Although I personally don’t feel the need to carry my entire music library around all the time. In fact, at any given point in time there’s barely even 4GB of music that I want to listen to RIGHT NOW. Then, eventually I’ll get sick of a song and delete it, replacing it with another from my library. So, the flash storage thing has always worked for me. I mean, yes, I DO have probably over 60GB of music on my computer, but most of it are songs I either got sick of, or novelty music (Weird Al parodies, etc) that I like having, but don’t really need to carry with me ALL THE FREAKING TIME!

I actually DO have an old 80GB Zune around here somewhere that I barely ever used. But that’s why the cloud concept worked for me. I think that having all my content local that I actually WANT to listen to (traveling, no reception, etc), and then have access to everything when I want something more online is perfect. That way, the next time some guy is talking about a particular song and I say “hey, have you heard that hilarious Weird Al rendition of it?”, I can actually log on and play it for them. Thank you America.

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