Anyone who have some suggestion on how to create a reasonable playlist setup??
I find myself having albums, favourites, top 20's, singles etc. all over....
Any one who have a good approach to creating them abit more logical than I feel
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TommyE

The system I sorted out was a playlist hierarchy, with a top level of me/wife/ artists. The first two are pretty self explainatory, the third is a "shortcut" to our favourite artists (so we can just dive in and choose to listen to soemone we fancy).

Below the top level personals I have put genre/artist/album which means I'm usually always about 5 clicks away from what I want, or 3 with the shortcuts.

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The way I did it, is divide by Genre in the root "directory", so when I go to playlists, I can already choose what kind of music I want to listen to.

Below these levels, I have individual songs (in case I don't want a whole album of that artist), and full CD's. If I have more than 1 CD by an artist, I have that artists name, so this is how my listing might look:

[empeg-car]
-Chillin'
-Pop
-Ska
|--> The Hippos - Forget the World (Only one album by this artist, its off the root of Ska)
|--> Less Than Jake
| |--> Losing Streak (multiple albums, I put it under the artist name)
| |--> Hello Rockview (again, another album)
| |--> The Reflex.mp3 (individual songs that are not on an album)
| ...etc
|--> Buck-O-Nine - Hold Back The Rain.mp3 (individual ska song, doesnt fit in another playlist)

and so on... does this make any sense? :) This way, I can easily get to an album by a particular artist, I can randomize by genre, artist, album, or so on (and I don't have to rely on the search screens, which sometimes put the songs in odd order)

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