I downloaded an itunes script yesterday so that people could see the song I am currently listening to in my away message. But then once I instantiated it, I wondered how many people would really check. Furthermore, do I want people to know about my guilty pleasures? Like how a little bit of Britney has trickled into my playlist and how sometimes I will listen to lovelorn ballads for hours.<\/p>\n
That brings a question of music listening. Do people like to share their music–as a method of bonding? Or is it simply a private experience–the way to cast everyone aside and get lost in the music. At concerts, although I do not like going alone, once the music starts, I get lost in the music forgetting that I am with anybody. That it\\’s just me an individual taking part in the nodding, the appreciation, the beat and the music.<\/p>\n
I am designing a digital music player for my interface\/interaction design class and these are questions that we\\’re trying to address.<\/p>\n
Sometimes when I hear a song, I am reminded of a moment. Or a phase. Sometimes it\\’s a painful memory. That song \\”Nobody Knows\\” still fits into that category.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I downloaded an itunes script yesterday so that people could see the song I am currently listening to in my away message. But then once I instantiated it, I wondered how many people would really check. Furthermore, do I want … Continue reading