-- Set myList to the name of the playlist to -- which you wish to add the currently playing song. set myList to "Current Favs" property okflag : false tell application "Finder" if (get name of every process) contains "iTunes" then ¬ set okflag to true end tell if okflag then tell application "iTunes" set currentList to playlist myList add (get location of current track) to currentList end tell end ifOnce you've created the script, put it somewhere for safe keeping. I put all my referenced scripts under ~/Applescripts. Now the beauty of this script comes when you use a hot key application like iKey (Youpi Key) to set it to run with the press of a key. I already have F10 F11 and F12 set to prev track, pauseplay, next track respectively, so i set F9 to launch this applescript. Once you hit the key, its all transparent. You see nothing, and iTunes doesn't even gain focus. The track is instantly added to that playlist.
Next, I tell iTunes to use THAT playlist as one of the ones that is synced to my iPod. Now i have an instant key to add songs to my iPod. Whenever I hear a good song and think, 'MAN thats a good song!,' it gets bookmarked for later as well as instantly synced to my iPod once it's connected ... with nothing more than a button push.

