Poll: Your whole music collection...
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Yeah, I don't think podcasts could be counted, I have an INSANE amount of them. iTunes says I have 58.8 days on my iPod, not including all the ones I've deleted over the years.Anti-Robot Man said:
So... I think maybe we should stick to just music!
Haha, I think in your case it doesn't really matter whether the sheet music's taken into account, I don't think you'd ever get around to looking at it...SinisterGehe said:
I currently have 23,866 (and growing) songs at 72.7 days just in my iTunes. I still have tons of CDs I haven't put into iTunes yet. I like all types of music and am sort of a collector at times...so to answer the question, bare bones dead but it would be totally awesome to have some time to listen to it all!
If I had to listen to it all? 7 days apparently, but I'd go mad long before then as I have plenty of albums I hate on my itunes that I haven't deleted yet because, well, actually I don't know why. I should probably do that.
I only really listen to my top-rated playlist which is about 2 and 1/2 days.
I only really listen to my top-rated playlist which is about 2 and 1/2 days.
I guess we could put a few people in together to find out. I'm pretty confident there are one or two albums in my collection that would probably trigger that kind of response...believer258 said:
Your first post, in this thread? Awesome!basngain said:
All my music here will take nearly 46 days to finish.
Hmmm, if I'm actually there to listen to it all, I will probably leave the scene quite alive!
Raging mad, but alive.
Then again, I would go out with the sweet tunes of ZZ Top at least!
Wait a minute, LOCKED room you say?
Yeaaaah, I'd be long dead and gone.
Hmmm, if I'm actually there to listen to it all, I will probably leave the scene quite alive!
Raging mad, but alive.
Then again, I would go out with the sweet tunes of ZZ Top at least!
Wait a minute, LOCKED room you say?
Yeaaaah, I'd be long dead and gone.
What I would be interested in is how big these insane collections would be if everyone got their music 100% legally, not saying some of you aren't, but buying 50 days worth of music is just a stupid amount of money to me.
Eh not that much, about 2 days on iTunes, I have a huge amount of songs I have favourited on Youtube, maxed out the number of favourites on close to 2 accounts now, which has all the songs I enjoyed but can never be bothered to get.
Eh not that much, about 2 days on iTunes, I have a huge amount of songs I have favourited on Youtube, maxed out the number of favourites on close to 2 accounts now, which has all the songs I enjoyed but can never be bothered to get.
I'm actually fairly fickle about what music I keep in my "personal collection". It's not that I'm picky about what type of music it is (I'll listen to pretty much anything if it sounds good, thoguht I tend to avoid country like the plauge), it just has to "strike" me.
I have, I dunno, maybe 600 or 700 songs spread between my computers and my (rather old) iPod, not all of which is actually loaded into iTunes (more than once I've downloaded a band's entire discography and never got around to listening to more than half of it). If you include all the physical-media music in my house -- not much of it technically belongs to me, but I like a fair amount of it and listen to those records pretty often -- you could throw in another couple hundred songs. I have very little little idea how long that would be, so I'll go for "several days". Probably not dead, but in bad shape.
Counting the MP3s and the vinyl/CDs separately would be pretty redundant, though.
Actually, if you include my Rock Band songs, I think it'd jump by another couple hundred (there's a fair amount of overlap but I have all three of the main games plus Lego Rock Band and a smattering of DLC; that's like 250 songs or something). And I do often use Rock Band 3 as a music player, so including it would be fair.
Counting the MP3s and the vinyl/CDs separately would be pretty redundant, though.
Actually, if you include my Rock Band songs, I think it'd jump by another couple hundred (there's a fair amount of overlap but I have all three of the main games plus Lego Rock Band and a smattering of DLC; that's like 250 songs or something). And I do often use Rock Band 3 as a music player, so including it would be fair.
17 days, 9 hours, 35 minutes, 25 seconds
5722 songs
560 albums
It would be a great way to weed out my collection. This is excluding the 80+ albums I haven't listened to yet that I've snatched from what, which would easily add on four or five more days.
I'd probably die from starvation before I finish all of Brian Eno.
5722 songs
560 albums
It would be a great way to weed out my collection. This is excluding the 80+ albums I haven't listened to yet that I've snatched from what, which would easily add on four or five more days.
I'd probably die from starvation before I finish all of Brian Eno.
Pretty sure I'd be dead, and I consider my musical collection to be rather small compared to most and I hop to greatly expand on it. Although I'd want to remembe to eat if I did try listening to it all in one go.
The last time I uploaded all of the music to my hard drive (I have bought CDs since then, as well as a new laptop that DOESN'T have most of my music on it) I had like 125 hours on it. If I could drink water, I would be fine, if not, I think I am dead...