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Originally Posted by Mrd00d
Nope, not everything, and I certainly delete what I won't ever listen to. But truth is I haven't listened to everything yet. I've only gone through and rated about 50,000-60,000. I don't want to bother looking it up, but that's a good guesstimate.
But apparently, Unicr0n has us all beat with 232,000 or so. That's something to aspire to.
When I get the space, I plan on getting more jazz, more classical, more electronic, etc. etc.
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I have tons of music that I'm not SUPER into in my collection, though I would say that I have a pretty...objective approach to listening to music. I can find redeeming qualities in ALMOST anything I listen to, because there's always something sonically pleasing. That's not to say I don't think bands suck, there are plenty of artists (some of which I enjoy thoroughly) which I will readily admit are horrible.
But all of that aside, my collection stopped being about personal taste ages ago. It's now more of a...music preservation project. So much music slips through the cracks over the years, and, as decades pass, will be lost forever.
I download as much as I can, organize it all meticulously, and add it to my ~musical time capsule~. I do run my library on shuffle 90% of the time though, so I end up hearing a LOT of what I have. I actually did some rough math the other day and figured out that I've listened to approximately 70% of the artists on my computer, which is no small feat when you consider I have somewhere in the realm of 10,000 unique artists on my hard drive.
I literally am kept awake at night sometimes thinking about all the music I'll never be able to get to, that will forever be lost, ten or twenty years from now.
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