Do you listen intently?

The vast majority of my listening is done while watching sports. Football, golf, tennis, hockey, basketball & sometimes baseball. 
Last night I was watching Michigan (my home state), beat UConn while listening to an Elton John Qobuz playlist. So my attention wavers. Full attention during commercials. I usually end the evening unwinding with some music only smooth jazz.  

Sometimes I listen intently to the music, sometimes the sound, sometimes to both at the same time, especially when the volume is up loud enough to hear.

@signaforce I join you with a lot of my listening done while sports are on the TV.  Paying most of my attention to the music and watching the games superficially.  Other times I sit in the listening position with eyes closed and just absorbed.  Never use the main system for casual/background listening.

How good can your system be if you have to bear down and concentrate when listening?  Are you just listening to music or are you multi-tasking is how I would ask the question.

I have always been an intent listener unless I am working. Little or no talking. No reading. Just listening. IMO Vinyl makes you listen moreso than digital. If nothing else you'll have to flip the album. Not trying to put down digital. It gets a fair share of time.  I sit in a chair which, though comfortable, makes me sit up straight. I must admit that there are just some songs that I have to sing along with because they are so meaningful to me. Before I retired, I listened to music while working unless I was working in my office. I cant sit at a desk and listen to music and get any work done. I am a drummer and I most always find myself tapping along with the music. So I don't try to listen while working at a desk