My Phone Has An MP3 Player

I knew my Samsung Galaxy SII had an MP3 player when I bought it, though "bought" is a bit strong of a word for a refurb that I got for a penny, but they *did* run my card, so it qualifies as a purchase.

As a side note, I did not get the Skyrocket. I did not get the Skyrocket because I did not want to get "Afternoon Delight" stuck in my head every time I went to pick up my phone. The HSPA enhanced backhaul is more than enough "G" for my phone.

I used to go for runs with an FM radio in my ears. I still do from time to time, but for the past I-don't-know-how-long, I've been running without music of any kind. The other day I decided that it would be a good idea to listen to the MP3's that I had stored on the memory card in my phone. I wound up listening to Sex Bomb by Tom Jones, Renegades of Funk by Rage Against The Machine, Run Runaway by Slade, and a whole lot of Cake.

Today I decided to throw more music on the memory card. This happened after my morning run, because my morning run commenced at about 5:00 AM. I dragged and dropped a lot of stuff on there, then when I was done with work and I walked downtown to see a movie, I plugged in. If you don't manually set up a playlist, the Galaxy SII will just throw the MP3's out at random. The soundtrack to my afternoon involved the following songs, pictured below for your listening pleasure:

(Yeah, it's French language punk)

I like listening in this format, and it means buying less tangible items that are going to take up space. I am going to need to get some newer music downloaded to my phone though, I need not to be stuck in the 80's/90's.