@BruisedMoose @InternetCitizen2 The only reason I'm being fairly passive (this is passive for me) in my criticism and not trumpeting a horn from the mountaintops of the miracle Symfonium is -they are only on one shitty OS that I currently carry around with me but at some point will stop in favour of at least a de-Googled phone, but more like some kinda janky SBC rig I build myself. I expect to lose it at some point.-they are not Free Software.But the actual usage experience of Symfonium is incredible, and does not seem to give a shit if you don't give a shit about metadata, it just handles that geeky bullshit for you. The instant mixes are so good that I'm considering signing up for a streaming service again, just so I can get new music from people I have not already collected. The fact it integrates so damn many sources too.Within its tiny corner of the world (the app store of a corporate reaver) it's quite a thrill. Nobody's Perfect.IMO though, anything that purports to do anything for you as regards your music collection, should meet the minimum standard of working as well as Winamp. Cause Winamp was good enough for the whole world for at decade or more.