How Big Is Your Collection?

How Big Is Your Collection?

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DoubleYellow

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1,288 posts

191 months

Monday 15th June 2009
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After looking at the 'Music I have just bought' thread I was wondering how big people's collections are.

About 3 years ago I transfered everything I owned to digital format and streamlined my collection, ridding it of things I no longer had an interest in, so it is alot smaller than it was.

I still have all my CD's and records in storage although they rarely get used or have anything new added to the physical collection. I now use iTunes for my music fix.

DoubleYellow

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1,288 posts

191 months

Wednesday 17th June 2009
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Some interesting responses. Think we have had this mini-debate before. I agree the real hands on form of music is the best, no shadow of a doubt.

However, for the listener who doesn't have much space and travels a bit, digital is the only way. I love having my full collection with me at all times.

Digital does have some advantages other that size aswell you know!

yes

And come on Koenig, put us out of our misery!

DoubleYellow

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1,288 posts

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Thursday 18th June 2009
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koenig999 said:
Regarding the volume of material available, I don't know exactly, but the last time I reckoned it up by the shelf feet of vinyls, about 15,000 + albums / 12" 3,000 CDs, 2,000 7" and about 18,000 ripped and d/l tracks on a 1Tb and a 0.5Tb drive.

Oh, and a lot of tape cassettes this time.

Koenig
What genres do you tend you listen to the most? I presume you have a very eclectic taste as that amount of music would be very deep for just one or two different styles.

DoubleYellow

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Thursday 18th June 2009
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koenig999 said:
Wel, I like all sorts of music, you can see from the Last Album I bought thread, but I specialise in

Early 1990's Cologne acid and techno, from the Brotherhood of Structure stable

and

Grating electronic noise, like Hive Mind, MZ412, Merzbow, Throbbing Gristle



That actually sounded cool as fk!