How many vinyl albums do you own you listen to?

Five to seven lineal feet on the shelf. Whatever that is. Like I'm ever gonna count em. There's a few I kept from new back in the 70's, a bunch inherited from friends and stuff, and a some jazz and classical and other stuff from back when it seemed important to have music other people might want to hear.  

My records now are mostly adding a White Hot Stamper every once in a while. I find it is far more satisfying to have a few absolultely superb recordings of great music than a wall of dreck. I enjoy the sound AND the music, and find no amount of sound quality ever can make up for a lack of musical content. No matter how much certain thread starters insist otherwise. 

I have 2,000. I have been collecting since I bought my first in 1967. I don’t think there is a stopping point. 

I listen to about seven a week.
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85% of my time I explore music through streaming. I occasionally find an album I really like and I’ll buy the vinyl. There is a good record store down town I will stop at about once a month an buy an album or two.
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I think a collection becomes great when you have enough that you can continually rediscover records you really like then follow the artist or theme through time or similarities across genera.

I've got 450 albums dating from the late 60's to current.  About 50 are 180 gr quality some of those shine and some don't.

~2500. Like MC, I am never going to count them, much less would I ever spend the time it would take to catalog them. They are in rough alphabetical order according to artist, stored in 3 locations in our house. I have enough LPs that I now forget whether I already own one or another. That inhibits me from buying more. Once a year, we go to Tokyo to visit our son, and I buy mint used LPs in Tokyo. Once a year, I go to the Capital Audio Fest, and I buy from one particular vendor at the show. He has great stuff in mint condition. Very rarely, I buy new LPs via the internet.

About 6 lineal meters in the shelves and around 1 lineal meter in the basement. 2-3000?