Playlists

The link to their playlists is on the iTunes store main page next to “top music videos” ❋ Unknown (2008)

Omnisio: string together multiple youtubes in playlists ❋ Unknown (2008)

I can only work in playlists (btw - if you don't do this with your iPod - apparently I am the only person I know doing it this way - you can set a preference to manually manage the must on your iPod in iTunes.) ❋ Unknown (2007)

So, that's annoying to me but everyone who works in playlists won't care. ❋ Unknown (2007)

I love it, I think the ability to make your own playlists is amazing and brings me back to those days before the intertubes and before itunes and before shuffle when people would spend a really long time crafting the perfect mix tape. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Webjay, a site for easy creation and playback of playlists from the Web. ❋ Unknown (2006)

A computer creates random playlists from the several thousand songs in its database. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The dream of sharing and streaming the music (and files) on your PDA/Phone to other PDA/phones, while tuning into your fellow train passengers 'playlists is finially here. ❋ Unknown (2004)

The new features will also enable publishers to create multi-title playlists which can be viewed whether a user is connecting from a PC, iPad or other mobile device. ❋ Ryan Lawler (2010)

But while Muzak Holdings spent years reinventing itself by selling restaurants and retail stores custom "playlists" -- of real songs, not elevator-music versions of them -- the company sank deep into debt and lost money. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But while Muzak Holdings spent years reinventing itself by selling restaurants and retail stores custom "playlists" - of real songs, not elevator-music versions of them - the company sank deep into debt and lost money. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But while Muzak Holdings spent years reinventing itself by selling restaurants and retail stores custom "playlists" - of real songs, not elevator-music versions - the company sank deep into debt and lost money. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The free service, which allows users to listen to songs and share them in playlists that resemble Twitter’s interface, now includes a window for watching videos as the songs play. ❋ Unknown (2009)

1: Mary: "Hey Christina, I just added [Bon Jovi] and [Katy Perry] to my 'favorites' [playlist]." 2: Jeff: "Hey John, what do you think of Mary over there?" John: "Totaly man. She's on my playlist." ❋ Mr. Entity (2011)

1. What is the name of that band? Their songs are so playlistable. 2. Where did you find that [movie] [link]? [Is it] playlistable? ❋ Playlists.com (2010)

1. I love this new song. It is so playlisted. 2. I just heard your [podcast]. [I love it] -- you've been playlisted. 3. That [restaurant] was great, it is definitely playlisted. ❋ Playlists.com (2010)

bob: “what are you doing?” [carl]: “i’m [playlisting] for sally” bob: “[wow bro].” ❋ Duxari (2023)

Mike accused me of [playlistism] when I [questioned] his collection of Color Me [Badd] b-sides. ❋ Edwin (2005)

[My God]... you actually [LISTEN] to [Busted]?!? ❋ Ronan (2005)

[i am] following a new playlister, their [music] is [so cool].. ❋ Harley Crayson (2015)

"Hey, wanna go for a beer?" "I can't, I'm [playlisting] for my trip to [France]." "You [geek]." "Fuck off." ❋ Patrick Listing (2009)

1. "Hey cool dudes! Want to get some hip new tunes on your favorite playlist? Check out the new [LG phone's] rockin' new features! Play the most pimpin' new hip-hop [ballads] on your favorite built-in software, [RealPlayer]!" 2. "What the hell is this, John Mayer? Turn that shit off." ❋ Ashpool (2008)

It's easy to spot those of a [playlistism] [idealology] if their computer contains MP3 files including terms such as "Hip Hop", "Rap", "Diddy", or "Pre-Adolescents with Guitars". [These fools] obviously have not discovered rock and roll. ❋ Thomas Evan (2005)