I actually really like your redesign. I would love to use it myself.

If you released the redesign would it automatically overwrite my existing iTunes (like an update does) because I'd like to use it too but couldn't stand the hassle of dealing with moving all the music over.

I really like the Redesign, anyway i could get it?

@greenehouse; it's a mock-up, you tool!

@buzz: don't call people a tool, you tool.

@!Greenehouse: IF he would make it into a real mod you would only have to replace some minor files merely for the UI itself. Nothing big that forces you to move your music or anything else. On the downsite you would have to replace these files every time iTunes gets an update.

Surprise Hotel!!!!

I like it, it's a lot closer to the iPod app on the iPad.

What you've done is less of a UI redesign and more of a skin redesign.

I think he means GUI as opposed to UI...

Really nice design concept, i would however prefer the original design.

I prefer your design to Apple's.

Adding multiple genres is a great idea.

Given that you've manually tagged a 20,000 song library I'm shocked that you didn't add things like being able to bulk change the sort order fields. It drives me crazy that I have to manually change the sort by artist and sort by album artist fields on a tedious and slow song by song basis.

One big glaring hole in iTunes is the fact that you've got one set of columns and one sort order for the entire library. If you have a mix of music that is typically sorted by Artist (most 20th and 21st century music) and music that is typically sorted by composer (pretty much everything older) there is no one sort order that is going to work. Changing the artist to match the composer is unacceptable because there's a huge difference between Glenn Gould playing Chopin and Sergei Rachmaninoff playing Chopin.

@Vino Thank you, I get it. Also, thank you for understanding that not everyone knows everything about iTunes redesigns unlike @buzz