Cataloging your collection

[Paul-K]

anyone know of a good webiste to catalogue a collection. not just of records, books, dvds, records etc?
i was going to try discogs, but thats just records isnt it?

[mr sayers]

I'm pretty sure Discogs is just records and CD's.

[pitch]

And cassettes.... and minidiscs.... in fact all music media. Plus DVD / VHS etc, if music themed. I did think they had magazines / books - but a quick glance at the site doesn't back that up...

I'm pretty sure Discogs is just records and CD's.

[Paul-K]

ok cool, ill try discogs then.
does discogs have bootlegs as well? i dont use it that much

[mr sayers]

I stand corrected....Don't listen to me Paul mate!

[toby.d]

I think discos does have bootlegs. If not, you can add them yourself (not much fun but not too difficult either). That's the best thing about cataloging on discogs, most of it is there for you to quickly click 'add to collection' and if not you can use the other releases as a draft and create your own.

[airfixkid]

Im using and a big fan of 45cat - 45worlds, the likiehood is that most of your 45's are on the site already, use the My collection feature to make a database you can download into excel.


http://www.45cat.com/

[pitch]

ok cool, ill try discogs then.
does discogs have bootlegs as well? i dont use it that much

It does have bootlegs - yes

[dukowski83]

45cat is great, I've been on there a while. Haven't really got into 45Worlds though for one reason or another but once they get going they should be just as great.

Im using and a big fan of 45cat - 45worlds, the likiehood is that most of your 45's are on the site already, use the My collection feature to make a database you can download into excel.


http://www.45cat.com/