Can't here music

okay heres my problem, i will go into my music and start one of my songs, but i don't here anything. then i will try some of my apps and they won't work. i know this is not an earphone problem because i tried tap tap and i can here the music fine, so whats the problem? the only way for me to fix it right now is to do a full restore of the ipod and i just did that last night, and now some of my apps aren't working, and i cant hear my music. does anyone have a solution or is anyone having the same problem?
p.s. my ipod is running 2.0.2 and when i try a hard reset to fix some of the apps from crashing it just makes all of the apps crash and it makes me lose all of my music off of my ipod, even though itunes still reads as the music still being on the ipod
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The iPhone is Not a storage device... Your Music should be in your iTunes Library on your Computer.
See Here > Syncing with iTunes
From Here > http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/syncing/
More Info Here..... Download Past Purchases
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2519

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