The Longest Song Ever

[The Beatles]

The longest that I know would be Bull of Heaven's Like a Wall Which an Insect Lives and Gnaws.

The song is about 50,000 hours long (or 6 years)

if you want to listen to it go here

Bull of Heaven

you could even download it, if you wanted to waste 4 terrabytes of space.

Insane. ***:

 

[The Beatles]

The actual music starts after a year or so, if interested. The first year is just the same two repeating sounds.

 

[Travelin' Man]

I thought this thread was going to be about a Grateful Dead jam.

 

[snakes&ladders]

Moby Dick

 

[LG]

Good lord who on earth would waste time listening to that "Music?" or putting it together...

I have better things to do with my time than that.

Still an interesting little bit of trivia TB.

 

[fielding]

I thought this thread was going to be about a Grateful Dead jam.

Thought the same thing, lol...

 

[The Beatles]

Good lord who on earth would waste time listening to that "Music?" or putting it together...

I have better things to do with my time than that.

Still an interesting little bit of trivia TB.

I know right

A good one terrabyte external drive will cost you 80-100 bucks, and this is a 4tb download, so already it costs about 400 dollars just to listen to the song.

Ludacris.

 

[Tray73]

Crazy!

 

[LG]

A good one terrabyte external drive will cost you 80-100 bucks, and this is a 4tb download, so already it costs about 400 dollars just to listen to the song.

I was in the city last weekend and picked up a 1 TB Seagate Sata II for $49.00, I have an enclosure I keep my externals in and get the 3GB/second Sata transfer speed. I am amazed how cheap HD's are now, not too many years ago I paid $90.00 for an 80 GB hard drive.

 

[Death on Credit]

A good one terrabyte external drive will cost you 80-100 bucks, and this is a 4tb download, so already it costs about 400 dollars just to listen to the song.

In all fairness, $400 for 6 years isn't so bad. You can buy much less for that kind of money.

Still, 6 solid years is longer than I want to commit to anything.