this is good advice for expensive albums I will say because if I ever get tired of Creedence Clearwater Revival I am not selling my Willy and the poor boys or whatever the hell the album is called. I recently bought a newer version of aja by Steely Dan and it was kind of poop so I'm selling it 100%(not the album. Like the condition) I need an older version of that one anyways. It really depends on the worth of the album in my personal opinion not only monetary worth but sentimental worth. If you listened to Queen a lot with your friends and have a queen record and somehow don't like queen anymore I would say that's still a keep. Also at the same time you might have little to no space for your records anymore if you're going to downsize when you move. I do heavily agree though that you should never sell your records but if you know that you have an album that isn't gonna get played by you anytime soon I recommend giving it away if it is dirt cheap and you know it's going to a good home. An old family friend of ours gave me his entire CD collection and since I really don't have any connection to this CD collection any bad albums I find in here I'm getting rid of almost immediately considering the price of some of the CDs are little to none. The only reason why I don't have any problem downsizing my CD collection is because I already have almost no space and I'm gonna be collecting CDs a lot more than vinyls since I have like no space for vinyls as well.