How big is your... iTunes collection?

[lefty111]

503 Songs, 3 days, 2.77 GB. 100 of these are from iTunes music store, including a 27 hour (gasp) audio book. I have signed out CDs from a public library, ripped the songs, and returned the CD. Is that legal? Many of my songs were obtained in this manner.

lefty

 

[wowser]

I'm more ashamed of my one - 1 - Mel C song (from an Austin Powers OST - and yes it is unchecked), that is far worse than having a cople of Punk/Ska tunes...

If you look at the rest of my Top 15, then LTJ isn't exactly out-of-character either... There's nothing like a cool punk band with a full brass lineup...

i only like proper Jamaican old school ska

 

[dopefiend]

92 songs, 6.1 hours, 407.4 songs. Not a lot mainly due to the fact that I usually burn and delete them.

none legal

 

[iChan]

1233 Songs, 4:18:53:59 total time, 27.25 GB

2231 songs 8 days, 56secs total time 10.14GB (a lot of this stuff is low quality, e.g audiobooks)

I have just started ripping my CD's at 192

 

[Amani]

900 songs, 3.85gb. of mostly my CD collection, and now I've been downloading iTunes purchases. At one point I would buy used CD's at the music store, upload them to my computer and return them for more.

The only thing I don't like is that I don't have an iPod yet and have to burn everything on my external drive or on my G5--neither of which I can carry around with me.

But I just got an email today in which Doug as produced a new Applescript for seperate iTunes libraries with their own preferences. Perhaps I'll get that so I can put my favorite tunes on my laptop.

ituneslibrarymanager.php<http://www.malcolmadams.com/itunes/itinfo/ituneslibrarymanager.php>

 

[Amani]

Good to see a another Miles and Coletrane fan. I'm starting to build my collection of these two greats--it's the small, "best of" type right now.

I have around 3941 songs, all legal from my CD collection & iTunes, 13 days, 16.88 GB. I have 197 tracks from Bartok for 9.3 hrs, 516.6 MB, but Miles Davis comes in at 104 tracks, 14.2 hrs, and 784.4 MB, with Coletrane a close second at 74 tracks, 11.2 hrs, and 617MB.

 

[Capt Underpants]

Mine's 152 songs, 9.5 hours, and 576 MB. I know that's rather small, but it does what I need it to. I'm not really an audio file.

 

[wowser]

Good to see a another Miles and Coletrane fan. I'm starting to build my collection of these two greats--it's the small, "best of" type right now.

I have Sketches of Spain (ok) and On the Corner (superb!) . I am also a big fan of Anthony Braxton: one of the few great jazz players of our time

 

[rickvanr]

4590 songs, 14:02:00:19 total time, 18.35 GB

I recently did a clean up so the auto-update would work for my iPod.

most common artist/band would be O.A.R. (Of a Revolution) at 368 songs, 1:19:12:08 total time, 2.36 GB. I also have 356 Howie Day songs, 1:08:04:09 total time, 1.74 GB.

 

[wdlove]

I currently have 58 songs in iTunes. Purchased one album, the most recent "Harry Potter." The rest are free songs from Apple.

 

[wowser]

I currently have 58 songs in iTunes. Purchased one album, the most recent "Harry Potter." The rest are free songs from Apple.

audiobook or soundtrack? and are these free songs available only to iTunes Music store users?

 

[Danrose1977]

1439 songs, 4 days, 2.83 GB

I had to encode all as 64 Kbps AAC files, as there is roughly a further 1500 songs to go on there when I get the time! (and I don't want to use more than 6Gb)

 

[Danrose1977]

Mine's 152 songs, 9.5 hours, and 576 MB. I know that's rather small, but it does what I need it to. I'm not really an audio file.

You just made me laugh like a lunatic!

I think you mean phile not file... I had this image in my head of the default rtf icon with a confused looking guy in the picture.

 

[mkrishnan]

audiobook or soundtrack? and are these free songs available only to iTunes Music store users?

To your latter question, you have to log in, in order to download the free songs (with an Apple or AOL acct). So I think unless you find a way to fake it you cannot get the free music if you live outside the iTMS service area.

I just re-did the Internet ITunes Registry thing to find out my big artists. Most of them are opera/symphonic, which doesn't really address what I listen too most at the moment...Benjamin Britten, Gilbert and Sullivan and Giacomo Puccini, came in at the top. My top pop music, which is what I listen to more, were The Cure and The Smiths. None of my hip-hop records, but not such a surprise since most of the people whom I listen to don't have that many albums yet, except the Roots, and I don't own that many of their albums yet .

I like how the Registry also shows top artists by play. Utada Hikaru came out like 50% ahead of the closest second for me and I only have two of her albums. Guess now I know where I should be spending my money.

 

[wowser]

I got quite excited about Aplle's lossless format, until i realised it took up about 5 times as much as an mp3

 

[johnnyjibbs]

2433 songs, 7 days, 9.61 GB.

Biggest artist is probably Queen (all their songs) but I love the Eagles, Pink Floyd, Coldplay, among others.

99% ripped at 128k AAC from CD. The odd 'not strictly legal' song is mainly things like A team theme tune, etc. Will be using iTMS Europe next week.

 

[Jovian9]

27.65GB
7727 Songs

Radiohead leads the pack. But lots of Pink Floyd, Vangelis, Kraftwerk, Bjork, Low, Grant Lee Buffalo/Phillips, Paul Oakenfold, Flaming Lips, Miles Davis, and the entire Bible (Old & New Testaments)

 

[evil_santa]

9973 tracks / 54gb

orbital 86 tracks / 10:36:00
red hot chili peppers 127 tracks / 7:53:00

 

[deryk]

4923 Songs, 14.7 Days, and 19.36 GB.

All legal.

 

[wowser]

To your latter question, you have to log in, in order to download the free songs (with an Apple or AOL acct). So I think unless you find a way to fake it you cannot get the free music if you live outside the iTMS service area.

I just re-did the Internet ITunes Registry thing to find out my big artists. Most of them are opera/symphonic, which doesn't really address what I listen too most at the moment...Benjamin Britten, Gilbert and Sullivan and Giacomo Puccini, came in at the top. My top pop music, which is what I listen to more, were The Cure and The Smiths. None of my hip-hop records, but not such a surprise since most of the people whom I listen to don't have that many albums yet, except the Roots, and I don't own that many of their albums yet .

I like how the Registry also shows top artists by play. Utada Hikaru came out like 50% ahead of the closest second for me and I only have two of her albums. Guess now I know where I should be spending my money.

I dig the eclectic-ism

 

[JosiahPB]

2598 songs 6.7 days 9.69 GB

 

[Kakemannen]

2492 songs, 8.1 days, 16.94GB.

Artists (by number of songs):

Cocteau Twins 150
mogwai 100
Hood 89
Spiritualized 78
Slowdive 66

 

[theimacguy]

360 songs, 21.5 hours, 1.31 GB

40 from iTMS

Rest illegal

The Beatles

 

[SiliconAddict]

38.7GB -> 5834 Tracks -> 326 artists = Me waiting for a 60GB iPod.

 

[iLikeMyiMac]

1898 songs, 5.1 days, 7.45 GB
Top artist: Beatles, 252 songs, 11.4 hours, 670.4 MB ripped from many cds
212 songs from iTMS, 14.1 hours, 862.3 MB
All legal, many ripped from friends' cds