I seriously have an entire computer that is nothing but music, iTunes, Google Chrome, and an internet connection. Thousands of songs. On this computer, I usually just use Spotify if I want music, although reverting to mp3 quality isn't ideal.

I have 140 songs in my music folder and around 250 original tracks in my recording app.

Hope DAT **** don't crash and fry one day

My 500 GB computers hard disk is almost full of hd songs. Actually I am real lover to music.

According to foobar, I have 38,990 tracks.

Having 10,000+ songs isn't that impressive when most of those people probably never paid a cent for any of them.

I still have some music I've had for ages on my computer, but beyond that any music I listen to using the computer is either using Spotify or YouTube anymore. These days I've been relying more on buying records, though.

At one time though, there was probably around 10,000+ songs on my old computer; and I think most of it got transferred to an EHD but can't be bothered to track it down.

Got my collection in order.
Turns out I have over 200 000 songs.
Didn't think I had that much.

Two hundred thousand? Bloody hell.

Welcome to the 100,000+ club! We welcome data visualizations, reports, and general metadata analytics of your library should you feel inclined to share.

Genre foci? Favorite century of music? Unique special collections worthy of note (e.g. private collections, complete label archives, etc)?

We'd love to hear!