Such a pity. I started ripping my CDs back in the 90s and have a huge collection of ripped and purchased music. I've been pretty happy with Google Music, in spi

Such a pity. I started ripping my CDs back in the 90s and have a huge collection of ripped and purchased music. I've been pretty happy with Google Music, in spite of the fact that it hasn't improved one inch in 4 years, and in fact disabled the ability to rate your own tracks. (I have my own opinion about "why", and it's nothing to do with complexity because the actual data is still there and you can install a browser plugin to get access to it). Instead of improving Google Music, they did that they always do: kill it. The Google product graveyard is so full of bodies they're digging up the bones to make room for fresh corpses. They'll have so many bones, they'll start making decorative chandeliers out of them.