I don't think you see what I'm saying. Imagine a single torrent called "music", 15 terabytes large. Opening the application inside brings up a local copy of Spo

I don't think you see what I'm saying. Imagine a single torrent called "music", 15 terabytes large. Opening the application inside brings up a local copy of Spotify. >It seems to me that the a-grade private torrent trackers are exactly that. Larger catalogue, more comprehensive metadata, and better interface than any commercial service. Regardless of metadata quality and collection size which I think is debatable although having not seen one... they are a la carte, so much different. > If you have the infrastructure, and are really dedicated, you can definitely do it today. No infrastructure is required, just multiple terabytes of storage (which most households do not have... yet), and bandwidth that makes downloading terabytes an attainable feat. Needless to say the later is not viable today either. But eventually both those things will become commonplace. 15 is a high number too. The set of music one would be possibly be interesting in hearing (of the set of all music which has already been produced) may be closer to 3-5 terabytes. Movies of course, are different larger set of numbers.