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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J 12,615 from 2,547 here. With Spotify, Internet radio and Soundcloud, the amount of music you have on your hard-drive is more or less irrelevant.

Check out this trancecracker (http://www.lastfm.de/user/TrancePL), most diverse taste in the world. FUCKING 170K SCROBBLES AND 441 ARTISTS.

Me personally im at 19k scrobbles and ~2000 artists. But honestly I don't get how some people can have like literally 10k artists. How does that even work unless you download every compilation you ever come accross in your life.

http://www.lastfm.com/user/jdatty

39503 listens
2 354 artists

6months most listened artists:
Ty Segall (107 �coutes)
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy (94 �coutes)
Low (91 �coutes)
John Maus (91 �coutes)
Baths (83 �coutes)
Sun City Girls (77 �coutes)
Sylvain Chauveau (66 �coutes)
Grouper (65 �coutes)


overall:

1
Low
743

2
Sylvain Chauveau
564

3
Blonde Redhead
549

4
Max Richter
497

5
Velour 100
471

5
Rosie Thomas
471

7
Tim Hecker
442

8
Ane Brun
418

9
Laura Veirs
373

10
July Skies
352

11
Kim Kashkashian & Robert Levin
338

12
Acid House Kings
328

13
Zelienople
300

14
Kings Of Convenience
287

15
The Clientele
277


lulz 5 is a tie between Velour 100 and Rosie Thomas ( Rosie Thomas used to be part of Velour 100 )

Mine, btw: http://www.last.fm/user/NouberNou

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Originally posted by Woonyxoxo But honestly I don't get how some people can have like literally 10k artists. How does that even work unless you download every compilation you ever come accross in your life.

You're 18 and you've heard 2,000 different artists. If someone has been listening for 10-20 years longer than you, they can easily rack up 10,000 artists, especially people who get to work at their computers and play music all day.

I have about 300 to 400 vinyl. Mostly deep house, tech house, chicago house, 90s house. Most of them are bought from Inbeat and from DJ lafleche. Crazy buncha people.

I download my digital music.

this is worse than that polish trancecracker.. http://www.last.fm/user/maarcusj

Most people just leave their players on all day, I see people with hundreds of thousands of scrobbles. What's the point?

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Originally posted by Chimney I'll gladly see pictures of that.

some of it

Lol, fucking awesome.

quote:

Originally posted by Sushipunk fucking awesome.

Beer, Pringles, and toilet paper

Nothing at all.


My hard drive decided to die.. I had a proper amount of music on it, I can't believe it's all gone


Photos too, a lifetime amount, all gone..


I am lucky to have some of the most important tracks copied to my cell phone, so that is saved.


Good thing my physical format music is intact.


Lesson of the day: DO BACKUP!!!

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Originally posted by Vernon Wanderer

Sorry to hear that.

I learned that a week ago when my blog was deleted for some bullshit copyright claim. I had TONS of writing and memoirs on that thing; all gone.

Anyways, yes, BACKUP!!!

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Originally posted by lacksesepsotygh some of it

F�r jag...lixom flytta hem hos dig s� kan vi lyssna p� musik och dricka te hela natten l�ng?

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Originally posted by OrangestO Sorry to hear that. I learned that a week ago when my blog was deleted for some bullshit copyright claim. I had TONS of writing and memoirs on that thing; all gone. Anyways, yes, BACKUP!!!

Shit man, I was just about to ask you if you had any of your memoirs written down for me to read.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 Shit man, I was just about to ask you if you had any of your memoirs written down for me to read.

I can send you some along with my Christmas gift

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times"

quote:

Originally posted by lacksesepsotygh this is worse than that polish trancecracker.. http://www.last.fm/user/maarcusj

It never ceases to amaze me how different people can treat music. That's like the exact opposite of how I listen to music.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J You're 18 and you've heard 2,000 different artists. If someone has been listening for 10-20 years longer than you, they can easily rack up 10,000 artists, especially people who get to work at their computers and play music all day.

If these people where like in their 30s to 40s I'd understand but often they are like in their mid to late twenties lol.

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Originally posted by Chimney F�r jag...lixom flytta hem hos dig s� kan vi lyssna p� musik och dricka te hela natten l�ng?

I have about 2000 songs. But that's just the stuff I've produced. Loads of it are just one-minute loops though.

I also have a couple of hundred mp3's from other artists, and a shit load of old trance and hard house on vynils.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit probably around 40 to 50 k last time i checked.

So that's about a 16th of an mp3. Or 14 midi files.?

~50.000 FLACs.

my music drive is about 1.5 TB used up.
I also have music as score. probably about 300 or so of those.

And recorded dvds of concerts, about 100 ish.

I used to have a killer vinyl collection but sold it when i moved. Bought 5000 records off this retiring club dj for 1000$. Had just about every dance classic from 1990. And then the vinyl i bought myself 500 around. I regret selling them but they would be impossible to move.

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Originally posted by Acton I sincerely hope that 'full stop' was a typo, otherwise I'm going to grill you for being mathematically retarded.

The glyph has two alternative uses with regard to numbers. It can be used either as a decimal separator or to present large numbers in a much more readable form. The former use is more prevalent in English-speaking countries. In much of Europe, Southern Africa and Latin America (with the exception of Mexico due to the influence of the United States), a comma is used as a decimal separator, while a full stop or a space is used for the presentation of large numbers. The following are examples where the comma is or would be used as a decimal separator:

1.002,003 or 1 002,003 (One thousand and two and three thousandths)
1.002.003 or 1 002 003 (One million two thousand and three)

On topic: I have two mcmusic cd's, one absolute music, Four Now that's what I call music cd's ( ) and about 13 singles from various artists.

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