POSTED AT 7:00 AM November 10, 2009

TuneUp automagically fixes your messy music collection

Are you sick of having a messy music library and missing cover art? Do you want to get rid of all of those "Track 01", "Unknown Artists" and Led Zeppelin spelled ten different ways?

If so, TuneUp has the solution! TuneUp is a plug-in for iTunes that addresses all of these issues and also provides personalized concert updates, Wikipedia bios and real-time streaming YouTube videos. All automagically. All without having to leave iTunes.

TuneUp was created for music lovers, by music lovers and has gotten rave reviews from press including BoingBoing, and users alike.

You can try the free version at tuneupmedia.com or enter BOINGBOING at checkout to get 15% off TuneUp Gold for unlimited clean-up and cover art.

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