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captainbeefheat

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Jan 21, 2006
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I have often wondered why apple chose to have a playlist called '90's music' in itunes. The others seem to follow a pattern like its helpful to be able to see all the recent tunes u added and 'recently played' so u have quick access to ones u previously played if you forgot the name, most played also useful. But 90's music why?

Is there a reason or just a random thing, or is it gonna be something boring like why ical has July 17 until u click on it in tiger which is just that's the date it came out?

The only thing i can think of is to highlight smart playlists but the others do that also and have a theme?
 
I have often wondered why apple chose to have a playlist called '90's music' in itunes. The others seem to follow a pattern like its helpful to be able to see all the recent tunes u added and 'recently played' so u have quick access to ones u previously played if you forgot the name, most played also useful. But 90's music why?

Is there a reason or just a random thing, or is it gonna be something boring like why ical has July 17 until u click on it in tiger which is just that's the date it came out?

The only thing i can think of is to highlight smart playlists but the others do that also and have a theme?

its just an example playlist, one that people are bound to have music that will fill it more likely than not too.

and the reason ical has that date is for a reason, can't remember it now, something like its the date that ical was first released or somesuch
 
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