(Not purposely) but I exaggerated that a little. I thought I had around 11,800 and rounded up.
I saw your post so I checked and I have 11, 200. Pretty much my entire cd collection is on it.

		Vaillant 3.0 wrote:
		12,000 songs?!?      Budred wrote:   You make a good point, I didn't even consider that. I couldn't tell you how many in Cleveland watched Thin Lizzy. I made it a point not to. I said before that I hated them but I use that term loosely sometimes. I never have cared for them though and I don't have a single song of theirs on my iPod out of nearly 12,000. I never thought they were heavy and I didn't like Phil Lynott's voice at all. (I probably spelled his name wrong). Anyway, take care man.      Head banger wrote:   perhaps the sheer number of priest vids on youtube slows them down? 3000 at your show?  did anyone see thin lizzy?  here they went on at 6 to less than 100 people est watching.  by sets end there were less than a thousand from a crowd of almost 9000 total.  I watched their whole set.... never again.      Budred wrote:   I was checking out my page on youtube and noticed something interesting about my video views. Before I post anything let me stress that I do not consider Mushroomhead to be better than Judas Priest. I was checking total views. I'm not going to list song titles just numbers. These videos were put up two weeks apart. Total counts for Priest-        Total counts for Mushroomhead-   90                                                      491   131                                                   775   96                                                     450   232                                                   699   164                                                   1212                                                             1425                                                             1095 Does this mean anything? (No) but it is pretty interesting. Mushroomhead isn't even big outside of Cleveland yet their numbers crush Priest. Actually, I find this a little disturbing. Outside of this site Priest is losing their fanbase. People aren't interested in them anymore it seems. Gund Arena holds 25,000 people yet Priest only had about 3000 people there. Even though I got ripped for saying it maybe they are picking the right time to do a final tour. This tour had to lose money, at least for the promoters, so I don't think anyone would be all that eager to promote them in the future. I'm so glad (and grateful) for their longevity but I'm not noticing a future for them. I hope the new album kicks ass, my guess is that it may be the final one. Just an opinion, only matters to me.