Does anyone "throw away" Lp's ?

I had a few I took to the range and used for target practice. Bad Idea! By the way, you only get one chance for a hole in one. However the inner sleeves make great targets and are way cheaper.

Yes please send those LPs that you all designate as throw-aways to your local Goodwill store or thrift shop. They may not be in that bad condition to us budget LP buyers or people who want to try vinyl or different genre's of music. The thrift stores or Goodwill type shops sell the records really cheap. You can count me as one of those "overly enthusiastic buyers". I know I've purchased quite a bit of classical albums in good condition from various thrift stores. If I didn't like the music or found the record was more damaged than I thought I would just donate it back to Goodwill later.

That then there is Craiglist as well. Just make sure you emphasize no picking. They either buy the whole lot or go away with nothing.

Picked up a mint deep groove blue note "the three sounds" at goodwill about 5 years ago, jacket and vinyl are pristine. Expensive though, 1.50 US dollars, but that back when a dollar was worth more eh?

My decision is based on playback. If I won't play an lp, it belongs in the trash.

With LPs that have a nasty pop or other defect across a critical or quiet section of music, the last thing I would want is to forward that horror onto another unsuspecting vinyl lover/purchaser so that they don't have to drop the F bomb as I did when I first heard it. These do go into the trash, absolutely. Good riddance!