How do you listen to/acquire new music? Physical copies, digital downloads, or a subscription service like Apple Music or Spotify?
Posted Jul 6, 2016, 2:16 AM UTC
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For me, Apple Music is the way to go. Literally every song I've ever looked for is there. And the price is very reasonable, I was spending over $10/mo on music anyway.
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This is the answer for me as well. The library is great, though there are a couple of old favorites that aren't licensed, such as John Hiatt's The Tiki Bar is Open, but other than that, it gets the job done.
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Spotify.
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I more or less live in a garden of sonic ecstasy. Music finds me.
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I torrent stuff and put in my music library but I also use Tidal
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Calm down kanye
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lol I just use their free trials I would never actually pay for it when Spotify is free on the desktop
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Whew. OK. I thought you paid for that crap. :P
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on the flip side, I wouldn't call it crap at all, it's better than Spotify with more exclusive albums
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Spotify, but if I really like an album I buy it on vinyl.
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Sirius XM. Fresh music all the time.
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Google Play. $9 a month, and you can download anything in the store. Also Beatport.com
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I do the YouTube Suggested Videos rabbit hole thing, then I buy the songs/albums I like on iTunes.
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I like Amazon mp3. I stream a lot of their albums or if I'm being indecisive, I'll stream one of their stations or playlists. If I like an album enough, I'll download it. They have a monthly batch of albums on sale for $5 also so that's always cool to check out.