>>2368
Plain old VLC. I personally don't really care enough to download some special program just to organize or slightly retune music.

foobar 2000

I've seen some people make it really nice with plugins but I have mine pretty barebones.

It's stable, lightweight, and doesn't get shitted up with mandatory updates.

It just works and I like it that way even if mine looks like something out of the 90's.

Still using Winamp, as I have been for the last decade or so.

foobar. I used Winamp for the longest time until last year when my computer broke. Wanted to try something new.

http://www.thewebcomiclist.com/o/8538

VLC.
Only because it doesn't freeze occasionaly like Windows Media Player.

foobar2000

>>2368
foobar and winamp

MPC-HC (64-bit)
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Build information:
Version: 1.7.10 (d911f14)
Compiler: MSVC 2013 Update 5
Build date: Nov 14 2015 18:25:24

LAV Filters:
LAV Splitter: 0.66.0.0
LAV Video: 0.66.0.0
LAV Audio: 0.66.0.0
FFmpeg compiler: MinGW-w64 GCC 4.9.2

I just play everything with mplayer in console. On Windows I used Aqualung for the most part.

Usally i just use VLC for offline music. If i want to listen to other things or radio stations, I use this python radio script I found somewhere to bypass all these over the top websites. On mobile, I use a old version of the Samsung music player. It just works.

I have always just used Itunes.

Audacious. I like GTK.

>>2368
mpv from the command line on computers, VLC on phones.

I use clementine for music, have for years now. Only problem I have with it is the shuffle/random feature has a tendency to favor certain albums/tracks over others, though I've seen this in plenty of other players. The other thing I've seen is that it doesn't register play counts for most of the library, leaving most at 0 even if I've listened to certain things plenty.

MusicBee
too lazy to set up foobar but if i ever did i would want it to look like this anon's
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