How to get everything off the iPod and onto a New Drive "C"

Yeah, I lost my "C" Drive, My Documents, My Music, iTunes Music Library, everything.
I have a HUGE Library of Audio Bibles, Audio Books, Lectures and other Spoken Word material currently residing on my iPod. I had to build most of the tagging and artwork for it myself as much of it pre-dates Gracenote.
Is there a procedure I can utilize to copy the material from my iPod onto a New "C" Drive?
Or should I start digging out my back-up disc's and get ready for a long weekend of re-construction?
Sony Windows XP

this is an option
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300173
or
you can download third party software that will allow you to take the information on your ipod and trasfer it back on to your computer.. you can find these programs at www.versiontracker.com
a few that are free for windows are iPod->Folder 1.2 or YamiPod - 1.0.1
if you use a mac I suggest senuti
all of these can be found on www.versiontracker.com
good luck

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