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<blockquote data-quote="bwg" data-source="post: 1000732" data-attributes="member: 63012">Hi guys. Music has been one of the underused sections of MP for me - I typically use a squezzebox implementation controlled via my tablet which gives me all the control I have needed. But one function I would like to use MP music for is for my &quot;Current Rotation&quot; of albums. Usually, these are recently added albums, and I have been using a customised db view for that. However, I would also like the ability to add older albums that I have neglected to this &quot;Current Rotation&quot; view.&nbsp;There are a couple of ways that I can see for doing this initially;1. Use the Favourites feature. This has the draw-back of not allowing me to flag favourites that are not in my Current Rotation but which I may want to call-up at various occasions, say for the purposes of a party, etc.2. Use a dedicated &quot;Current Rotation&quot; playlist. This should work fine, unless I forget to save the playlist, but would require me to delete albums one-track-at-a-time when wanting to drop them off current rotation.&nbsp;Just wondering if anyone's given this more thought than me and may have a better alternative or possible pitfalls?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bwg, post: 1000732, member: 63012"] Hi guys. Music has been one of the underused sections of MP for me - I typically use a squezzebox implementation controlled via my tablet which gives me all the control I have needed. But one function I would like to use MP music for is for my "Current Rotation" of albums. Usually, these are recently added albums, and I have been using a customised db view for that. However, I would also like the ability to add older albums that I have neglected to this "Current Rotation" view. There are a couple of ways that I can see for doing this initially; 1. Use the Favourites feature. This has the draw-back of not allowing me to flag favourites that are not in my Current Rotation but which I may want to call-up at various occasions, say for the purposes of a party, etc. 2. Use a dedicated "Current Rotation" playlist. This should work fine, unless I forget to save the playlist, but would require me to delete albums one-track-at-a-time when wanting to drop them off current rotation. Just wondering if anyone's given this more thought than me and may have a better alternative or possible pitfalls? [/QUOTE]

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