Used to have like 40 sections or so for LP's and also 40 for CD's but I grouped some together and now I just have like a dozen for LP's and just like 10 sections for CD's. Blew my mind we have or used to have some of the same sections and I also used to create my own categories. It's like we think alike so I still think like that, this is a disco album, this is funk, this is 60's and 70's soul, or 60's and 70's classic rock, this is synth pop, this is 80's alternative, this is grunge, this is extreme metal, or glam metal, or 80's corporate rock or latin rock, or 90's brit pop, or 90's shoegaze, or 90's hip hop, or 2000's divas, or 2000's trap etc, etc. I'm going to do a video about this on my channel for sure.
Amazing Brandon love your genre breakdown your collection is simply incredible you always amazes me your house is like a record store I would love to hangout in 👑💯. Lovellandrew
That is a genre that doesn't really stand out to me as one to have a individual section for. I mean I have albums like Ride-Nowhere, some Blonde Redhead, and Catherine Wheel, but I just kind of put those in the general 90's section in most cases.
