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  1. 1 minute ago, J2112YYZ said:

     

    Do you still have enough room to download one of the music streaming services to your phone? That might take up less space than putting a bunch of music on your phone. I had a ton of playlists on my iPod. Usually they were fantasy setlist I would want to hear a band do live. I haven't kept up as much with them since I started using Spotify a few years ago.

    I do, and I have Apple music on my phone, but I'm one of those weirdos that doesn't have unlimited data, so...

    I'm a total nerd with my playlists. It's not only by artists, but I have a couple by decade, and then a bunch by year. And "soundtracks" one, two and three. And "Holiday" and "Irish music" and stuff I listened to in college...and on and on. So yes, that's all on iTunes so in theory, on my Apple Music, but then I have to switch to unlimited data in order to be using apple music in the car. I just don't use that much data otherwise...

     

    But, both my iPods still work right now, KNOCK WOOD....so I don't have to do anything till they both stop working.

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  2. ok, to me this is a tragedy. I have an Android but it doesn't have THAT much storage to have all my music. So I use my refurbed super drive iPod classic in my car and it stays there all the time. And it's all nice and neatly organized by playlists.

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  3. 21 hours ago, Segue Myles said:

    The fact that Greetings and The Wild are out already means I think this entire concept is being voted for by people who know little of his discography.

    This is true. Though, I do know of all his stuff, but just was never a fan of his earliest works. Though I know in the group of long time fans, I'm in the minority.

  4. 9 minutes ago, Segue Myles said:

    Western Stars, Letter To You, Magic, Wrecking Ball, Devils And Dust, The Rising...these are all worthy of being spoken of amongst his older works. To me they are all classics!

     

    The albums I struggle with are Working On A Dream and High Hopes. 

    Yeah, High Hopes, I agree. WOAD, I like a lot of that, but it's not like it jumps to mind as great or not great.

  5. I LOVE WESTERN STARS.

     

    Every song. Except Smoky Joes Cafe, lol. But the rest, I just love. I bought the live taped at his fancy barn studio recording vinyl also, SO nice with the strings and stuff.

     

    But I guess I'm not the typical ESB fan, either. While I fully appreciate and understand the importance (relatively speaking) of his earliest works, I do really like his later stuff, like Magic and The Rising.

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