How much music do you have?

[lxskllr]

:lol: once you get used to pressing next and instantly have a song come on waiting for a cassette to rewind or fastforward gets irritating

Exactly. With a record you can see the groove and drop the needle in place. Tapes are trial and error until you get it right. Also, the factory tapes were made with the cheapest materials possible. It wasn't unusual for me to have problems after only a few plays, and I kept my tape players spotlessly clean.

[chadizzy1]

That's a snapshot from my iTunes of what I have.

[adm]

Somewhere around 220G of choons on three separate Macs.....

I went digital pretty early. Ripped about 800CDs into iTunes in the course of a month and then carried on from there...

[shikitohno]

There's 400+ CDs, and around 75-80 records in my room. Those are on my computer as flacs, so they thake up a bit of space. Still, music files on my laptop take up 172.5GB, spread across my internal and external HDD. Comes to 9358 songs, and 30 days, 12 hours, and 28 minutes. I also have the discography of DJ Screw stored on my desktop, which is another 20GB. So, around five to six weeks of music if I listened to everything end to end.

[Redbeard]

About 40GB for me. That will probably explode, though, whenever I drop the cash for a new HDD.

[PsychoHazard]

I have about 220gb right now. It's about enough to play continuously for around 3 months or so before it repeats. 8)

[RRK]

3522 songs 15.39GB

[chadizzy1]

You know, all the FBI has to do is look up this thread and we're all busted.

[lxskllr]

You know, all the FBI has to do is look up this thread and we're all busted.

A lot of my stuff is public domain, and they'd have a hard time finding the very few albums that weren't downloaded through a music service, or ripped from a CD I have possession of.

[Veganpunk]

70gb, over 500 cds, a buttload of cassettes, and some vinyl.

[RRK]

You know, all the FBI has to do is look up this thread and we're all busted.

Mine is all CD's and iTunes.

[sagedil]

As is mine. When the first audiograabber came out, I transferred every CD I owned to the computer. Never again would ever have to buy the same CD again when it got scratched. Any new CD's I buy get transferred to the computer within minutes of me getting home.

I don't even buy CD's any more, just MP3's DL from Amazon

[chadizzy1]

As is mine. When the first audiograabber came out, I transferred every CD I owned to the computer. Never again would ever have to buy the same CD again when it got scratched. Any new CD's I buy get transferred to the computer within minutes of me getting home.

I don't even buy CD's any more, just MP3's DL from Amazon

What kind of music do you listen to? You catch me as a George Thorogood kinda guy.

[sagedil]

My tastes have ranged all over the place. I listen to a lot of European Vocal traance.

But most favorite music is Thievery Corporation, Air, Beck and I am a long time U2 fan dating back to my first concert I saw them during their Unforgettable Fire pre-tour 25 years ago

[daruckis]

i only buy music in record format.