With yesterday’s announcement about the iPod nano I thought it would be fun to compare the sizes of the different iPods. As you can see, they’ve made some great improvements for the nano.
I also found a great photo on Flickr with a nano and Shuffle side by side.
The iPod nano is an iPod that I can actually see myself buying. I think I just talked myself into it… Update: I ordered one!
Just last week The Killers won the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist. I’ve heard 3 of their songs on XM Radio over the last few weeks and really enjoyed the music, so I decided to buy the CD. Their most popular songs (with # from the CD) are:
I’ve only listened to the album a few times but have enjoyed a number of the other songs. Hot Fuss is definitely a CD that you can feel good about buying. You don’t just get a CD where you’ll play one song over and over again. I give the album an A-.
CD sale drops cannot be blamed on P2P.
Have an iPod? Maybe you need the iDiddy or iMuffs. There’s also the iGuy!
Yesterday I was passed a musical baton by Phu from If..Else. These types of memes are always fun and the keep blogging interesting. So here you have it…
Total volume of music files on my computer:
17.9 GB, which is over 3,500 songs. Pretty remarkable seeing as how I haven’t downloaded music in a year or more.
The last CD I bought was:
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Counting Crows – Films About Ghosts: The Best Of…
Song playing right now:
One Thing by Finger 11
Five songs I listen to a lot, or that mean a lot to me:
Five people to whom I’m passing the baton:
Does anyone else love the new Coke commercial? It’s the one with the “…put the lime in the Coke, ya nut…” jingle. I can’t stop singing it!
Lean Back parody…Red Sox style!
I never buy CDs. I’ve bought one in the past 5 or 6 years probably. Yesterday I bought Films About Ghosts by the Counting Crows though. I’ve really been loving their music lately.
Download music at the affordable price of $0.01/MB. Is it too good to be true?
Nick Momrik 