Page 1 of So who`s got the BIGGEST...............Itunes Song List ??

1930 ( like I KNOW i`m going to get beaten !? )



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5155 songs 14.4 days 25.98Gb

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Companies that have p**sed me off so much that I will never use them again and I hope you dont either....
Jacks Fish & Chips of Cambridge ridiculously overpriced and overpackaged chips. £1.20 for a stupidly small portion of chips - they need to go up north for a good lesson in fish and chips
Alloy Bodies of Manchester - The Grand Daddy & Benchmark for shockingly poor customer service.
Capital Bank Leasing who are part of [B]BOS & are f**ing useless & struggle to action the smallest request but are fantastically efficient at taking money out of my account
[B]Abbey National Absolutely diabolical service - how hard is it to change £60 of coins into notes????
....more coming soon no doubt.....

Despite the fact that Itunes is for ladies, ive got about 10,000+ tunes on my PC.

I cant remember off the top of my head how big that is or how long it runs for. I`ll have a look when i get home.

Ive listened to about 8500 in winamp since 2004, which doesnt include partial plays or the times my internets has been down (click on the link in my sig).

I have the shortest
Precisely 0
No interest in cutting myself off from the world by wearing headphones (it`s so f***ing rude >:( ) or MP3`s in general.

There y`are,up yiz. ;)

While we`re on the subject actually,how come speaking on a mobile in your car is illegal,but blasting an i-pod directly into your ears isn`t ?
Surely piping music directly into your ears is just as distracting,or certainly takes away from your ability to hear ambulance sirens etc ?
Ban headphones in cars,right now.

There y`are,again.

This item was edited on Tuesday, 20th March 2007, 09:15

Ha ha! Settle down old guy!

I dont use one of these new fangled `Ipods`, I have my PC stream music to one or two Hi-Fis around the house and, effectively, use my PC as a jukebox without CDs.

Same with the car. Ive got an MP3 head unit with an MP3 Player adaptor, meaning I can get 150ish tunes on one CD or 4 or 5 thousand on the MP3 player attached to the head unit.

Beats the s*** out of a six disc cd changer or farting around trying to change the cd when you are driving.

Honestly, if you digitise your music collection it suddenly becomes a lot more versatile.

This item was edited on Tuesday, 20th March 2007, 09:26

Only 2475 Songs :¦



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No interest in cutting myself off from the world by wearing headphones (it`s so f***ing rude Angry ) or MP3`s in general.

Rude, what the hell?

When i`m walking to work i wear headphones. Why the hell should i deny myself this pleasure so as not to "cut myself off from the world" just in case some grumpy 40 year old takes offence to something that doesn`t harm him in any way?

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Surely piping music directly into your ears is just as distracting,or certainly takes away from your ability to hear ambulance sirens etc ?
Ban headphones in cars,right now.

Tell me your kidding. Tell me that you realise that phones are banned because they mean you have to take your hands off the wheel and that`s why hands free sets make using the phone while driving legal.

I have 2,099 mp3s in my itunes library.

10,378 songs, 29.2 days, 51.55GB

again, digital songs that you can play around your home are better than having a CD Player in every room :)

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Tell me your kidding. Tell me that you realise that phones are banned because they mean you have to take your hands off the wheel and that`s why hands free sets make using the phone while driving legal.

How do `hands free` work then ?
Magic ?
They still require you to take your hands off the wheel to dial,unless you`re one of the very few with a steering wheel activated bluetooth facility.
How do I-pods work then ?
Don`t they require you to remove your hands from the wheel too ?

Even a loud car stereo allows you to hear things outside the car,which music directly pumped into your ears doesn`t.
Don`t even start me on pillocks on pushbikes with them on,in their own little world.

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Rude, what the hell?

Yes,they are rude.
Don`t you think it`s rude to subject others to the annoying `tss tss tss tss` of your i-pod on a plane/train/bus ?
I f***ing do,I`d want to ram those earphones into your brain.

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How do `hands free` work then ?
Magic ?
They still require you to take your hands off the wheel to dial,unless you`re one of the very few with a steering wheel activated bluetooth facility.

You know what? You`ve convinced me. That is an airtight argument alright. For instance my ipod is wood burning, meaning that every half hour i have chop some wood up and manually feed it into the back of the damn thing.

Nope, couldn`t possibly hit the play button then leave it running for 6-8 hours without ever touching it again. It would get lonely, you see.

One question though bowfer. How the f*** do you change gear if you have such an aversion to people removing their hands from the wheel?

The point is that if neccessary, your hands need never leave the wheel if you`re listening to your ipod, so yes, in terms of being in control of the car, they are even safer than hands free kits.