that he wished he had lived in the 60's--I always have a story to relate of the fabulous 60's!

. He has just started collecting vinyl in the last year or so; now he heads out to records shops on weekends. and he already has several hundred LPS on vinyl. Won't listen to anything but his vinyl on a turntable nowadays. A good, smart kid!

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 2:48 pm
by The Freedom Man
My collection goes to my son.Although he doesn't have the same taste in music as I have.One day he has to decide what to do with a room full of vinyl and memorabila! I got about 10 or so concert posters, maybe he will hang those on his wall.Somehow I do hope the whole collection stays in the family, afterall it tells the story of my life, it took years to collect the stuff.It's like Art in a way.

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 6:17 pm
by Buda
Ops... I never thought about that. First gotta make a boy, I guess. =)

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 7:12 pm
by anytimecowboy
my boy will get mine unless someone here wants it

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 11:20 pm
by Roughie
I'm glad some of you have ideas.

My youngest may be interested one day. She seems to love music and really feel it.

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 11:14 am
by jamestkirk
The Freedom Man wrote:My collection goes to my son.Although he doesn't have the same taste in music as I have.One day he has to decide what to do with a room full of vinyl and memorabila! I got about 10 or so concert posters, maybe he will hang those on his wall.Somehow I do hope the whole collection stays in the family, afterall it tells the story of my life, it took years to collect the stuff.It's like Art in a way.
He'll come round to THE MUSIC (our music) when he grows older and WISER, Ed....and he will thank you for it. :wink:

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 8:28 pm
by The Royal Sperm
My collection will be donated to JAM inc.

hahaha,

i would like that it keeps in my family

Re: What happens to your collection?

Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2016 1:46 pm
by Stefan
That is a very good question!

Now I'm 51, not old ... but ... also not young.
I have in my collection more than 1000 LP's ... worth a lot of money.
Those who inherit me have no interest.

I'll probably auction it and donate the proceeds.
What I do not like in this case: It gets my collection who pays the most.
Most likely not a "real" fan, just someone with a lot of money.

Tschüss, Stefan

Re: What happens to your collection?

Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2017 7:10 am
by Stefan
Hi Community

I'm thinking about selling my record collection.
Current Status 1158 records.
I have a list from my collection ... with pictures ...

Why I do this ?
I do not feel like it anymore.
There are so many other things in the world ...

Less than $ 10,000 I do not accept ... so, please only serious offers.
Discuss why I do this ... okay, but please, my english is limited.

Tschüss, Stefan

Re: What happens to your collection?

Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2017 3:57 pm
by Buda
Sad to hear you are departing from your obsession but can understand you got exhausted in the process. With that said, hope I am never going to depart from mine, which is researching Doors photos and history. Guess because it is less exhaustive, I will keep on doing it for another 15 years as well.

Wish you could sell it for much more than just 10k. Maybe you should sell it separately, in a lot of all editions of each album to milk the best out of them.

Re: What happens to your collection?

Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2017 7:05 am
by KBWILDCHILD
Now that is is one tough question, considering I've got a variety of things and just not collect one thing (example I don't just collect 33s or books, I collect nearly almost everything I can get my hands on, even if it's a picture edit I will still save it and no bullshit no lies, I'm close to 1500 items at 25) I honestly I don't know what I will do with it and I don't know why I am so obsessed with Jim Morrison and The Doors, their is never a day or night go by without me looking for something or saving a picture or pictures so it's a really tough decision- and since I've got ss stuff much older fans or collectors are looking for, I will guess I will keep it all to the day I die I guess and when someone (hopefully that will give me chance) I will help them as I feel the doors are the only band don't manage themselves as why can't we get no releases? it's because don't got jim or ray permission? yeah so I don't know, I just know I'm happy with what I have and yes I admit I have few fake things but I don't care what my haters have to say- I love and Breath the Doors everyday every night, it just sucks I am not social etiquette and can't reply in full like how you all do, or tell differences in audios etc so as jim quotes 'I like the friends I gathered on this small raft' :)

Re: What happens to your collection?

Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2018 4:30 pm
by ZEP77
I used to collect Led Zeppelin and stopped years ago. I've sold a lot of it and before I did, I sent photos to the official LedZeppelin.com site so they are there forever. I even got credit in their "Presence" Deluxe Box set.

You all should take photos so you have them forever, even after the collection is physically gone.