Assuming every standard 12-15 track album is $10 for simplicity's sake

How much do you owe the music industry?

$600

I bought most of them (or obtained them in other legal ways), but I also tried out Apple Music and Spotify.

I've listened to about 40 individual albums off AM and Spotify since AM debuted, so ~$400 I guess.

$500 I guess

Idk but it would definitely leave me on the streets.

i use spotify ok

I don't really listen to full albums unless I buy them. Maybe $50 - $100 though.

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Like $250

Probably about $3000. I listen to music every day.

Probably like $100.

I haven't illegally downloaded any albums this year. I have bought 11 albums this year, six of which were 2015 releases.

So let's estimate that I've spent $150 on music so far this year, once singles are added into the equation.

I could probs eat for months and months from that amount

I didnt pay for any albums this year

I always legally buy/obtain albums I want. If I think the albums really amazing and want a solid copy I will buy it, otherwise I will stream on Spotify or buy it discounted on iTunes.

Illegal downloads are really not worth the risk! I genuinely know someone who ended up in trouble with the law for illegally downloading albums and films.

I bought quite a few albums this year. There's only about 4-5 that I listened to that I haven't bought.

Every album...lol it'd be less than 50 because I never listen to full albums.

well i have illegally downloaded 750 albums so... more than $7,500 :/

id literally would be homeless tbh

400-500