Agreed, if you want to curate stuff use playlists, that's what they're for. For a long time I only collected complete albums. If there was one song I liked I w

Agreed, if you want to curate stuff use playlists, that's what they're for. For a long time I only collected complete albums. If there was one song I liked I would acquire the entire album and digitize it into my collection. Some of the other songs would go unlistened, and some I even disliked, but I keep them all the same. Over the years many of those other songs have grown on me through their appearances during shuffle-mode sessions, or I've come to appreciate their connection to the other tracks when listening through an album as a whole. Nowadays a lot of music I listen to is released without anything like the framework of an "album" so I have a harder time using this method, but still I'll often acquire additional tracks (or an entire discography) from an artist I find interesting with no immediate intent of listening to them.