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I'm looking for a good Linux music player. I tried a few things out, but most I really didn't like. Basically I need to be able to access >1000 songs and sort/filter/organise them very well. (Many of the songs I don't know all that well, so simple playlist features are insuffucient.)
To date, Windows Media Player and Real Jukebox (which is no longer around, from what I see) are the only two media players I've found that are good enough for me. I'm looking for a Linux alternative, because, honestly, the lack of a good music player is keeping me in Windows more often than not. :/
Give Amroke a look it has a very nice playlist feature, though it does not have a Library feature like you find on recent versions of Windows Media Player. I also Like it because when you close it it minimizes down to your system tray.
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