Do you use them?

Here is my collection, so far....

It takes so long to do, but I am doing it in case something were to ever happen. I know that it is worth a small chunk of change and it would suck to try to explain that to an insurance guy. At least this way I have prices it would cost to realistically replace all of them.

About 1/4 of the way through the collection.

http://www.discogs...jonno23/collection

Yep.

I don't - but it's only because I collect 45s and not albums or CDs or whatever else.

A lot of the stuff in my collection is obscure and has a good chance of not being listed on Discogs. And the submission process on Discogs is a pain in the ass. I need a database that I can catalog my 45s on and easily add record information, label scans, and the like without jumping through hoops.

So I use 45cat. Here's my collection so far.
http://www.45cat.c...iew.php?l=1&m=7453

As a side note, 45cat is a division of a larger site called 45worlds, which contains listings for albums, 78s, cassette singles, and other music media formats. However, compared to Discogs, it's woefully incomplete - which can be attributed to a much smaller userbase and a shorter timeline of existence. I haven't catalogued any of my albums or tapes yet.

im on there as well - same user name but i have yet to build a database. since these threads were posted on uer i decided to just throw up a few pieces to see if they would sell and since last friday i have made over $200 on shit i hadnt listened to in ages (IF EVER)

database of my collection forthcoming!