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Does it have 30 million tracks?

• mapleoin 11y ago
  No, but The Pirate Bay does.
  • mentos 11y ago
    iTunes has a catalog of 26 million songs which represents probably around 100Tb of data Imagine a future where you can fit 100Tb on an iPod and never have to stream again.
    • scott_karana 11y ago
      By the time we get to 100TB iPods, we'll probably have a million-odd TB of musicians to listen to... :-)
    • tomschlick 11y ago
      Imagine a future where you don't have to because we have a strong 5G network and mobile providers that don't price gouge per GB... we can dream...
      • toomuchtodo 11y ago
        I'd rather just carry >1TB of flash storage around with me, with all of the content stored web addressable (so it could be served back to the net if needed).
  • parski 11y ago
    Source?
• djloche 11y ago
  An acquaintance recently counted up their list of mp3 downloads and had ~150,000 songs, representing 15 years worth of downloading and a relatively narrow music interest spectrum. I imagine that it is easier to auto download all the new releases from your favorite genres than it is to try to download everything from all release dates from all the genres that you don't even enjoy.
• Veratyr 11y ago
  Unfortunately even if it did, it's unlikely to have the subset of music a lot of us listen to. For example I listen to a lot of music from Japan and a lot of smaller artists who aren't a part of the big labels. As such I have a few thousand tracks that make up most of my listening time and aren't at all available on Google Play Music, Apple Music or Spotify.