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Music video by Blue October performing Into The Ocean. (C) 2006 Universal Records a division of UMG Recordings Inc.

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Top 10 Prince Songs (20 Songs) (Prince Rogers Nelson)

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Top 10 Prince Songs (20 Songs) (Prince Rogers Nelson)

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I have an endless inventory of Blue October records. I consider myself their biggest fan so I find value in collecting their records. It makes me feel like I am more connected with them since I have a collection of their recordings.

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Even before his passing, Prince was considered one of the greatest artists of all time. His music spoke to everyone and everyone enjoyed it. People collect and enjoy his records because they mean something to them. Since his passing, people feel as though his records mean more or are "worth" more. Maybe not money wise but in the minds of Prince fans.

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I think endless inventory is important in music but not a necessity. Everyone loves music in their own way. Whether they just listen to it, sing it, play it, or make it, we all have a way of expressing our passion for the art. But then the "extremes" are those who have every record of a specific loved artist. "Another way of becoming a shareholder in a piece of music is by singing it.....And another is by trying to own all of it, on recordings. Then you are a different kind of shareholder--a proprietary kind." (Ratliff pg 111). Having an endless inventory doesn't make you a bigger lover of that particular band, it just makes you passionate and committed.