Why are my files there but not????????

i tunes says that it cannot read the contents of my ipod, and that i should restore. However in finder or disc utility it reads as being full.
scenario. Loaded some new music on to my ipod, put it away properly. Went to listen to something while on a walk....and blank. Go thru all the reset ...5 r's. And nothing.
I want to avoid restoring for there are voice memos, and data that i don't want to loose. Any suggestions on how i can get it to work again, or at least get my music and voice memo files off????
please help, some of the voice memos are weeks of work.
thanks.
G5 2.0 DP, 40gb ipod click wheel 4th gen Mac OS X (10.4.6)

So besides restoring there is no way to get the info off of my ipod, even though it reads as being there in finder, disc utility, and ipod updater?
Seems like the info is still there, for these apps all say that the disc space used is 27.85gb, available 9.37gb. That being said, perhaps the corruption or unreadability makes it a moot point, and the only way to make use of my ipod is to restore it. Is this true?
If the only route for me is to restore, do you have a suggestion of the best way to proceed, for i have read many posts of people having problems with the most recent updater and 4th gen ipods.
i know, i know about back ups. I was traveling lightly thru norway at the time and had no way to back up my files that i was recording on the ipod. I am a sound artist and had been recording these pieces for use later.
thanks so much for your help. much appreciated.
G5 2.0 DP, 40gb ipod click wheel 4th gen Mac OS X (10.4.6)

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