Throw it out!

I have known people that apply the same solution to marriages that displease them, but of course that is a considerably more expensive solution than segregating or selling an album....

That’s one reason I got rid of over 1000 records and went to digital,

Digital if all bases are covered with LPS from router decent Ethernet switch LPS good Ethernet cables, good power cords ,streamer -server, 

for sim8lar monies $10k+ man6 spend on a turntable setup and phono stage 

better sound ,no cleaning build your own library with 1,000s of songs and 

gettting better still , Digital is the Future if there is any digital glare that is jitter or noise  meaning you have not addressed every area of your system ,

One word.. streaming

I own 6,000 LPs.

I am purging 300.

The rest stay.

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I sell any record I upgrade. I am not a "collector" who keeps 6 copies of the same title, I am a music enjoyer. Usually my previous copy is in great shape - I might replace it to get an audiophile reissue (or a special audiophile reissue in the absolute favorite category), although not that often. If I have any others that I don't like, even if recently purchased, I sell it at a loss immediately. I don't want to see it or think about it.

There is a very small group - maybe 3% that I may want to listen to at some point just in case, but they are not near the records in an organized rotation that continues to evolve based on the way they sit in my rack and cubbies.

There are only maybe 1% that will never be played and are worth nothing - the records store won't take them for free. They'd be good to melt down. I can always keep the extra jackets....They are fillers in spaces I can't get to that make others accessible due to door hinges.