Patient with listening to full album?
 

When you get a new CD are you patient to listen to the full songs or
You listen to the first few minutes of a song then skip to the next one
Before putting it in your mp3 player?



I usually have heard the songs that were in a single or a music video before so
I skip those and then I listen to the first few minutes of a song and
if I like what I hear it goes to my iPod but if it's a ballad I just skip it and never hear it.

I usually listen to the full album and then I put all songs on my ipod and then as I keep listening to it overtime I may delete some songs that I don't listen to all the time.

i tend to be REALLY impatient with ballads.

this situation is like me with Eiko Shimamiya's a Perfect World. i mean it was hard to initially hear all the songs. but once i figured it out i loved them ^__^

but yeah if i hear the first few minutes of something on a new album i will tend to skip it. and come back maybe later . . .like in a week. . .or month. . .

I listen to the full songs. Even the most crappy album ever lol.
So I can judge an album and if someone's asking me 'hey did you listened that album?' I'll reply 'yes and it sucks :laugh' lol.

Hm.. it depends on it really, sometimes I'll listen to the full songs, but sometimes I won't, depends on the artist and the tracks I already heard from the album... usually I will listen to the full tracks though :)

Ehm both :D

- Skip songs
- Put all songs in my iPod

hahah, yeah I have a lot of songs on it I never listen to! :laugh

I put the entire album in my iTouch and then I listen.....and skip if I don't like it~

My usual procedure when I get a new CDs is to put them on my iPod and then, we I have a free moment that day (normally in the evening) just sit down and listen to it. The full songs, one after another. I can hear it so much better on the headphones of my iPod.:yes
Normally I don't have to be patient, the songs are over too soon :laugh Since I only buy CDs of artist I really like.

I listen to the full songs, then I put them on my mp4. Occasionally I won't have time to listen to a full album but I'd be interested in the artist, in that case I put the whole thing on my mp4 and then pick and choose what I keep, though its not uncommon for me to leave the whole album on there.

I try to listen to every song at least once, they all deserve a shot. If they suck, then they don't get added to iTunes - I only add songs to iTunes that I actually like on a consistent basis.

I always try to listen to the full song, and if I don't like it, I will try it again later to see if it'll grow on me. :)

I feel something's missing if I don't put all the songs from an album in my iPod >.>
I usually put everything on my iPod then I'll listen to it.

it depends on the album for me but I am capable of listening to every song if I have time lol

my rule is that if i get a new cd, i will listen to the album in it's entirety. i won't skip a single song from beginning to end the first time i listen to it. other than that, though I'll go back and skip around when listening again. I like to give all songs a fair chance. except for those few occasions like on a remix album or so when a song is like 8 minutes long and they're reaaally dragging it out and i'm like "ok ok..end already! I get it jeeze!" and then I'll skip to the next song.

I listen to full songs cause I want to be sure what I comment when I comment.

I listen to the full songs.

I tend to preview the tracks then decide to whether put them into my iPod or not. But, I'm a little impatient with ballads, I skip them to the chorus to hear if it is nice or not.

listen the full albums first, then I would select them again...

LOL, looks like everyone listen to music with an iPod. Am I the only one sticking to real sound on a Sony Walkman? ^o^;;

I usually never skip songs, but since Rock'n'Roll Circus, I always skip like every second song. And on Memorial address I use to delete Greatful days, because I cant stand that song.

i listen to the full album then pick the songs i like to put onto my mp3 player