All music on ipod and i can't get it into itunes

hello
i have been having trouble with my iphone. i have exchanged it multiple times and figured it has to have something to do with my computer. so in an attempt to avoid exchanging it again, i made sure all of my music was backed up to my ipod (which it usually is) and i tossed my itunes. i reinstalled it and everything has been smooth sailing with my iphone for a few weeks.
fast forward to today when i go to sync my ipod after buying some more music. i get an error message that tells me that my ipod is sync'd with another itunes library and if i sync it, it will erase all of the music on the ipod.
i wouldn't be so bummed except for the fact that earlier this year, i put every cd i had on my itunes and sold them all at a garage sale.
please help
suzanne

to get your music off your iPod the easy way you need an additional application like SENUTI
Suzanne Reagan wrote:
i wouldn't be so bummed except for the fact that earlier this year, i put every cd i had on my itunes and sold them all at a garage sale.
That's even worse - now you don't legally own that music anymory

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