22 months
That's the answer to the question, "I'm curious to see how long it will take," posted here.
In a mere 22 months, I listened to all of my CDs once. (And a few more than once.)
Labels: Music
posted by Greg @ 10:05 PM
Friday, June 01, 2007
In a mere 22 months, I listened to all of my CDs once. (And a few more than once.)
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2 Comments:
What did you do about CDs you acquired in the meantime?
This was useful for me because I see that I posted a comment on the original post that noted that, at the time, I had about 3300 songs on my ipod. Now, 22 months later, I have 4,954! What's that now ...
1600 in 22 months, about 72 songs a month. Jesus, I'm a bigger consumer than I thought.
When I got a new CD, I would listen to it a few times, as normal. Then, if that CD was due to come up in the alphabetical order, I included it.
But it wasn't that big of a deal, as my CD purchases have slowed down considerably. Something about the predominance of R&B/hip-hop on the radio....
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