[videoheadcleaner]

Okay strange idea but here goes.

What is your age in regards to your chart (so average of years)? Or, if you are bored, for your whole collection?

This is slightly easier for me as I keep a spreadsheet of all digital and physical music I own.

My music age (average of years) - chart: 1993 which equals 18 years.

My whole collection (albums, compilations etc): 2000 which equals 11 years.

Just a passing thought.

[Taric]

Chart 1987
Collection 2001

Interesting.
Does this mean I should collect older music or that my chart should rejuvinate?

[GARY]

Actually this is pretty cool IMO 😁

This has proved to be interesting for me as far as my chart goes. I figured it was old, but NOT THIS OLD 🫢

MY CHART IS 1,613 YEARS OLD 😲

O.K. the second half of my chart is younger at only a 28 average years old.

The first 25 albums on my chart average age is 37 🤣




So my chart's average age is 32 years old or the year 1979 😨


Well, like they say, chart's are like fine wine, they get better with age 🤥
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[Bork]

Chart average (50 albums): 1973 - 38 years

Rated albums average (925 albums): 1985 - 26 years

The average age of the total collection was too much work to calculate but roughly:
2010s: 86 albums
2000s: 938 albums
1990s: 955 albums
1980s: 1,101 albums
1970s: 1,383 albums
1960s: 863 albums
1950s: 317 albums
1940s: 53 albums
1930s: 45 albums
That would give an average around 1982 or 29 years.

[GARY]

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if I split out Peel Slowly and See, using the actual years each album was released, my music age is 1988, or a year before I was born.

[CellarDoor]

I'm 24 years old on my chart. So not that far off really.
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[Wombi]

according to current chart: 1994 - so I'm 17 apparently

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