Will you outlive your CD collection?

[Alain Maréchal]

Has anyone got any information on what happened to Edward Greenfield's vast collection after his death? Or Hugh Scully's large number of CDs?

http://www.kernowclassics.co.uk/blog

[Dave2002]

http://www.kernowclassics.co.uk/blog

Now that's what I call a collection!

[Petrushka]

http://www.kernowclassics.co.uk/blog

Amazing! How on earth did you find this?

[EdgeleyRob]

http://www.kernowclassics.co.uk/blog

Good heavens,I've just shown this to Mrs ER and told her that she can't possibly complain about my miniscule amount of cds ever again

[AmpH]

Rather like this short film re EG. Plenty of boxes certainly and nice paintings too !

[Alain Maréchal]

Amazing! How on earth did you find this?

I was searching online for a particular LP that my collection lacks, and found my way to that site - a common practice (or practise, I am never quite certain). Possibly Discogs helped. I did not purchase, I use various other reliable dealers, and the occasional visit to La Dame Blanche prompts grateful thanks to Ste Genevieve.

[Pulcinella]

?....a common practice (or practise, I am never quite certain).

Easy, Alain: in UK use, s for the verb and c for the noun.
A handy way to remember is to think of advise and advice, which are pronounced differently.

[Alain Maréchal]

A handy way to remember is to think of advise and advice, which are pronounced differently.

I wish I had been taught that trick in school, even my English upper school. It has confused me for 60 years!

A common complaint for learners of English is that it is a language in which one can express oneself ungrammatically yet adequately, so one's errors remain uncorrected (except by teachers). If only speech had an Edit function.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Easy, Alain: in UK use, s for the verb and c for the noun.
A handy way to remember is to think of advise and advice, which are pronounced differently.