How large is your music collection?

[canada-goose]

I got sick of doing the math at 179. I'd guess that my collection is somewhere around 230 tracks.
My music player has a whole lot of random music installed by its previous owner, but I don't think that counts.

 

[Rusty Hills Farm]

How about zero? I figure why should I pay for something to store music in when I can listen for free from the radio and the satellite all day and all night?


Rusty

 

[zzGypsy]

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true, just not much hawaiian, tibetan, or algerian rai on the radio in SW Missouri...

 

[Dar]

I have about 80 gig in mp3 format... everything from megadeath and Metallica to Gaga.. the beatles to Motley Crue

 

[Fierlin1182]

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I mostly like old music. The stations around my place play the same five pop songs non-stop and don't even know half of my favourite bands exist

 

[Rusty Hills Farm]

ray's two cents :

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I mostly like old music. The stations around my place play the same five pop songs non-stop and don't even know half of my favourite bands exist

This is the ONE thing I like about having satellite. There are about 50 channels of music--everything from blue grass to jazz to show tunes to 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, to folk, old country, new sound country, classical, even elevator music and that electronic stuff--you name it and you can find it. I "watch" the music channels way more than anything on the regular tv channels. My son rigged me up a system so I can turn the actual tvs off and still listen to my music channels all over the house.

Rusty​

 

[zzGypsy]

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see, now if I could get turkish pop, algerian rai, and classical egyptian, hawaiian, and flamenco, it might be worth looking into...

 

[Fierlin1182]

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I mostly like old music. The stations around my place play the same five pop songs non-stop and don't even know half of my favourite bands exist

This is the ONE thing I like about having satellite. There are about 50 channels of music--everything from blue grass to jazz to show tunes to 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, to folk, old country, new sound country, classical, even elevator music and that electronic stuff--you name it and you can find it. I "watch" the music channels way more than anything on the regular tv channels. My son rigged me up a system so I can turn the actual tvs off and still listen to my music channels all over the house.

Rusty

That sounds great! I think the record for one pop song they fell in love with here was seven times in six hours.... yeah, great

 

[SundownWaterfowl]

929 songs on my iPod

 

[WooingWyandotte]

Let's see. 0 songs.