Where the hell did my music go ?? Again...
OK, don't know how passionate you guys are about your workout music, but my crummy Droid has once again purged all of my music from its SD card. Leaving me with a blank playlist, for the third time. SOB. I've gotten under-dosed gear, broke my dam arm on my bike, and even got a flat on the way to the gym, but nothing pisses me off more then a blank playlist.
I am extremely anal when it comes to my workout play lists, which consist of about 100 songs depending on which body part I am working. Yes, I do have a playlist for certain workouts. Mostly disturbed, hate-breed, motor-head, vol-beat, and various other head banging shit that makes you want to try and bite a barbell in half just because. (Usually mellow out with some old skynnard or Guns & roses during cardio since I don't have anything in my hands to throw)
Being a royal pain in the ass importing and reorganizing new play lists, I have decided to use my brain and find a way to not only back up my songs, but my play lists as well.
Amazon cloud player dudes !!!! For those of you who don't know about this yet, this rocks. I can keep all my music and playlist on the cloud player and access them from anywhere on any device or computer. Its free up to 5mb storage and every time i get a new phone or mp3 player, I can install the app and dump in all of my music and play lists. ( Music remains categorized within my play lists so I don't have to reorganize songs )
OK, I feel much better now.
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Dude...a droid is the easiest thing in the world.
Step 1.Hook up your phone to comp.
Step 2.Drag music into dload folder.
Step 3.You're already done......
Plus bro you don't even need a playlist....its called pandora app hello??
I like for my playlist to be in a certain order, I know.... Backing up the music is no problem, re installing the playlist was the issue. Pandora too random.
Stop making shit so complicated and listen to some damn music!
I only read the first sentence..get an iPhone