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How Much Music Do you Have?

Cheeseplug

Cheeseplug

Senior member
I just opened up winamp to listen to music, and it got me wondering how much music people have in their collections.

I have 1372 albums with 15916 tracks
55 Days, 12 hours, 41 minutes and 58 seconds of music that takes up 103.49 GB

My top five artists by amount of tracks:

J.S. Bach - 3856 Tracks
Duke Ellington - 646 Tracks
Charlie PArker - 599 Tracks
Igor Stravinsky - 525 Tracks
McCoy Tyner - 381 Tracks
 
I lost a nice chunk of my collection a while ago so I am slowly rebuilding it, sitting at ~7.5 GB atm.
 
8559 songs, 29 days, 54.45 gigs.

Top artist: Eric Clapton -- 1182 songs. (Not including my Cream/Blind Faith/Yardbirds/Derek and the Dominos songs)
 
9784 songs (95.30 GB)

51GB of it is lossless, 20GB were only available as high-quality mp3s, the rest misc.
 
522 CDs cataloged with another 200-300 to go. About 300 vinyl albums & 100 or so cassettes(some of which are duplicated on CD i'm sure) & 5.76 GB on this computer. I also gave a couple of CDs somewhere with some more music so that's another 1300 - 1400MB.
 
One.

One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do
Two can be as bad as one
It's the loneliest number since the number one

No is the saddest experience you'll ever know
Yes, it's the saddest experience you'll ever know
`Cause one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do
One is the loneliest number, worse than two

It's just no good anymore since she went away
Now I spend my time just making rhymes of yesterday

One is the loneliest number......
 
Started ripping my CDs in 1998 or so. Bought an HP 2x burner for $299 to make my own CDs. 🙂 Back then I ripped to 128, now I do 320. Thank God for cheap hard drive space these days. I either rip my own CDs or buy MP3s from Amazon (no DRM, easy to use). My CDs are now kept in climate controlled storage with my LPs (and numerous Power Wheels for my daughter!)
Music folder properties:
Files: 96,995
Folders: 7,198
516 GB
 
Originally posted by: Soundmanred
Started ripping my CDs in 1998 or so. Bought an HP 2x burner for $299 to make my own CDs. 🙂 Back then I ripped to 128, now I do 320. Thank God for cheap hard drive space these days. I either rip my own CDs or buy MP3s from Amazon (no DRM, easy to use). My CDs are now kept in climate controlled storage with my LPs (and numerous Power Wheels for my daughter!)
Music folder properties:
Files: 96,995
Folders: 7,198
516 GB
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Whoa...
 
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