>300 albums in my backlog for 3 years how do i handle it?

>>73757546

Please help me /mu/. I basically added every album with a nice or interesting cover to my backlog and now there are 300 untouched albuns here. How should I deal with them?

>>73757546
Listen to them all, just make a massive playlist with all 300 albums in it, then press play.

Make a queue daily with a few of them. Chip away at it.

>>73757711

I think of listening to all of them in a month time and I will sort out the ones that don't click with me while replaying the others that I enjoy. I am already removing some of them by checking the genres. Man you can pack a piece of shit in a cute package and I will still buy it. I am unable to resist good album covers.

>>73757546
I really love your duck
I hope it's alive

300 albums isn't a lot

>>73757754
I love the duck. Very delicious. :P

>>73757650
just erase them and start over. the time to listen to an album is when you first encounter it. if you didn't listen to it then you have even less reason to do it now.

>>73757546
I dunno. I deleted a very long backlog a while ago and it was pretty liberating. I didn't like being reminded that there is more music I want to listen to than I'll actually have the time to. So now I just explore more organically

Glad to know I'm not the only one that adds albums based on their cover art.

I would say just force yourself to pick one every day instead of what you usually listen to.

>>73757546
Le qewaccc

Someone post the music then vs now vs duck

>having a music backlog
Why? That just makes it a chore IMO