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Just wanted to give a little shout out to the lastest vesion of CoverFlow, which is a free visual jukebox program. It's been constantly under development and it's not an official release, but the program's too good to pass up without a hearty recommendation. The new version addresses a number of issues including memory leaks, improved searching and so on. You can view the readme file for more info on it. Needless to say, it's a great way to quickly shuffle through your iTunes collection; and if I recall correctly, it'll search Amazon automatically for artwork in case you don't add it yourself. An image of the program is below.



This is from the same guy who made the rather neat Gaslight visualizer, which you can see below. You can also donate if you like and find more info here.



Given the popularity of iTunes, I just figured some Mac users may want to know about it. If anyone knows of any other related programs (visualizers for example), feel free to add in.

 

[shantyman]

Holy F'n S, cover flow is awesome! Thanks for the heads up.

 

[Diablos]

I didn't know the Machina acousic demos had a cover.

 

[Jill Sandwich]

I didn't know you could change the visualizer! I'll try coverflow when I get home, looks good. I think it'd be useful for in-car Mac Mini installations.

 

[Cerebral Palsy]

CoverFlow is sweet. Nice find.

Post other cool mac apps in this thread people.

 

[shantyman]

http://www.pearworks.com/pages/software.html

This one will find lyrics for you. Can be used as a widget or standalone app.

 

[Manabanana]

That's hot! Thanks for heads up!

Edit: Hahaha, wtf? It has Lali Puna's "Faking the Books" cover art as an explodingdog picture.

 

[ckohler]

You can't go wrong with Synergy.

It's useful by putting tiny iTunes controls in the titlebar and cool how it floats a transparent info window on your screen when new songs begin.