When we moved to our house 20 years ago we put all our LPs from the 1970s ( Think Free, Led Zep, Cat Stevens, Yes to name but a few) straight in to the huge shed. There must be around 100 of them. We didn't use them any more but DH didn't want to part with them. They weren't even stored in a box or covered, just dumped on a high shelf.
Having a massive clear out of the shed this week and being ruthless about getting rid of things. DH wants to buy a record player, bring the LPs in to the house and start using them again. I'm totally against it. After 20 years in the shed, I'm sure the vinyl must have warped, certainly they stink, from years of damp, mice pee etc and some of the covers are bloated and encrusted with dust and god knows what else. I can't bear the thought of bringing them in to the house, and I'm sure the charity shop wouldn't want them in this state.
Am I being selfish to veto his wishes and take them down the tip? After all, he hasn't needed them or used them in the last 20 years and if they were so precious in the first place, he should have stored them more carefully. I'm not BU am I?