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[missroserose]

It's a really nifty feeling when you're suddenly reminded of a song you haven' t listened to for years and years, and when you download it you realize that it just exactly fits your mood at the time...

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Yep...

[eventhewaves.livejournal.com]

It can be very satisfying.

Although, of course, I have to wonder if the confessions at Group Hug don't have something to do with your particular choice in music this time... =)

--Brian

Re: Yep...

[roseneko.livejournal.com]

They were what reminded me of it, yes.

But might I point out the lack of bitching about how my iPod is frozen up and therefore I should kill myself?

Re: Yep...

[eventhewaves.livejournal.com]

> They were what reminded me of it, yes.

*Does the "I'm Quasi-Psychic" dance.*

> But might I point out the lack of bitching about how my iPod is frozen up and therefore I should kill myself?

Aye, you may. And you should. =)

--Brian

Re: Yep...

[tempest-x.livejournal.com]

Having owned several differnt MP3 players (all differing brands), I honestly have to ask, did you look for a hardware reset switch? It's usually some kind of very small hole in the back or along the side, usually you push a paperclip into it and it forces the player to reset.

Being that I don't own an ipod, I don't know if there is one, but it might be worth looking...

Re: Yep...

[roseneko.livejournal.com]

Um, I actually don't own an ipod.

I was referring to a confession on www.grouphug.us (evilly addicting website) where the person sounded rather like a whiny emo teenager "'Brick' is such a sad song and my iPod is frozen up and I think I'm going to kill myself..." Stupid kids.