That's a valid aspect; we might have 5,000 CDs and 7,000 LPs or we might have 3,000 cassette tapes and 9,000 music albums (hi res audio files) and one might have spent $200,000 and someone else $20,000
It's all very relative what we have, what we listen to, the quantity, the quality, the quantitative singularity in proportion to music.
It's fun nonetheless. ...Between physical and computer content.
Today we can have it all but it just don't matter much because what we don't have and what counts is that we don't have much time.
It's not what we have and how much, it's who we are and the time it takes.
I have the radio, few thousands LPs, few thousands more CDs, and other physical music mediums on tapes, SACDs, DVDs, Blu-rays.
Right now I'm listening to classical music, orchestral. Guess the source, the number of speakers playing, and my state of euphoria in the now?
See, it's all very relative; we are only as much deeply transported as we are inside each one of us, emotionally moved in space and in time. Nothing else matters, only the now with the music playing.
It's not what we have and how much, it's who we listen to and how penetrable.
Bonus, for fun only:
Extra, music storage:
