FoxyTunes lets you control your media player from your internet browser. Works with IE and Firefox. Among many others support for iTunes & Foobar. If you do a lot of work in front of a computer like I do, you'll probably appreciate it.

http://www.foxytunes.com/

I dithered over this set for a while. I wanted to hear Michel Block

I am new to your forums,and I appreciate you all having me.
I would like to know which is the better of the two over all.I am using an NAD c162 c272 set up in a small bed room.If any one could make some suggestions I would like to hear them.

Like many of you, I have a listening room that is quite small. It also, unfortunately, is in a part of the house that gets quite hot in the summer (I'm in Philadelphia, which can definitely get well into the 90s during the summer-- that's high 30s for you metric folks). My wife, in an act of mercy, got me an air conditioner for the room (at least as far as audio goes, I'm all solid state, but have two tube guitar amps in the room that can also generate a lot of heat).

I am a first-time poster to the Stereophile forums and I

I'm glad to see you guys covering Princes alternative distribution methods. He's been at this for a while. There was a big stink when he did this the first time with his Musicology album. I found an article, its got some great tid bits in it like:

"I am violently against this," one senior distribution executive says. "This is worse than 49 cent singles. The charts are supposed to represent what consumers are spending money on. With the Prince album, there is no choice."