Which music streaming service do you use? - Page 2

TR1249 · 17-06-18, 08:36

Apple Music

Dennis's Mom · 17-06-18, 13:13

Spotify, but I don't pay for it.

I am interested in this "Penquins" service of which you speak though.

tomblover · 17-06-18, 13:56

Spotify. I like having everything at my fingertips for a single monthly cost, as opposed to having to buy things separately.

tomee · 17-06-18, 15:11

I just use Youtube. I know, I'm lame.

I tried Spotify once, but I really didn't like the UI and overall it was a confusing system for me.

BluenoseGames · 17-06-18, 15:41

Spotify - £4.99 a month with student discount.

irishhips · 17-06-18, 15:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daring Do

I just buy my music from itunes.

Same here

Vinkula · 17-06-18, 18:40

Spotify ( Premium )

Enya Brennan · 17-06-18, 20:22

I don't like any.

Used the free Apple Music trial when it was released, but there was lack of certain artists back then and the ones I wanted to listen to had messy album lists and missing tracks.

I don't like Spotify's interface and the general feel of the service. I've tried it and just can't get used to how it behaves.

Don't recall using any other.

My favourite way is owning my music, be it physically (retail stores, Amazon, sometimes borrowing from other people...) or digitally (iTunes, Amazon Music). I love having my artists' work tidy and organised, sometimes adding personal albums comprised of B-sides and rarities, changing covers, switching play order...

Gaelen · 17-06-18, 20:25

I have to admit, you can easily weed out the audiophiles/music lovers by seeing who uses what. Anybody that uses YouTube to MP3 clearly doesn't give a toss

I myself try and get everything downloaded so I can have it in my own digital library, and can pop it on my 160GB iPod to take with me, I only have 3GB left! No adverts, top kbps rate, and I can take it even into the highlands and listen to it there with no signal

HD Simplicityy · 18-06-18, 05:42

Spotify Premium and YouTube. I'd much rather buy my music again; my iTunes library is small, and has been for many years. Spotify is a great service, but I just like owning my music. I'll start buying some of my roughly 1,700 orchestral music tracks some day. It's going to cost a LOT and it'll take lots of time to get it.

17-06-18, 08:36	#11
TR1249 Explorer Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 806	Apple Music __________________ She murdered everybody and I was her witness

17-06-18, 13:13	#12
Dennis's Mom Moderator Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Houston Area Posts: 14,121	Spotify, but I don't pay for it. I am interested in this "Penquins" service of which you speak though. __________________ We all too often have socialism for the rich and rugged free market capitalism for the poor.

17-06-18, 15:11	#14
tomee Tomb Raider Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Hungary Posts: 14,281	I just use Youtube. I know, I'm lame. I tried Spotify once, but I really didn't like the UI and overall it was a confusing system for me. __________________ My signature was removed because it was vulgar. Now I can't choose my own till March 2014. If I edit this one I will be suspended till March 2014.

17-06-18, 15:41	#15
BluenoseGames Relic Hunter Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: England Posts: 7,704	Spotify - £4.99 a month with student discount. __________________ Cool beans, man.

17-06-18, 18:40	#17
Vinkula Tomb Raider Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Finland Posts: 24,587	Spotify ( Premium ) __________________ You win some, you lose some.

17-06-18, 13:56	#13
tomblover Tomb Raider Join Date: May 2006 Location: Sweden Posts: 24,244	Spotify. I like having everything at my fingertips for a single monthly cost, as opposed to having to buy things separately.

17-06-18, 20:22	#18
Enya Brennan Relic Hunter Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Moons of Jupiter Posts: 6,947	I don't like any. Used the free Apple Music trial when it was released, but there was lack of certain artists back then and the ones I wanted to listen to had messy album lists and missing tracks. I don't like Spotify's interface and the general feel of the service. I've tried it and just can't get used to how it behaves. Don't recall using any other. My favourite way is owning my music, be it physically (retail stores, Amazon, sometimes borrowing from other people...) or digitally (iTunes, Amazon Music). I love having my artists' work tidy and organised, sometimes adding personal albums comprised of B-sides and rarities, changing covers, switching play order... __________________ And their tower of confusion could not drown the light from your star...

17-06-18, 20:25	#19
Gaelen Historian Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: United Queendom Posts: 435	I have to admit, you can easily weed out the audiophiles/music lovers by seeing who uses what. Anybody that uses YouTube to MP3 clearly doesn't give a toss I myself try and get everything downloaded so I can have it in my own digital library, and can pop it on my 160GB iPod to take with me, I only have 3GB left! No adverts, top kbps rate, and I can take it even into the highlands and listen to it there with no signal __________________ "People who believe being gay is a choice, believe being fat isn't."

18-06-18, 05:42	#20
HD Simplicityy Archaeologist Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Vancouver, Washington Posts: 1,127	Spotify Premium and YouTube. I'd much rather buy my music again; my iTunes library is small, and has been for many years. Spotify is a great service, but I just like owning my music. I'll start buying some of my roughly 1,700 orchestral music tracks some day. It's going to cost a LOT and it'll take lots of time to get it. __________________ We live in a story Last edited by HD Simplicityy; 18-06-18 at 05:44.