- Ask about years of experience as a disc jockey; - Ask about type of experience, wedding or clubs; - Ask if there are back-up disc jockeys; - Ask if person you are interviewing is disc jockey that will be at you wedding and if not, ask to meet actual disc jockey; - Disc jockeys range from quiet to "off wall" so make sure you ask about their interaction with public; - Ask disc jockey what he'll wear at wedding, "tuxedoes" should be answer; - Ask about type of music and about how they plan to please everyone; - Ask if they play guests requests and if they keep requests in good taste and in atmosphere of event;

It is a lot of work but this is very important part of your wedding so make sure you and your fiancee are confident with wedding disc jockey you'll choose.

The solution: create a (smart) playlist in iTunes, fill it up and sort on artist or album. Create a new playlist in iTunes, DO NOT sort on anything. Select all songs from first playlist and drag them to second. The second list retains sort order of first one, without any activated sort order in playlist itself. Burn MP3 CD. Result: a 'flat' CD.

It seems that as soon as you sort a playlist on anything in iTunes, any MP3 CD burned from that list result in neatly organized MP3 CDs that are unfortunately unreadable by my car MP3 player. Only fresh, unsorted playlists result in all files on first level of CD.

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