How loud are you typically listening?

Thanks for all the great replies.  I am extremely jealous of those who have truly quiet rooms.  My C weighted background level is 54dB;  A weighted is 30dB.  I live within a mile of an interstate highway entrance/exit with three truck stops.  I don't hear it, but I believe I have a build up of low frequency sounds that skew the C weighted measurement.

Happy listening!

When I went to see a trumpet concert in a small setting I brought my dB meter.  All the other people were holding up cell phones, I was holding up my dB meter!
  Average levels were 85-95dB. A trumpet is one of the louder instruments.
 At home I try to reproduce acoustic music and soft jazz at realistic live levels which I play at 80-85dB.  I believe 75dB is the recommended number.  For my birthday or New Years I sometimes just have to crank up some Led Zeppelin to 95-100dB for just a few songs.  After awhile it doesn't sound that loud and you want to turn it up louder!  Be careful!!
I am a semi professional drummer so obviously I know how live drums sound. Bass drum/Timpani 106dB, crash cymbal 113dB, toms 110dB, snare 120dB, snare with rimshot 125dB.  Average dB 112-119db at the drummers seat.  Other live instruments:  
Normal piano 60-70dB, Fortissimo piano 84-103dB, flute 92dB, violin 82-92dB.  

Forgot, live acoustic guitar 60-80dB.

130db. I like reproduction of jet fly overs. lol

85dB sounds lifelike to me. This SPL is safe for up to 8 hours.