13,935 songs, 42 days, 67.95GB, 40.1GB free

4,767 songs, 14.6 days, 35.25 GB free

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That's why I recently got the newer "classic ipod" with 160GB, supposedly holds up to 40,000 songs.

The original one I bought in 2006 was 32GB, about 8,000 songs capacity.

Currently my iphone 4S has 5,773 songs (little space left due to apps) and my ipod has about 7,000 songs. There is still 123GB left in the ipod!

13,100 songs, 37.6 days, 88.40 gb and approximately 80 left.

I don't own an Ipod or mp3 player.

But I do have Itunes on my pc. I have 52,181 songs , 156 days, 360,26 GB/

xLiberiangirl said:

I don't own an Ipod or mp3 player.

But I do have Itunes on my pc. I have 52,181 songs , 156 days, 360,26 GB/

18,703, 57 Day's, 114 gigs

xLiberiangirl said:

I don't own an Ipod or mp3 player.

But I do have Itunes on my pc. I have 52,181 songs , 156 days, 360,26 GB/

You're also old skool, like me... But I win!

I kinda have music all over different computers and drives. I also get different numbers on different music players on my main computer so I can't really tell at all. Plus there's still stuff I need to go through and add. If I have to make a guestimation though, I guess it would it, definitely, be over 10,000+ songs in total.

Though, I have to ask you guys:

Do you really listen to all of your music? How many songs in your player don't even get played at all? Or just get played only once? Or are you the type where you are more into the collecting side of it? I can't imagine that someone can, seriously, tell me that they are able to sing a long to every single song that they have in their playlist...

Unholyalliance said:

28,198 files, 360 GB, 2179:36:09 hours (I've been slowly replacing most of my MP3's with FLAC's)

rdhull said:

Do you wear every single piece if clothing you own?

Yes actually. Especially when it gets really close to laundry time.

Whatever I haven't worn in a while goes in the garbage or to charity.

9,454 songs, 25.9 days, 49.52 GB

Isn't this thread an example of today's fast culture, of the prevalence of quantity vs. quality? What's the importance of having an ipod full of songs?

I only listen to physical music, with time and peace, and, frankly, I get uptight when the waiting list increases too much, even to 100 albums. But I prefer slow culture.

OK, keep on throwing stats!

Javi said:

Isn't this thread an example of today's fast culture, of the prevalence of quantity vs. quality? What's the importance of having an ipod full of songs?

I only listen to physical music, with time and peace, and, frankly, I get uptight when the waiting list increases too much, even to 100 albums. But I prefer slow culture.

OK, keep on throwing stats!

Or maybe people have a lot of music that they like.

smoothcriminal12 said:

Javi said:

Isn't this thread an example of today's fast culture, of the prevalence of quantity vs. quality? What's the importance of having an ipod full of songs?

I only listen to physical music, with time and peace, and, frankly, I get uptight when the waiting list increases too much, even to 100 albums. But I prefer slow culture.

OK, keep on throwing stats!

Or maybe people have a lot of music that they like.

It's possible too, but in recent times I've noticed a change in the way people enjoy music, which I've tried to express in my comment, and which I see reflected in this discussion.

Javi said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

Or maybe people have a lot of music that they like.

It's possible too, but in recent times I've noticed a change in the way people enjoy music, which I've tried to express in my comment, and which I see reflected in this discussion.

You are right, but I just tend to see that music lovers generally have a passion for music, and most on this forum do.

smoothcriminal12 said:

Javi said:

It's possible too, but in recent times I've noticed a change in the way people enjoy music, which I've tried to express in my comment, and which I see reflected in this discussion.

You are right, but I just tend to see that music lovers generally have a passion for music, and most on this forum do.

OK, I know all of you have a passion for music, of course! I didn't mean anything different, nor did I mean my way of collecting/listening to music is better. Of course, I prefer it, and I think we shouldn't loose the perspective of giving music the time and attention it deserves, but that's all.

117,128 Songs, 342 Days, 678.70 GB -

Personally, there are hundreds of songs that I haven't played in my iTunes musical collection but as time goes, I'm sure I'll come across of the record and listen to it.

G3000 said:

117,128 Songs, 342 Days, 678.70 GB -

smoothcriminal12 said:

Javi said:

Isn't this thread an example of today's fast culture, of the prevalence of quantity vs. quality? What's the importance of having an ipod full of songs?

I only listen to physical music, with time and peace, and, frankly, I get uptight when the waiting list increases too much, even to 100 albums. But I prefer slow culture.

OK, keep on throwing stats!

Or maybe people have a lot of music that they like.

Yes, and I'm bored easily. So yeah..

ViintageJunkiie said:

Personally, there are hundreds of songs that I haven't played in my iTunes musical collection but as time goes, I'm sure I'll come across of the record and listen to it.

Thats what my shuffle is for. A lot comes up that Ive never remembered or recognized, or previously cared for,

smoothcriminal12 said:

Javi said:

It's possible too, but in recent times I've noticed a change in the way people enjoy music, which I've tried to express in my comment, and which I see reflected in this discussion.

You are right, but I just tend to see that music lovers generally have a passion for music, and most on this forum do.

Yes. But Im confused about the op's comments. Are we not supposed to have over 500 songs etc? I collected music for 20 years or so and now have them on a device where I can pull up any one of my choices at any given time for any reason at any place now. One day I may feel like Beethoven, one day I may be at a function and want to play Led Zep, or another where LL old school comes into play etc. And I might add that only about 500 songs on my player are from straight downloads. The rest came from downlioading my cd's (about 1000 of them)...and Ive fucked/licked every one of them too.

Javi said:

Isn't this thread an example of today's fast culture, of the prevalence of quantity vs. quality? What's the importance of having an ipod full of songs?

I only listen to physical music, with time and peace, and, frankly, I get uptight when the waiting list increases too much, even to 100 albums. But I prefer slow culture.

OK, keep on throwing stats!

I know what you mean, I've been thinking about this too.

But when I look at myself (13717 mp3's, 48,2 days ) I try a lot of new stuff and listen frequently to the good stuff. So it's still about quality.

But without all the MP3's I would never have found all this good quality music and would still be stuck with my old, never changing taste. My horizon is much wider now.

Over 1Million and counting....

The days of Napster were indeed the dayz of wild

[Edited 1/4/12 16:46pm]

2020 said:

Over 1Million and counting....

The days of Napster were indeed the dayz of wild

[Edited 1/4/12 16:46pm]

That Napster shit doesn't count. Im talking purchased..legal items. Anyone could dl off of a leechline etc for free. That aint puttin in work or showin the love of music. Thats just some skeevy bullshit ..imho of course.

There are some real music lovers here! That's one of the good things about this site.

My stats:

6,989 Songs

23 Days

42.77 GB

New Stat:

Most songs by one artist - Prince

1,175 Songs

3.9 Days

6.15 GB

rdhull said:

2020 said:

Over 1Million and counting....

The days of Napster were indeed the dayz of wild

[Edited 1/4/12 16:46pm]

That Napster shit doesn't count. Im talking purchased..legal items. Anyone could dl off of a leechline etc for free. That aint puttin in work or showin the love of music. Thats just some skeevy bullshit ..imho of course.

Oh well you didnt indicate that in your initial title for this thread...I thought you were speaking of MP3s in general...

oh and ps yes it does count as it was alot of hard work collecting all the songs from artists since the 40s it shows nothing but love for music!!! In fact it counts so much that well...I'm still counting.... ;