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How many songs are in your itunes library?
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What? Ive got stacks of 33's, 45's and 78's oh and some of those CD thingeys that came out a couple of years ago since I like to keep up with technology 
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Quote by JasonM
I don't use I-Tunes - hate Apple with a passion
Amen to that. I just use an online library these days. Its not a downloaded file. I gotta say I was pretty gutted when they shut down Limewire. It was my best friend. Im not sure how many MP3's I have. Maybe a couple thousand, but in saying that, its been many years since I downloaded any kind of music file.
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I have about 600 songs in my music library.
Head Nurse
Im a huge fan of pandora and prefer it to my downloaded collection. I don't really use iTunes, I tend to download albums. At this moment I have 4700 albums on the hard drive.
Raised on Blackroot
Quote by naughtynurse
Im a huge fan of pandora and prefer it to my downloaded collection. I don't really use iTunes, I tend to download albums. At this moment I have 4700 albums on the hard drive.
I've found the beauty of pandora when at work. A godsend for finding new music as I'm incredibly selective.
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Quote by MadMartigan
I've found the beauty of pandora when at work. A godsend for finding new music as I'm incredibly selective.
I do a lot of long road trips (the drive from fl to ny is 20 straight through) I love to run pandora, I can listen to everything that I like, find new music ect, and not listen to repeats.
Plus when I'm running, I listen to a running station that keeps my pace in track.
Cryptic Vigilante
Around 6,000 for me, but I also listen to music through Grooveshark, Youtube and the radio.
Up to a point, I think it becomes irrelevant/useless to have too many songs in your library. I'm the kind of person that prefers to listen to artists I like extensively rather than listen to too many average/random artists. I can name most of the records/songs of the artists I like in perfect order, with the year their records came out.
Just this sole record made me happy for quite a few months when I was 16-year-old (first Bad Religion record I ever bought). I literally listened to it at least a few hundred of times. I even accidently discovered a way to plug my CD player to the speakers so that only the guitars would play, and I also only plugged a subwoofer at times to hear only the bass. I listened to it those ways quite a lot, with just the guitar or bass playing (crazy I know). The same also applied to the other 15 Bad Religion records I bought later on.
And that's just one of the many bands I love.
I wouldn't even bother listening to only 1 song for the rest of my life : Against the Grain (18:49).
There's a common consensus and a uncomfortable cheer,
A reverberating chorus that anyone can hear,
It sings "leave your cares behind you, just grab tenaciously",
This lulling sense of purpose will destroy us rapidly.
Up to a point, I think it becomes irrelevant/useless to have too many songs in your library. I'm the kind of person that prefers to listen to artists I like extensively rather than listen to too many average/random artists. I can name most of the records/songs of the artists I like in perfect order, with the year their records came out.
Just this sole record made me happy for quite a few months when I was 16-year-old (first Bad Religion record I ever bought). I literally listened to it at least a few hundred of times. I even accidently discovered a way to plug my CD player to the speakers so that only the guitars would play, and I also only plugged a subwoofer at times to hear only the bass. I listened to it those ways quite a lot, with just the guitar or bass playing (crazy I know). The same also applied to the other 15 Bad Religion records I bought later on.
And that's just one of the many bands I love.
I wouldn't even bother listening to only 1 song for the rest of my life : Against the Grain (18:49).
There's a common consensus and a uncomfortable cheer,
A reverberating chorus that anyone can hear,
It sings "leave your cares behind you, just grab tenaciously",
This lulling sense of purpose will destroy us rapidly.