I removed the list of my cd collection from my website. Don't ask my why, it's complicated. Well that's it really: it got too complicated.

However, apparently this page still comes up in search engines for various things that used to be listed here.

So here is my CD Collection FAQ:

Q. Will you copy/rip one of your rare cd's for me?


A. No.

Q. Ok, then will you sell me your rare cd instead?


A. Of course not.

Q. Ok, then where I can buy a copy?


A. I have no idea. I would start with Amazon.com (don't forget to try Amazon UK as well as Amazon France and Amazon Germany). Then I would try eBay. Save your search and wait. I have found incredibly rare cd's at eBay after waiting more than a year. Also, try Google. The search results can include used cd shops and other specialised websites. BTW, when I come up in the search results do not write to me. The answer will be the same.

Q. I noticed you have a copy of (insert random cd name here). I am thinking of buying that cd, please tell me all about it.

A. No.

Q. I noticed you have several recordings by different performers of Bach Concertos/Mozart Symphonies/Haydn Sonatas/Scarlatti Sonatas/whatever. How does the incredibly cheap one compare with the expensive ones?

A. I have no interest in sending you an analysis of which recordings that I own are better than each other. Better is subjective. If you can't afford the expensive ones then buy the cheap ones. Most people can't tell the difference anyway.