The author expresses frustration over a recent reissue of a cherished album, "Special Sauce," which includes a CD addition they initially desired but missed out on. After spending a significant amount on the original vinyl, they’re torn about purchasing the new edition, questioning the value of their investment in music that remains unplayed. The dilemma highlights a common struggle among collectors: balancing passion for music with practical financial decisions.
Insightful Question: How does our attachment to physical media influence the way we value music, and should collectors prioritize accessibility over rarity?
