How to "get info" on collection...

There is something I want to know how to do that I use to do when I was on a Windows computer. I know how to right click & 'get info' on a single file, or a small group of them, but the problem is that each file that is highlighted, has it's own pop-up window with the info. Is there a way I could for example, go into my music folder, highlight about 25 songs & see how big of a package it would be to put on a CD, without having 25 separate windows popping up telling me the size of every single one? I know a possibility is to put those 25 songs in there own folder & then 'get info' on that folder, but I find myself doing this kind of action many times a day & making a new folder to move the files into is too time consuming. If anyone has an answer to this problem, please let me know. It would help me out so much. Thank you.
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

I figured it out. to anyone else who wants to know, Hold CommandOptionI when you have highlighted the items.

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