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O_G_Douggy_Nutty t1_jacu8p1 wrote

I listened to Rolling Stones 500 albums from 500 to 1 a few years back. I did it in about six months. More recently I listened to 1001 songs you must hear before you die in chronological order along with the book.

I might do this book now, skipping the overlaps. However, I have a physical media collection of CDs and records just shy off 2,000 albums (a few overlaps) hundreds of which I haven't listened to yet. In addition, I have tens of thousands of digital files that haven't been seen in forever.

I go on discovery rabbit holes and acquire stuff faster than I can listen to it.

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jetogill t1_jae2grl wrote

I've found I've gotten to a point that it can be paralyzing to try to pick out something to listen to just because I have so much, that is one thing having it all digital helps with at least.

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O_G_Douggy_Nutty t1_jaedo5w wrote

Everything I have is cataloged in discogs. Most of my listening is chosen by the "random collection item' function.

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