[hipkid33]

Have not seen this done anywhere on this forum, so I thought this could be interesting. For those of you who use iTunes, what are your stats?
I'm just curious to see how much music you have delicately and gingerly placed into iTunes' library.
What are your track "extremes"?

I'm at 8641 songs, 24.9 days, 48.85 GB of which the Hip are 179 songs, 13.6 hours and 1.09 GB.

Shortest track (actual music): 0:04
Longest track: 26:58

Still need to get all the Hip bootlegs on it. Dig out the archived CD's, convert the shns/flacs...damn, I need to quit my job. cratch:

/who the fu*k has time to listen to that?
//not me
///got bored one weekend and imported all my CD's
////hope you all don't mind the Fark slashies. I'm addicted.

[mrlayance]

5770 items
17.9 days
34.72 gigs

[d_alex_d]

wow, i dont have that much

1721 items
4.8 Days
6.71 GB's

[schaggs]

2943 items
9.1 days
14.79 GB

Longest Actual Song: 30:55 (Tweezer - Phish - from: A Live One)

Longest Single File: 41:32 (hipbase.com podcast show 23)

Shortest Song: 0:02
Shortest Song worth listening to: 0:27 (Theme From Flood - TMBG)

For Hip Related stuff:
268 Songs
19.5 Hours
1.92 GB

Shortest: Last Of The Unplucked Gems (Road Apples): 2:03
Longest: New Orleans Is Sinking (02/10/1995, Toronto): 10:10

[cferneyh]

8860 items
25.5 days
34.14 GB

Longest song: 16:31 (Bob Dylan - Highlands)
Shortest song: 0:09 (Modest Mouse - Horn Intro)

Hip stuff:
867 items
2.6 days
3.67 GB

Shortest: 1:53 - Road Runner 1988-07-15, (Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto, ON)
Longest: 12:24 - At The Hundredth Meridian (1996-08-17, The Odeon, Cleveland, OH)

And according to iTunes Statistician:

Since August 3 (when I set up my new Mac)......

I've listened to 20,459 tracks over 1413 hours.

Top ten listened to:

Hip - 1093 tracks
Wilco - 564
U2 - 506
REM - 408
Dylan - 388
DMB - 295
Pearl Jam - 253
The Beatles - 251
Beck - 246
The Smashing Pumpkins - 242

Sorry! I work in stats so I love this kinda shit!

[Detrious]

I wish I could get itunes to work. Keeps crashing out on first installation becuase of some quicktime error.

I will never have the stats you have. I feel isolated...

D

[hotmetal401]

Break out the rulers

7654 songs
22.1 Days
34 gigs even

Shortest Track (Tie):
0:04 -- Silence - Pete Yorn (track 13 from Day I Forgot)
0:04 -- How's The Level - Barenaked Ladies (From the Buck Naked demo)

Longest Track:
1:48:21 - Gord Downie Complete Show, TT the Bears, July 2001

Longest actual song:
19:06 -- Two Step - Dave Mathews Band (Toronto, 08/10/2001)

As for the Hip:
736 songs
2.3 Days
3.27 gigs

Shortest Hip track:
0:31 - Gord's "pisses me off" comment from the Egos and Icons special

Longest Hip Song:
11:37 - Merdian --> Poets --> "Chagrin Falls" --> You See The Details --> So Hard Done By --> Meridian (Fox Theatre, July 1996)

This is fun. And relistening to this version of Meridian gets me really wanting to find my copy of 9/30/1996 for a much longer version of Merdian, featuring so many different snipits of would be songs for Phantom Power.

Cheers

Pat

[Lizard King]

I recently had to replace an iPod so my numbers aren't what they used to be, but Im working on it..

2477 Songs
4.3 Days
18.20 GB

Shortest Song:
1:49-You're Pretty Good Looking (for a girl)-The White Stripes

Longest Song:
17:18-Celebration Of The Lizard-The Doors (live in NY 1970)

Size:
25.4MB-In My Time of Dying-Led Zeppelin
1.8MB-Medication-Queens of the Stone Age

[Jenna_Bird]

2407 Songs
7.4 Days
23.18 GB

Shortest Track: 28 seconds - I'm Not Wearing Underwear Today - Avenue Q Soundtrack

Longest Track: 1:40.45 The Preston and Steve Show - Science Day

Longest Song: 13:54 Pushit - Tool

-Jenna

[SoylentGreg]

2112 Items (hey cool, '2112' 8) )
6.8 days
18.45 GB

Shortest Track(actual music): 0:11 ("Hair", by Stephen Lynch)

Longest Track: 23:08 ("A Change of Seasons", by Dream Theater)

[Billy]

Never used Itunes, so I'm out of the loop.

[hipkid33]

8860 items
25.5 days
34.14 GB

Longest song: 16:31 (Bob Dylan - Highlands)
Shortest song: 0:09 (Modest Mouse - Horn Intro)

Hip stuff:
867 items
2.6 days
3.67 GB

Shortest: 1:53 - Road Runner 1988-07-15, (Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto, ON)
Longest: 12:24 - At The Hundredth Meridian (1996-08-17, The Odeon, Cleveland, OH)

And according to iTunes Statistician:

Since August 3 (when I set up my new Mac)......

I've listened to 20,459 tracks over 1413 hours.

Top ten listened to:

Hip - 1093 tracks
Wilco - 564
U2 - 506
REM - 408
Dylan - 388
DMB - 295
Pearl Jam - 253
The Beatles - 251
Beck - 246
The Smashing Pumpkins - 242

Sorry! I work in stats so I love this kinda shit!

Nice, Chris!

...Reaches for a few random boots to import...to push into the lead...

Can't reliably do the play count, I just rebuilt my library last month (I aged a few eons (sp?) in the process)

On a side note has anyone checked out the iTunes art importer http://www.yvg.com/itunesartimporter.shtml
or the library updater http://itlu.ownz.ch/
I love the art importer (I'm severely anal about my tags and artwork), it queries Amazon for album covers. I've probably checked about 400 albums and have only had about a dozen or so not found.

Anyone have any other cool plug-ins that you use?

[chancellor]

i only use itunes since its the only way to get songs onto my phone, but for nothing else.

[Lizard King]

REM - 408

Cfern, you a big REM fan too I take it? I've got quite a bit of their stuff on mine as well. Seen them live a couple times, always been a big fan of their music. :thumb:

Sorry! I work in stats so I love this kinda shit!

That explains alot.

Sorry, couldn't resist! :wink:

[cferneyh]

Anyone have any other cool plug-ins that you use?

Much like you, I'm very anal about tags and tagging. This includes having all cover art and lyrics. I use a program called "pearLyrics" which searches a few of the popular lyrics sites and imports them into iTunes.

When I started with cover art there weren't any programs that would find it for you like there is now - so my friend Google Image search and I spent a lot of time together. A lot.

I also use a program called CoverFlow which - when you are listening to iTunes - visually flips through all of your cover art until it gets to the one associated with the file you are playing. Kinda silly, but I think it is pretty cool. Reminds me of when I used to flip through my old man's record collection when I was kid.

Cfern, you a big REM fan too I take it?

You know what? It always shocks me when I see how much REM I listen to because I don't even realize it. It sneaks up on me. Automatic For The People is one of my favourite albums of all time (provided Everybody Hurts is never played, talked about, or shown in the track listing) but I'm always surprised how much of their other stuff (except for the most recent album) sneaks into my playlists.