I need to get music from ipod 30gb video on to new pc as old pc has died

After spending about a month converting CD's onto itunes and then on to 30gb pod video my laptop hard drive got hit by a virus and I lost everything. The ipod is still fully loaded but I can't work out how to get tracks off of it and on to my new laptop - Any ideas how I do it? The new PC recognises the ipod but won't let me drag tracks across to itunes playlists. I really don't want to have to spend another month getting all my cds on to itunes in order to play around with playlists so any help much appreciated.
Thanks

There's plenty of third-party software that makes this easier.
Try Yamipod.

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