I have a very small pile of LP's and CD's up in my wardrobe. I like records and CD's although I don't really go out of my way to get them. The art's so big and they're so awesome-looking and you don't need electricity to listen to them, which fascinates me. If you have scratched vinyl ones or ones that suck you can microwave them on top of a bowl, and then quickly form it into a shape of a bowl. I use my record bowl as a convenient place to put my collection of little things that have no place and that I cbf disposing of, like a golf ball I found, little old notes from friends, those plastic things from bon bons, or a half eaten packet of cough lollies or a lego piece. It looks quite colourful and interesting but it's almost overflowing now.
Oh yes, and I collect books (mostly second hand, cheap). I feel guilty for hoarding them without reading them, though.
I'm also tempted to buy retro clothes I'll probably never wear. I have a bag of old clothes I plan on cutting apart or painting on or something like that. I'm tempted to buy lots of junk, but I don't want to get too attached to items, and I only have so much room. Surely there's a creative use for everything.
The Gnome King said:
I think you can definitely collect clothes - I've dated women who collect way, way more shoes than they will ever need.
Yuck, shoes. I have to sort through massive donations of those and throw so many out because I can't find their match or they're too worn and people are so fussy they won't wear them again. They're the worst because they're mostly plasticy and you can't recycle them as easily (or at all?) and styles go out of fashion so quickly.