Youtube playlists for albums that aren't uploaded in one single upload

[black_biff_stadler]

Anyone ever make these? I like doing it for obscure albums that I don't have access to since my desktop's been down for several months and I'm not getting it fixed for another couple weeks so I use youtube almost exclusively for my music. I usually try to make sure to get all the tracks from the same person's channel when possible so I can make sure that the audio quality, volume, and all other aspects of it will be as consistent as possible (lol remember making CD-Rs from Napster downloads with files ranging from 128-320 kbps and anything in between?)

Also, be sure to not post any links to copyrighted material in this thread since that'll probably get you some heat in a hurry. This thread's just for discussing the making of youtube playlists and any good techniques that can help improve our playlist making capabilities.

[jsem]

I've done this a few times, but I rarely listen to music off Youtube.

[JayOctavarium]

I've done this a few times, but I rarely listen to music off Youtube.

[BlobVanDam]

I never listen to Youtube for regular music listening, because the quality is crap, and if you make a playlist from the same uploader for consistency, it sometimes won't let you because it recognizes it's a full album. And the stuff I listen to, it's often difficult to find the full album.

I only use Youtube to initially check out the music, then if I like it, I get the real thing. Youtube is great for that.
Never been in a situation where I've been away from my computer and wanted to listen to an album though. If I'm that far from my computer, I bring the music collection with me on my external.