YaMMS is Yet another Mpg123 Music Selector, so you need mpg123 to run it. What differentiates this frontend from all the others is the fact that it queues up songs from its main (internal) list. You can view and edit this queue. This means that if you want to hear a song, you pop it on the queue, rather than stopping your random stream of mp3s to play a single song, and then forget to start it again. It uses System V IPC, so you'll need to have that compiled into the kernel.

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1 commentIt is quite dead.
It is quite dead. I originally wrote it, and haven't done anything for years. The server listed here is long gone (well, the machine isn't, it just isn't at that address anymore). --Jeff