i had about 300 of my own rips
that didnt include cd's borrowed from friends

about 250GB and most of it has been d/l'd from the net but most of the stuff i listen to you can't buy in stores, mostly dj sets

6359 songs, 20.3 days, 35.46GB

Like 2 or 3 CD's. Everyone's in awe of my massive collection. My dick is huge.

OK overcompensating bitch. :D

I actually think this is kind of interesting.
Kind of explains why some of us post here at the DSF.
I'm a track addict - no way can I listen to all the shit I have, but it's become a hobby to seek it out. I pretty much keep everything, but have essentially no screamo, death metal, country, and very little 'pop' or ringtone rap - so I do filter my selections a little - and really only post stuff that entertains me, unless it's just mass appeal, big release, that I happen across and know someone else would like.

17,239 songs, 51.2 days, 98.99GB

I have about 500 CD rips out of mine.

I have yet to try and rip my vinyl, cassette, 8-track and reel to reel collections.

14,257 LP's
8476 Cassette's
918 8-tracks
15 reel to reels

dayum!
all that heckno-techno e-droppin' day-glo shit?

26,466 songs - 109.7 days - 172.78GB

80% of this is thnx to DSF :D ..
I havent downloaded any new music in a while, i think the last 5 albums were greatest hits (btw thanks godfather)

Well due to my major set back in September, burglary, and losing almost 3Tb worth of music, movies, and most importantly pictures of my lovely ladies, I don't have much. I am in the process of rebuilding from a couple of damaged drives and moving things to my new computer, so currently I only have about 70GB of music. DSF has been a great help in recovering my lost music!! So thanks to all the posters!