sorry bout that.. Hehe.
Hubby still listens to albums. He has boo-koo..Who saved all their vinyl albums?
I am going to be all over the map at all times.
I have every album/cd I own hubby converted to mp3 compression on another tablet I use in the barn, plugged into a small computer speakers set. I never hardly listen to the radio because of the repetitive programing.
I have 150 GBs of music that won't repeat it's self over and over like the radio does.
My musical taste stretches back and forth depending on what I am in the mood for.
If I switch the playlist to random, it would play for a month without repeating one song.
Some days classic country western or classic rock or 50's style or... Sometimes I really enjoy Hank Sr. & the next minute April Wine.
Hard to concentrate on a particular style when there is so much out there that the radio does not play.
When I posted the Johnny Cash video, I had just listened to 3 of the Rick Rubin produced albums.. It was the final days of one of my favorite all time artists. He went out with a bang!
God bless you Johnny! Your music will never be forgotten...
I also am diverse in my music. I also convert CD's onto my computer so that I can build long play lists of different genre. I play whatever fits the mood at the time. In my garage where I like to tinker with things, I have a CD player and a tall tower of CD.s. The player is not a high dollar unit, but it will krank up the volume so that I can hear tunes when outside doing things. (I do not play it loud enough to annoy neighbors). 
I don't have 150 Gigs of music YET. 
but am working on it. I once checked the properties of my files and think it said 23 days non stop playing with no repeat. My actual numbers may be different now, but I am guessing you may go for 3 months with your collection. ... Even if there is a slight scratch on disc, my computer is able to read and repair tune. (most time). Sometimes there is a slight hiccup on the melody, but no big deal. It still keeps playing to end. 
well my whole collection had to be recycled. I had to make PEACE with them and let them go. That tape material was not intended to last 30 years.
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What do you mean "saved"? I've still got mine, as well as all my cassette tapes. Like most of my hoarded "junk", they don't get used. I need that television guy to come and sort everything out and organise everything.Who saved all their vinyl albums?
OMG... we have Lp's 33and a3rd... 8track, cassette and reel to reel. standard 8mm home movies as well as super 8. laser disc movies Before DVD and they were the size of a vinyl album record. I have hand me down 78 speed records on vinyl. digital age has ruined a lost art. analog recordings were tweaked by hard human work before a push of a computer button that made our lives easier by removing jobs as well as talent out of the picture at the same time.
Did you know that some modern artists are releasing on vinyl?
got some floor seats and surprised hubs...he cried some happy tears 
