Back in WinAmp's rise, the "system look and feel" was stagnant and stale. WinAmp (and other media players) tend to be small on-screen; they are rarely full scr

Back in WinAmp's rise, the "system look and feel" was stagnant and stale. WinAmp (and other media players) tend to be small on-screen; they are rarely full screen apps. They should play my music and get out of my way. System styles and UI are rarely designed for "small form" applications that need to pack a lot of features into a very small, non-descript space. WinAmp's themes went above and beyond, of course, but those were at the user's discretion.