Ipod corrupted its own files

I am not sure if the subject in actuality descirbes the situation but here is the case:
recently everytime I want to add a new song to my ipod, itunes (or ipod for that matter) freezes...so after waiting for quite a long itme, I would have to force quit it. Now I notieced that many of the songs have been corpted and are not playing (there is a exclamation mark next to them) its not just one or two files, even the songs that I have just added are suffering the same.
has anyone seen this? I apprecciate any insight...
thanks

That's kinda what happened to me. No idea how to fix it, other than starting over completely.

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