(Not that you care, but)

[tahnan]

And, with this song, I'm finally at the end of my alphabetic quest through my music.

Comments

[rpipuzzleguy.livejournal.com]

I'm doing the same thing. Too bad I've added an enormous amount of music under letters I've already passed.

[hahathor.livejournal.com]

Oh my, I couldn't really do that with mine. My iTunes library has close to 25K pieces in it, over 60 days worth of sound. I don't have Zabekiko, but I do have at least 5 or 6 hours beyond where that would be, starting with "Zapca" by Plastic People of the Universe and ending with "ZZ Blues" from Sesame Street. Then there's a couple of albums from Japan that have titles that iTunes put AFTER Z, but we won't count them. And of course, within 5 or 6 hours of Z, I have 45 minutes of Alan Watts talking about "Zen and the Art of Controlled Accidents." This is sandwiched between (natch) "Zen and the Art of Breaking Everything Down" by World/Inferno Friendship Society and "Zero" by Consolidated (which is followed by "Zero" by Lamb and "Zero Zero" by Lucien Lavoute).

This is going to get worse when Ed & I put in the Linux ow, which will include all of HIS music as well as all of mine.

[tahnan.livejournal.com]

I'm much less an audiophile than you are, it's true. In my case, we're talking only seven days of music (and I did skip over files that were just someone talking). Of course, I also didn't do this in one sitting.

[tmcay.livejournal.com]

Congratulations. My iTunes library contains about eight-and-a-half days of sound and my Podder's Wheel trek lasted from January to August. What was the duration of your trek?

[tahnan.livejournal.com]

I made the transition from C to D on March 29th, according to old LJ posts, so I must've started...after January 1, I'd assume. Perhaps about the same amount of time as yours, only with less actual music in it.