How many vinyl albums do you own you listen to?

There’s about 65-85 LPs in a linear foot. Depends on the thickness of the vinyl and the sleeves. So, the someone with 5 linear ft has about 375 LPs. When I moved, there were 88 boxes 13 x 13 x 13. That was about 75 LPs per box (excl boxes for the 78s and 45s).

I have 6,000+ LPs, about 300 78s, about 200 45s.
I started collecting when I was 9. I’m almost 67 now so that’s a lifetime of collecting, about 100 LPs per year. My first LP was 12 X 5 by The Rolling Stones.

The LPs are about as follows: 25% Afro-Cuban, 35% classical, 40% everything else (blues, jazz, gospel, reggae, soukous, tango, country, country western, bluegrass, zydeco, folk, rock, 50s-60s-70s-80s, punk, new wave, rock ‘n roll, disco, swing, Tex mex, world musics, etc. almost no rap or hip hop).

I listen to about 500 regularly. I would say that I listen to each one more or less at least once over the course of 6 years. Some are still unopened. Some I have only because guests will ask to hear them (most of the disco for example), or because they are good dance LPs for parties. Some are duplicates.

To the person who reduces collectors to neurotic hoarders: Yes, I “collect” LPs. I “collect” books. I also happen to get use out of them.

that said, I’m planning on weeding out about 1,500 LPs via eBay.

Somewhere around 3,000 here and still buying every week. 

I had over 1100 lps collected over 55 years which I sold 5 years ago.I have rebought about 500 back .Years ago I only had one turntable with I used all the time .Now I have 8 lol ,which I dont use .I'm joking I do have 8 but use a Nad 588 with blue Ortofon cart.But I don't use it enough I play more cds.

About 3000. I have easy access to about 300 prime records, so I usually rotate through them. Wish I had easier access to the rest, but they’re on an obstructed bottom shelf.
Lately, however, since I got a new streamer, my primary listening is in streaming. Have to get back to those records!

About 9000. I’ve been collecting since 1973 during a stint in the Navy. The Navy Exchange sold new for $5 a pop back then. During 9 months on Guam we bought a ton of albums. Mostly a 100 70’s RnB and the rest are jazz. We can’t get enough jazz you know.