gym(rollerblading/biking), the car, the plane. Having all your music
in one place is amazing. When people come over you don't have to keep
changing CD's with cases lying everywhere, you don't have those
ridiculous notebooks cluttering up your shelf. Of course, there's is
the danger of having it stolen in the car, but sometimes in life
there's risk.
--- In [email protected], "Ellen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I don't want to worry about forgetting it or losing it or having it
> stolen, and also it bugs me when people with ipods are oblivious to
> what is going on around them. Obviously this doesn't apply to
> everyone, but it bugged me when walkmans first came out when I was in
> jr. high school too. People were more interested in their walkmans
> than talking to a real human being. Hard to make friends that way,
> especially when you're 14 and fitting in is of the utmost
> importance.
>
>
> --- In [email protected], k8 <noname222005@>
> wrote:
> >
> > ohhhh.. once you go ipod, you never go back. Maybe other players,
> too- i
> > only have an ipod. I carry weeks and weeks and weeks of my music
> around.
> > Every one of my CDs, at my fingertips. It's life-changing.
> >
> > And, I go both ways (hehe) on buying music. Of course you own it
> when you
> > purchase it online. That said, I'm more comfortable buying the CDs
> that I
> > want, ripping them once then storing them away. Old fashioned?
> It's a
> > automatic backup system. But- if i just want a song or two, I'll
> use iTunes
> > and buy it. The free podcasts are great (shout-out to kexp.org).
> >
> > Dealing with illegal downloading: I just turned 30; and for a few
> years i
> > downloaded gobs and gobs of free stuff... you know, when everyone
> was doing
> > it. Burned lots of mix CDs. Now I don't... but mostly b/c I don't
> have the
> > energy/desire to make sure what I'm doing/getting is safe. And I'm
> a
> > computer geek, so that knowledge scares me and I *loathe* fixing a
> F-ed up
> > computer.
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