MajorGeek says: Boom sounds like it would be an explosion but in reality this program is designed to be a very simple music player. The idea behind Boom is an easy to use audio player for the casual user. It is portable so no installation is needed. It plays all the popular audio formats including MP3, FLAC, WAV, MP4/M4A, WMA and more. The controls are as simple as promised with forward, back, pause, volume, repeat, full screen and a few others. It does not seem to be able to find drives properly, a problem if you don't have the standard C: and D: drives for example. In my case, I have my main drive as C and my backup drive (with my music) on F. The program sees A, C and D and 2 out of those 3 don't exist. Under preferences, it allows you to select a specific folder but once again, it does not see my F drive, only C. If you keep your music in the default Music folder then this won't be a problem. The program works great under the KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) method but if Boom wants to be a 5 star program than it needs to first properly detect drives and then be able to scan your drives for music.