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Before Christmas I ripped the Xmas CDs to high quality Oggs so anyone in the house could play them. After the holidays I just kept going; I'm maybe 40% finished. The "Everything" playlist is a pretty eclectic mix: the past hour or so has hit Beethoven, James McMurtry, Chapterhouse, Fripp and Eno, Bob Dylan, Translator, Bauhaus, and Porcupine Tree. Total playtime is ~5000 hours if I include the boatload of progressive podcasts that I've downloaded. (And no commercials!)
Before Christmas I ripped the Xmas CDs to high quality Oggs so anyone in the house could play them. After the holidays I just kept going; I'm maybe 40% finished. The "Everything" playlist is a pretty eclectic mix: the past hour or so has hit Beethoven, James McMurtry, Chapterhouse, Fripp and Eno, Bob Dylan, Translator, Bauhaus, and Porcupine Tree. Total playtime is ~5000 hours if I include the boatload of progressive podcasts that I've downloaded. (And no commercials!)
Cheers...
My kind of playlist!
In high school when a friend got a car we spent a lot of weekends traveling to Chicago and back.
Bought A CD by Alanis Morissette (and others) for the song Hand In My Pocket,( &c.) the rest of the album($) seemed to suck... but, we had brought the CD's and had hours sometimes in traffic so we gave them a chance; so to other genres!
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