June 20, 2009
"cleversimon: If you deleted something you ripped from a CD, rip it again next time you want it. If you downloaded it from some illicit file-sharing site, you’ll be able to again, probably in less than 10 minutes if you look in the right places (hell, less than a minute is possible). And if you own it on vinyl, I’m pretty sure you’re breaking some law by listening to an MP3 instead (but I don’t know how fucked up the law is over there in Canada)."

— Quisby: Help me organize my music. 

Very interesting post on organizing your music. I might give it a try.

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  1. dunia-digital reblogged this from cleversimon
  2. willotoons answered: I swear this man & you were separated at birth or something. Or maybe your new alter ego is named Dick? So appropriate.
  3. hagwaar reblogged this from nostrich and added:
    old Data. Time to start over…
  4. johnargh reblogged this from nostrich
  5. osakasteve reblogged this from nostrich and added:
    Richard Dunlop-Walters
  6. kbkarma answered: My organisation method is simple. Music folder, containing folders for artists, which contain folders for albums. On an external HD.
  7. kubi reblogged this from cleversimon and added:
    do: (in response to cleversimon) 1) Genres: I only use the broadest names for my genres. Jazz, Rock, Electronic,...
  8. flemieux reblogged this from nostrich and added:
    Very interesting post
  9. qualls answered: Agreed! If your tastes are fluid, you should be constantly trying new things anyway. Save favorites, and ditch the rest.
  10. alexpornota reblogged this from nostrich and added:
    I see your point, nostrich, and I guess that’s my reasoning behind not having a hard disc iPod, but instead relying on...
  11. alancfrancis reblogged this from nostrich
  12. jeffgiddens answered: i use my ipod as the organizer. I think of itunes as the main library, and what is on my ipod as what i have “checked out”.