Multi Part Songs on your phone

[ytsejam58]

So here is my conundrum. I love keeping every part of let's say Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence all as one file so that it flows seamlessly together on my phone. On the other hand though, I also like to pinpoint and skip ahead to my favorite parts of the song when I need to. having 8 6 minute tracks is more manageable but then when I shuffle play they all get mixed up.

I'm just wondering if you keep songs together or separate. I got the Flower Kings new album and like... the first 7 songs pretty much flow from one to another... but that would be one 49 minute song on my phone where it's really 7 separate ones.

The best solution I can think of is to simply have 2 versions. One where they are all together and one where they are separate. Sure it takes up more space but it is a load off of my mind.

[TheCountOfNYC]

So here is my conundrum. I love keeping every part of let's say Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence all as one file so that it flows seamlessly together on my phone. On the other hand though, I also like to pinpoint and skip ahead to my favorite parts of the song when I need to. having 8 6 minute tracks is more manageable but then when I shuffle play they all get mixed up.

I'm just wondering if you keep songs together or separate. I got the Flower Kings new album and like... the first 7 songs pretty much flow from one to another... but that would be one 49 minute song on my phone where it's really 7 separate ones.

The best solution I can think of is to simply have 2 versions. One where they are all together and one where they are separate. Sure it takes up more space but it is a load off of my mind.

Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence, In the Presence of Enemies, and Avenged Sevenfold's I Won't See You Tonight are the only three songs I have this problem with but for ItPoE and IWSYT I just turn off shuffle until part two starts and for SDoIT I play disc two of the album with shuffle off and when the song is over I shuffle my entire music library.

[ytsejam58]

That sounds like an interesting way of doing it!