Yes I have the same problem. I download very many songs a day and i save them to difrent directoris on my computer. I find new old songs evry singel day that i havent heard.

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I organise my MP3's into directories as follows. MP3's start by getting downloaded into a temp folder waiting to get sorted. They then get renamed into some good lookin' format. I then have folders named after years then folders with years inside those. Depending on when the mp3 was downloaded depends on which directory the choon is stored. At the end of each month I burn the months downloads on to cd for backup purposes. That is just the way of the mp3 on my machine.


AM I MENTAL OR WOT?

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Originally posted by sykadelik I organise my MP3's into directories as follows. MP3's start by getting downloaded into a temp folder waiting to get sorted. They then get renamed into some good lookin' format. I then have folders named after years then folders with years inside those. Depending on when the mp3 was downloaded depends on which directory the choon is stored. At the end of each month I burn the months downloads on to cd for backup purposes. That is just the way of the mp3 on my machine. AM I MENTAL OR WOT?

yes.

I just d/l into 'unsorted' where they go through the immunization and sterilization process (renaming & ID3 stripping.) Next theyre hauled off into their respective genre's folder. then in the event that the file is a single, it goes into the single folder for that genre. if it is part of an albumn, it goes into a folder as such: artist - album.

And of course, i love to find those gems you forgot about a few years back!!! I have like 4000 songs and its so easy to come across some track i havent heard for ages.

-Marc

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Originally posted by SmellsExcellent I just d/l into 'unsorted' where they go through the immunization and sterilization process (renaming & ID3 stripping.)

lol... so true. It's like a ritual.

I'm just wondering how many of you ppl d/l tracks first and then listen to them in detail?
This is whatr I do and I end up deleting almost half the stuff that I originally d/l'ed from AG since there are a LOT of tracks that are only mediocre out there on the web.