Itunes in external HD slow with beach ball on only certain songs

My itunes folder has always been in an external folder and ran smooth and quick when I would choose any random song. I have about 1500 songs yet only some songs will load with a 5 second delay and rolling beach ball. Is it the newer 8.2 version of itunes, is it the HD? Help.

I've just had exactly the same problem and it coincided with me moving my music folder to a new external hard drive (it was previously on another smaller drive and also upgrading from Panther (10.3.9) to Tiger (10.4.9). I don't think it's a drive problem and name length issue as during the 4 hours last night I was trying to sort this out by moving around folders, consolidating etc etc the actual albums that were getting lost were changing! At one point I transferred all of my music back to the internal drive (to rule out the external drive issue) and using the same library, pointed at the new folder and it all seemed to work OK. However, after a bit more fiddling I started to lose links to albums from there as well. I then looked at the iTunes Music Library.xml file and it seemed that those that were missing had paths to the other external drive still. No matter what I did, I could not get it to rebuild the library with all music in the same location. In the end I trashed the library and dragged all of the music back into iTunes again, which seems to be working OK at the moment - but all of my music is now on the internal drive taking up space whereas I really want it on the external drive again. In the process I have obviously lost all my playlists (why can't I just drag them back from my iPod as they're all on there, but I can't seem to be able to copy them back into iTunes which is a pain?).
I'm still going to try to get to music back onto the hard drive when I get some more time and have noticed in another thread that some people actually have the library on their exetral drive as well, whereas mine has always been in the iTunes folder on the internal drive. How to I move it to the external drive as well - just pick up and drop? Would this help?
I notice that everyone with this problem has OS 10.4.9 - is this just a coincidence? Did your problems coincide with the update as well?
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Running Snow Leopard on my aged Mac Mini, iPhoto has begun to hang up for 20-30 minutes with a spinning beach ball whenever I attempt to navigate around my library (by clicking Photos from Events, or vice versa, or attenpting to open an event) - really, anything.
I have used the Option/Command combo to "rebuild the library from automated backups" as one user suggested. I have also used a 3rd party software to rebuild the library.
I have used the option key on startup to build a new library. After adding a few pictures the problem begins again.
I deleted iPhoto and bought a new copy, but no help.
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