MacPowers'Ours episode 66, iTunes Match. Welcome back to another episode of the Mac Power Users Podcast. I'm Katie Floyd along with David Sparks. How are you David?

I'm a little worried that we're at show 66. That's a bad number.

Well, I think when we get to 666, we'll be a little more worried.

I don't care about that.

It's just the way they made that abomination out of Star Wars, and they used 66.

Oh, all the Jedi had to die at 66. All the Jedi had to die at 66.

Okay, well, we'll try not to, we'll try to make sure that nobody dies at the end of this episode.

Okay.

All right. So we're talking today about iTunes Match, which is a

service that interestingly enough I was not at all interested in at all when it was announced during I don't know if it was

W. W. D.C. or one of those special events that Apple had.

I think it was Steve's last one more thing. Yeah, it was Steve's last one more thing.

Yeah, it was Steve's last one more thing. And I just was like,

nah, not interested in the least.

But you've been using it, you've been using it since the beta and then once it came out you know I mean I'm a sucker 25 bucks new apple product people started talking about it Macworld wrote an excellent series of articles about it there were a lot of questions about it.

There were a lot of questions about it.

And you know, I just came to think, wow, this is like free upgrades for all my music

and, oh, wow, there's actually some more stuff I can do with it and you know more and more things

came out and I'm we started talking there's there's more to this iTunes match thing.

It's interesting that you didn't care about it and I was excited about it.

I think it has something to do with where we're coming from.

You know I'm at the point in my life where I've got three other ladies I share this house

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