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Chris Henley: Try this guy out. He has some great stuff. http://ott ...
Chris Henley: IS this site still running? ...
Elizabeth: Now, is there a program that will put these lyrics on your Ipod? That would be genius... :D ...
Sara S: Ah, I see your point now, especially with the running example. About the only workaround there would be to make ...
vaughnn: Sara, Thank you again for your consideration! ...
vaughnn: Good question Sara! I (usually) don't listen to the iPod with it in my pocket and little ear buds plugged into ...
Sara S: I don't think you're really reading what I wrote. Maybe I'm not explaining myself well. I didn't adovcate creating a single ...
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I always look up the artist at www.allmusic.com They list the genre, sub-genres, and even moods for virtually any CD there is. This is a great place to see which tracks are on each CD, plus it's a great place to grab CD cover artwork.
I like to put the genre in the genre box, and then list abbreviated sub-genres in the comments field, such as Alt, Grunge, Lo-Fi, S/S (Singer/Songwriter) etc...
Then I can use smart playlists to sort out my music. Such as Year = 1990 - 1999, and Comment contains "Alt" - This gives me a full list of all my 90's alternative music.