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This box satisfies such a large number of interests that I have in so many ways that the cassette nature of it is very minor to me.

... Taylor ... Swift ...

Another idea: instead of selling huge batches to your local record store, sell a few things (let's say: a hundred) to them and check back later to find out how well they've sold. It's possible that they may have a story to tell about one or two "special" customers who were pleased with the "new" items that arrived and maybe there can be a kind of "hookup" with them to find out their interests. It might take away some of the drudgery of wondering who's out there buying what when it comes to the stuff you want to unload. Again, this is all dependent on whether you need to get rid of stuff fast or not. If you can casually stretch it out, you may be able to meet new, collector friends as well as sell thru your collection.

Planning on going to see this tomorrow, then over to the Sweet Hut for goodies. It's kinda like the Mahabharata meets Mad Max.

Billy Dee Williams and Mark Hamill are in that line too.

Man, I couldn't imagine that George Bush would've even known who Herbie Hancock was! (and that would technically be 2005). Anyway, I've really found that Etsy is a good place for the unusual, specially branded clothing that you might not find elsewhere.

My Innesti art object

Comic Actor of ‘Clue,’ ‘Roseanne’ and ‘Arrested Development,’ Dies at 80

OK, I get it.

The Kinkster

The other, wider, suggestion is if you're sincere about wanting to deal with your collection is to probably start by asking yourself what kind of time scale are you looking at. Are you moving in a month and have to drop a load of them (or all) really quickly? ... or do you have a longer timescale where you can let loose of one or two items for every new one you buy now ... or something similar (10 year plan ... a summer's sifting ... or so on). Sometimes time scales can help with your final decisions.

Actually, look at them as various suggestions based on our personal living situations. Read them and decide what's best for your personal situation.