18870 tracks on 160GB via Sennheiser IE800s.

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On 05/11/2016 12:39, Simon Mason wrote:
18870 tracks on 160GB via Sennheiser IE800s.

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Are there 18870 songs worth listening to ?.

On Saturday, 5 November 2016 12:57:16 UTC, Andrew wrote:
On 05/11/2016 12:39, Simon Mason wrote:
18870 tracks on 160GB via Sennheiser IE800s.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cwf8CdVWQAARPZA.jpg:large


Are there 18870 songs worth listening to ?.

Yes - there were 25000 last week, but I spent a few hours weeding out duplicates, live versions, Klaus Schulze tracks lasting over 30 mins and silly remixes.

Every one is a winner now.

Simon Mason wrote

18870 tracks on 160GB via Sennheiser IE800s.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cwf8CdVWQAARPZA.jpg:large

Just more wanking with numbers. With that many tracks, no one
will ever hear a particular track more often than a few times a year
even if they are stupid enough to be playing music 24/7/365.25

And with them on a 256GB card in a smartphone, its MUCH
easier to specify what you want to listen to at a particular time
and can use bluetooth instead of farting around with that cable.

Simon Mason wrote
Andrew wrote
Simon Mason wrote

18870 tracks on 160GB via Sennheiser IE800s.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cwf8CdVWQAARPZA.jpg:large

Are there 18870 songs worth listening to ?.

Yes

Dont believe that.

- there were 25000 last week, but I spent a few hours weeding out
duplicates,
live versions, Klaus Schulze tracks lasting over 30 mins and silly
remixes.

Bet there are still plenty of those there still now.

Every one is a winner now.

Nope, you lost the time you ****ed against the wall doing that.

And are stuck with a dinosaur that doesnt even allow
you to easily select what you want to listen to either.

On Saturday, 5 November 2016 19:29:23 UTC, Rod Speed wrote:
Simon Mason wrote

18870 tracks on 160GB via Sennheiser IE800s.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cwf8CdVWQAARPZA.jpg:large

Just more wanking with numbers. With that many tracks, no one
will ever hear a particular track more often than a few times a year
even if they are stupid enough to be playing music 24/7/365.25

That is most odd as the week before I took my life, I had the EXACT same sequence of 10 tracks, one after the other, crop up THREE DAYS in one week, even though I was sure I shuffled the lot.

When I looked at the i-pod 18 months later and chose "last played by date", THE SEQUENCE WAS STILL THERE, in the week 1-9 SEP 13.

Spooky.

Simon Mason wrote
Rod Speed wrote
Simon Mason wrote

18870 tracks on 160GB via Sennheiser IE800s.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cwf8CdVWQAARPZA.jpg:large

Just more wanking with numbers. With that many tracks, no one
will ever hear a particular track more often than a few times a year
even if they are stupid enough to be playing music 24/7/365.25

That is most odd as the week before I took my life, I had the
EXACT same sequence of 10 tracks, one after the other, crop up
THREE DAYS in one week, even though I was sure I shuffled the lot.

Then either didnt shuffle the lot or the shuffle is ****ed.

When I looked at the i-pod 18 months later and chose "last played
by date", THE SEQUENCE WAS STILL THERE, in the week 1-9 SEP 13.

Spooky.

Nope, either you didnt shuffle the lot or the shuffle is ****ed.

On Saturday, 5 November 2016 21:57:19 UTC, Rod Speed wrote:


When I looked at the i-pod 18 months later and chose "last played
by date", THE SEQUENCE WAS STILL THERE, in the week 1-9 SEP 13.

Spooky.

Nope, either you didnt shuffle the lot or the shuffle is ****ed.

Probably the former as all my results at work were all to cock as well, despite me thinking they were spot on.

Simon Mason wrote
Rod Speed wrote

When I looked at the i-pod 18 months later and chose "last played
by date", THE SEQUENCE WAS STILL THERE, in the week 1-9 SEP 13.

Spooky.

Nope, either you didnt shuffle the lot or the shuffle is ****ed.

Probably the former as all my results at work were all
to cock as well, despite me thinking they were spot on.

Yeah, very likely, particularly given there arent any reports that the
shuffle on those is ****ed.

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Simon Mason wrote
Rod Speed wrote
Simon Mason wrote

18870 tracks on 160GB via Sennheiser IE800s.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cwf8CdVWQAARPZA.jpg:large

Just more wanking with numbers. With that many tracks, no one
will ever hear a particular track more often than a few times a year
even if they are stupid enough to be playing music 24/7/365.25

That is most odd as the week before I took my life, I had the
EXACT same sequence of 10 tracks, one after the other, crop up
THREE DAYS in one week, even though I was sure I shuffled the lot.

Then either didn't shuffle the lot or the shuffle is ****ed.

When I looked at the i-pod 18 months later and chose "last played
by date", THE SEQUENCE WAS STILL THERE, in the week 1-9 SEP 13.

Spooky.

Nope, either you didn't shuffle the lot or the shuffle is ****ed.

LMFAO

On Saturday, 5 November 2016 19:29:23 UTC, Rod Speed wrote:


And with them on a 256GB card in a smartphone, its MUCH
easier to specify what you want to listen to at a particular time
and can use bluetooth instead of farting around with that cable.

Our Lass's Samsung Galaxy S7 costs £564.95 for a poxy 32GB+64GB card = 96GB, so where are you getting this 256GB from?

http://bit.ly/2eL5D1k

And that assumes that ALL of the memory will be used for music and none for videos etc - not gonna happen.

My 160GB will never be beaten as Apple don't make them anymore as chavs want everything on their tiny merbile ferns.

Simon Mason wrote
Rod Speed wrote

And with them on a 256GB card in a smartphone, its MUCH
easier to specify what you want to listen to at a particular time
and can use bluetooth instead of farting around with that cable.

Our Lass's Samsung Galaxy S7 costs £564.95 for a poxy 32GB+
64GB card = 96GB, so where are you getting this 256GB from?

Some of them, even the cheap ones, can take 256GB cards.

http://bit.ly/2eL5D1k

And that assumes that ALL of the memory will be used
for music and none for videos etc - not gonna happen.

Sure, but with a 256GB card...

My 160GB will never be beaten

Already has been.

as Apple don't make them anymore

Because anyone with even half a clue wants
a lot more in the device than that can ever do.

as chavs want everything on their tiny merbile ferns.

Its actually anyone with even half a clue who realises
that with that much **** on the device, you need a
decent way of playing what you want to play.

On Saturday, 5 November 2016 21:57:19 UTC, Rod Speed wrote:


Nope, either you didnt shuffle the lot or the shuffle is ****ed.

I have a new hifi and I said that the first shuffle on the ipod when I have my first sauna will be chosen by God.

He chose this by NAZARETH.

Look out the left the captain said
The lights down there, that's where we'll dock
I saw a falling star burn up
Above the Paull sands

It wasn't the one that you gave to me
That night down south between the trailers
Not the early one
That you can wish upon,
Not the northern one
That guides in the sailors

Oh star bright, star bright
You've got the lovin' that I like
Turn this crazy boat around
I shouldn't have got on this ship tonight

You got the touch so gentle and sweet
But you've got that look so critical
Now I can't talk to you baby
I get so weak
Sometimes I think life is just mythical

Up there's a heaven
Down there's a town
Blackness everywhere and little lights shine
Oh, blackness, blackness dragging me down
Come on

thought it was flight? ....

On Saturday, 26 November 2016 07:10:46 UTC, Jimbo in the near of Hawick ... wrote:
thought it was flight? ....

I have adjusted the lyrics so they apply to me.

Simon Mason wrote
Rod Speed wrote

Nope, either you didnt shuffle the lot or the shuffle is ****ed.

I have a new hifi and I said that the first shuffle on the
ipod when I have my first sauna will be chosen by God.

There is no such animal to do any such choosing.

He chose this by NAZARETH.

Just another of your pathetic little drug crazed drunken fantasys.

Look out the left the captain said
The lights down there, that's where we'll dock
I saw a falling star burn up
Above the Paull sands

It wasn't the one that you gave to me
That night down south between the trailers
Not the early one
That you can wish upon,
Not the northern one
That guides in the sailors

Oh star bright, star bright
You've got the lovin' that I like
Turn this crazy boat around
I shouldn't have got on this ship tonight

You got the touch so gentle and sweet
But you've got that look so critical
Now I can't talk to you baby
I get so weak
Sometimes I think life is just mythical

Up there's a heaven
Down there's a town
Blackness everywhere and little lights shine
Oh, blackness, blackness dragging me down
Come on

FULL VERSION!

Look out the left the captain said
The lights down there that's where we'll dock
Saw a falling star burning
High above the Paull sand

It wasn't the one that you gave to me
That night down south between the trailers
Not the early one that you wish upon
Not the northern one that guides in the sailors

You've got that touch so gentle and sweet
But you've got that look so critical
Can't talk to you babe you know I get so weak
Sometimes I think that life is just mythical

Up there's a heaven, down there's a truck
Blackness everywhere any little lights shine
Blackness, blackness draggin' me down
Come on light a candle in this heart of mine

Star bright, star bright, you've got the lovin' that I like
Turn this crazy boat around
Should not have got on this ship tonight

Wifes drinkin' sweet champagne got my headphones up high
Can't numb you, can't drum you out of my mind

They're singin' "Goodbye baby,
Baby bye-bye,
Ooh! love is blind"

Up goes the gangway ,down goes the ramp
Hope you got your heat turned on baby
Hope they've finally fixed your Alfa Romeo
Hope it's better when we meet again babe

On Sat, 5 Nov 2016 23:39:10 -0700 (PDT), Simon Mason
wrote:

On Saturday, 5 November 2016 19:29:23 UTC, Rod Speed wrote:


And with them on a 256GB card in a smartphone, its MUCH
easier to specify what you want to listen to at a particular time
and can use bluetooth instead of farting around with that cable.

Our Lass's Samsung Galaxy S7 costs £564.95

Crikey - you must be very well off.