~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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old stuff from days gone by (2001-2004)
Mad For Brad's gay little contest

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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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Originally posted by OrangestO I know some of you probably have an entire music store on your computer.

RIP Demonoid!

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

i'll go with the latter


probably 400 vinyl though