Hey there Mr. Jobs
Dear Mr. Jobs:
I was driving the other day listening to my Ipod Nano in my truck. Cruisin' to the sweet tunes of the new John Mayor CD Continuum (A must have if you like JM). I love my Ipod. I guess it was inevitable that I would get one since I love music so much. I have tons of CDs of all genre of music. I have been a downloading fool by getting all my favorates to my Ipod.
So I was driving and decided to listen to the radio instead. A great song came on the radio (I think it was Maria Maria by Santanna). I cranked it up and thought that I should get that song on my Ipod (so I bought that song for $0.99). It is now alphabatized right along with the great ----ing band ever--Metallica. Fade to Black. Ride that lighting. Damn right...
Sorry, I always go on a tangent when Metallica is blaring. Anyway, I thought of another instant gratification that could be added to this now-now world. Here is my idea:
How about setting up the Ipod to connect to your car/truck so that anytime you heard a song on the radio, you could push a button on your Ipod that would either 1) download that song somehow or 2) make a running list (like Netflix does) in your Ipod so that next time you connected your Ipod to your computer when you got back home, it would automatically update your Ipod with the new songs you want to purchase and add to your Ipod library.
The reason I say this is that a lot of people just don't have a lot of time to keep up with the music they like. They are busy. This way, you could listen to the radio everynow and then and when you heard a new song (or old one) that you liked, you could just press a button and it would be added to your Ipod with next to no thought.
I am not sure about the technical aspects of this, but who cares. I just have the idea. It's up to the nerds with calculators to figure out how to make it happen. Anyway, it would be pretty cool concept that would bring even more $0.99 song buyers to the Ipod superstore of songs. Just a thought Mr. Jobs.
PS. Can I have a cut on the profits? Also, AAPL stock is going to soar over the next few months. $100.00 is right around the corner.
I was driving the other day listening to my Ipod Nano in my truck. Cruisin' to the sweet tunes of the new John Mayor CD Continuum (A must have if you like JM). I love my Ipod. I guess it was inevitable that I would get one since I love music so much. I have tons of CDs of all genre of music. I have been a downloading fool by getting all my favorates to my Ipod.
So I was driving and decided to listen to the radio instead. A great song came on the radio (I think it was Maria Maria by Santanna). I cranked it up and thought that I should get that song on my Ipod (so I bought that song for $0.99). It is now alphabatized right along with the great ----ing band ever--Metallica. Fade to Black. Ride that lighting. Damn right...
Sorry, I always go on a tangent when Metallica is blaring. Anyway, I thought of another instant gratification that could be added to this now-now world. Here is my idea:
How about setting up the Ipod to connect to your car/truck so that anytime you heard a song on the radio, you could push a button on your Ipod that would either 1) download that song somehow or 2) make a running list (like Netflix does) in your Ipod so that next time you connected your Ipod to your computer when you got back home, it would automatically update your Ipod with the new songs you want to purchase and add to your Ipod library.
The reason I say this is that a lot of people just don't have a lot of time to keep up with the music they like. They are busy. This way, you could listen to the radio everynow and then and when you heard a new song (or old one) that you liked, you could just press a button and it would be added to your Ipod with next to no thought.
I am not sure about the technical aspects of this, but who cares. I just have the idea. It's up to the nerds with calculators to figure out how to make it happen. Anyway, it would be pretty cool concept that would bring even more $0.99 song buyers to the Ipod superstore of songs. Just a thought Mr. Jobs.
PS. Can I have a cut on the profits? Also, AAPL stock is going to soar over the next few months. $100.00 is right around the corner.
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