Collections

[DavidMn]

I thought this would be an interesting subject. I was one of those people like 10 years ago when I started collecting Fleetwood Mac stuff, I wanted anything and everyhting I could get my hands on. But in the last few years I've gotten rid of wuite a bit of my stuff, leaving me with a more manageable inventory. I'm curious as to wehat others think on this?

[paleshadow]

I thought this would be an interesting subject. I was one of those people like 10 years ago when I started collecting Fleetwood Mac stuff, I wanted anything and everyhting I could get my hands on. But in the last few years I've gotten rid of wuite a bit of my stuff, leaving me with a more manageable inventory. I'm curious as to wehat others think on this?

Hi David. I started collecting around 1987 when Tango came out and I became what I consider a "fan". I don't have a huge collection compared to a lot of people, but it's not that bad. Now that I'm older I feel like I'm outgrowing a lot of these things and I hang on to them just because they are part of my youth, and not really because they are a FM or Stevie collectable.

[DavidMn]

Hi David. I started collecting around 1987 when Tango came out and I became what I consider a "fan". I don't have a huge collection compared to a lot of people, but it's not that bad. Now that I'm older I feel like I'm outgrowing a lot of these things and I hang on to them just because they are part of my youth, and not really because they are a FM or Stevie collectable.
You know that's a really good point. I just looked around one day, and I realized that I wasnt taking proper care of the stuff that meaned the most to me, so I decided to cut the fat so to speak. and BTW, it doesnt matter how much you have, it's how you feel. :)