Existing users, 
Rockabilly , 50's Rockers / R'N'R, Surf , SKA / Bluebeat, Northern Soul , Doowop, 60's garage !!! Do these & other Genre no longer exsists? Is there really only todays Pop & chart releases out there ? Wise up apple if you add a few more real genre that record collecter's really do have in there collection . Well at least the ones that retain any value & don't end up in the Dustbins of tommorow , i'd give you 5 stars.
Beside this major lapse one Swell freeware .
Apple iTunes
Jukebox, music store, listening library.
Version: 8.0.2
Still lacks true genre choice
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Contributed by: henstent_dotmac Thursday, April 29 2004 @ 04:24 PM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Over One Year
Recommend Product: YES
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Comments
Still lacks true genre choice - Dead_Bob
Come on, lazy! Type in your own genres! I do.Sunday, May 02 2004 @ 10:52 PM PDT
Still lacks true genre choice - andrewcameron_dotmac
It's EASY to edit/create genres (even I worked out how to do it!)... then you can call 'em what you want.Thursday, June 10 2004 @ 04:04 AM PDT
Still lacks true genre choice - clvrmnky
Apple has nothing to do with the "official" genres in the ID3 (and other) standards. Apple has not even defined genres in AAC. You are free to use whatever string you want for a genre.
iTunes will display whatever it finds in your song tags. If you create or inherit a song with the genre "Spanky-Foo Jazz" in it's ID3 tag (or equivalent), it will cheerfully make it available from that point on.
Other than the 1 byte of genres defined in the ID3 tag standard, the genres are up to you.
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