What program do you use to listen to music?

[chicubs2003]

Im on a mac these days, so Itunes

[Trmszczykowski]

Spotify sync'ed to last.fm. It works pretty nifty on the Android.

[MvP]

I've pretty much switched completely to Spotify. I can listen to my "local files" from iTunes through Spotify so there is no reason to have both programs open unless I'm adding songs to my phone.

[CCBrink]

I use Spotify and Google Music. With Google Music I can download an album to my computer and it will be available to listen to on my mobile devices within minutes. It lets you upload up to 20,000 song for free to their servers and have access to it anywhere. Tablet, phone, office computer, etc.

I pay for Spotify premium so that I can use it on my phone. Don't use it as often as I should though. They need to hurry up and release their browser client so I can have my account at work.

[Sharkweather]

Youtube.

[DoubleDeuce]

iTunes

[padman59]

I used to use iTunes until about five years ago when I ripped my entire CD collection to FLAC files, and foobar2000 plays just about every music format out of the box (there's probably a plugin for formats that aren't included). I don't have a smartphone or MP3 player that needs syncing either.

[BrntO4Life]

iTunes 11.

Like Woy, I use Spotify for listening to new albums I haven't heard, but I try not to use it too much because they pay artists dirt for the plays. Usually I'll give an album one play through on Spotify and then buy the record if it's something I'm into.

[FedEx227]

Speaking of, how the hell do you sync music on iTunes 11. I cannot get mine to work.

[wingsfan77]

Spotify all the way, I've completely cut out iTunes since I started using my phone for all my music/podcast needs.