Anyone that is on a search for new and fantastic music knows how valuable the iPod is for reaching that goal. To link it back to the first line of this article, if you find it pleasing, you ask for, and hunt down more. And if you find the flavor of that band unacceptable, you simply throw it out and move on to the next item on the music smorgasboard line.
Either way, the hunger is always there, and the iPod is always prepared, ready and more than able to try and satisfy it. If you're an iPod owner, and you find another iPod owner, probabilities are, if you request that iPod owner for a listen of what's on their iPod, that iPod owner would be very pleased to share his audio bounty with you. There's a common bond between iPod users that directs them to share their music with other iPod users. Now, while contained in a local neighborhood, the choice of songs my be off, the world and universal appeal of the iPod presents an unlimited banquet for the ears and the soul. If you end up in another country with your iPod and find a local with their iPod, ask to exchange songs. Eating the same food time after time again, while providing the essentials of life, doesn't deliver the wonders of it. Listening to the same music time after time again will at last tire out the soul and the ears.
