TheGiantHogweed
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Listening with play lists or shuffle is like listening to Pandora or the radio, which is one of the most common ways people listen or listened to music (radio isn't as popular as it used to be, but that has more to do with the kind of music that gets played on the radio rather than the format).
Are you really trying to criticize people for the way they listen to music, be it album or shuffle/playlist? Seriously? Sometimes people want to listen to an album. Sometimes people want to listen to a mix or variety. There was a reason that in their day, mixtapes and mix cds were really popular.
No, there is no problem at all if that is the way that people want to listen to their music. It was just that people shouldn't be surprised one track is suddenly louder than another. I should have worded my post better. It is just my opinion. I have always prefered to listen to albums. I don't mind an album of mixed tracks because at least they are all the same volume level. I just don't like the idea of listening to a playlist of very different tracks from different albums. (probably why I don't like the radio much). One of the things that puts me off on the X3 even more is that volume difference issue. As I listen to albums though, that is no problem at all.
Sorry about that post.