How do you guys feel about music streaming services? Worth $10 a month?
>>52178682
no
>2016
>not torrenting music
>>52178682
get xposed and get free spotify
Totally worth it.
Been using spotify premium for about three months. $10 is worth the hassle of DL and transferring files onto listening device(s)
>>52178682
Not worth it most likley.
If you really want something, buy it from the artist. Not someone trying to rob both of you.
>>52178750
spotify is great you are paying for the service not the music
I don't trust centralized services with proprietary clients and DRM. I want to be in control.
Since I got spotify premium I've stopped torrenting albums for the most part.
It's so nice to have a wide variety of music to your disposal. You can have your classical playlist, your throwbacks, your gym music, your introspective playlist and your sextime music in the same place for 10 bucks.
Worth it.
>>52178699
>2016
>not using a free ptp service
Google Play Music has been excellent so far.
You can upload 40k of your own tracks for free if you don't want to pay for it.
>>52178775
This desu senpai
>>52178796
This too
>>52178682
I feel that the concept is good and in theory it's totally worth it, but unfortunately the apps leave a lot to desire and the library is missing a lot of content.
>>52178682
>paying for DRM content
Disgusting.
What did Tech9 say about spotify?
>>52178911
tech who?
>>52178818
This. It's great to be able to just log in from anywhere: TV, phone, laptop, desktop, tablet, whatever, and just be able to play any song, add songs to your library and playlists, and start radios from songs, albums, artists, or genres to discover new music to add to your library. The service and convenience is worth the money which is what you are paying for, not the music.
>>52178796
This.
>>52178911
"I am a dumb nigger"
I have Deezer for ~$6/month through Cricket Wireless. It's not bad considering I don't listen to much music. I don't like making playlists or anything like that. The recommendations are usually shit though. Rdio was the best music service I had. I could consistently let it play music without skipping songs.
I wish there was a music service that I could tell what about a song I liked so it wouldn't play shit that I didn't. Sometimes I like certain aspects of a song that don't pertain to the entire genre. For instance, I don't like female vocals in rock or metal songs, but there's no option for that.
>>52178743
>>52178775
>$0.10 has been deposited to your account!
>Thank you for supporting Spotify™ today!
>>52178968
Dont be silly. he's one of the good guys in a sea of shit
Apple Music is objectively better if you use Apple products, and I'd assume Google's music service would be if you used an Android device. I don't get why people bother with 3rd party stuff when the 1st party has a service.
apple music is great for discovering new stuff, its suggestions are very on point and there are a lot of cool playlists
but I'd just download music from soulseek or torrents desu
im on the 3 month trial apple music its p cool. might keep
pandora is nice for $5 a month
someonewhocares.org/hosts for adfree spotify
>>52178682
Spotify Premium is totally worth it. Amazing service.
>>52179005
edgy degenerate nigger shit isn't music
>>52178682
I want to use a music streaming service because my phone has 16gb internal storage and no mSD but their music catalogs are fucking shit.
How much bandwidth this shit eats up? 10$/month is reasonable until you spend 20 for mobile data.
>>52179073
320kbps over 192kbps are not worth 120 dollars are year
I currently have spotify premium and I'm trying out apple music, both cost 5€ per month in my third world country, and I'm considering to switch to apple music because it has a bigger catalogue
I still download a lot of music illegally tho
>>52179108
*a year
if you pay a cent for streaming music you are sub 70 iq
>>52178951
I like being able to listen to music from the speakers/sub connected to my computer while controlling the music on my phone using Spotify's device streaming thing.
where were you when grooveshark was kill?
>>52179144
you could download music from torrents and use airdrop
>>52179108
Is that the only difference between the premium and whatever the middle option is now?
I have yet to find a music service I like.
Spotify doesn't recognize "I don't want to hear this song ever".
Pandora repeats the same shit way too much.
Also the algorithms they use to determine what you'd like is really shitty.
"I normally hate rap, but I like ONE song by this artist since it's not rap! I'll click like."
>"Hey you probably will like these other rap songs!"
It doesn't differentiate by SONG type it differentiates by artists. Which is just stupid.
>>52178682
ya been using it since 2009
>>52179169
that and no ads, but you can remove ads for free anyway >>52179067
>>52179170
you would have loved grooveshark
>>52178682
i think it's stupid. you pay and don't really receive anything in return. all you get is temporary access to something.
if you ever stop paying, everything is gone. you might have paid hundreds of dollars up to that point, but it doesn't matter, you end up owning nothing.
if spotify or whatever service you're using decides to remove some content, it's gone.
if they ever go out of business, it's gone.
>>52178682
- torrent +100GB of music
- setup arch + sshd on an old computer
- put music on it
- mount music readonly over sshfs on your devices
- enjoy private spotify service
>>52178796
Amen. They have family and student discounts too
>>52179108
It's the equivalent of buying an album once a month. You are over simplifying what music streaming is to just bit rate. You are paying for the service and convenience.
>>52178682
Worth $10? Nope. If you're a student, you can get it for $5, which is bearable. I get it for free, so it's worth it, even if the PC software is slow.
>>52179253
you would have have a point if spotify didn't over the same service for free, except for the worse bitrate. i love spotify, but i'm not paying anything for it.
in muh 3rd world country spotify costs 1$ for 3 months
>>52179320
same here but it has no music whatsoever
>>52179235
>>52179268
>>52179274
Well you're paying a portion of it through advertisements. And that is massive. I couldn't stand ads between songs, ruins the whole flow.
>>52179161
smart & final
>>52179362
i don't get ads or skip limits, see >>52179067
>>52179362
No, I have premium. My carrier includes it for free for 2 years.
>>52179383
Oh so you're cheating the system. That's only for poorfags. It's the equivalent of welfare: you're putting the burden on the people who actually fund the project.
>>52178682
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>>52178682
No but it's worth the 0$ a month it costs using adblock
>>52178682
I don't leave my room that often, but if I did I would pay
>>52178818
Nsa
Just jailbreak/root your device and then download the Spotify patches and you've got Spotify "premium" for free
>>52180289
Saving music offline.
>>52178743
I paid 0.99 for three months
google all access or spotify premium?
>>52179235
Or for a even more "spotify"-esque setup,
- torrent +100GB of music
- setup arch + subsonic on an old computer
- put music on it
- download dsub for android
- use the web client on pc
- there is some iOS client
- enjoy a completely self hosted spotify
>>52178699
>2016
>not having $10 a month for music
s h i l l
I like it, but not $10 a month like it. If it was $5 or cheaper I would continue my subscription.
OP here, I decided to buy the album I wanted for $9 instead of a Spoticuck subscription.
>>52181250
>arch
>>52178682
>streaming services
i only recreationally listen to classical music, so fuck. dat.
>>52178743
This.
Also, you can come across some nice songs you haven't heard before on random and just add it to your library. Another cool feature is the integration with Shazam.
btw it's 5 euros here.
>>52178682
Good goy, keep listening.
>>52179086
Careful there, you might cut yourself on that edge. It'd be a shame to lose such an open minded and tolerant individual.
No
But $5 a month for being a student, yes
>>52178710
Modified apks can do that too which saves the hassle of rooting. Search 'Spotify tablet apk'.
>>52178682
When there's free, adless music streaming services such as Netease, and even a cracked Spotify APK, $10pm isn't worth it.
Sanjit, Rajesh, Jamal, Poojit, Ganesh, Indrajit, Mandeep, Pradeep and Kshitij please go shilling on pooinloo.com
In my country there's a promotion going on that, if you subscribe to a 3 months package, you pay about 0.60 American cents.
Totally worth it
>>52178682
I avoid subscription services whenever possible on principle. So no, I don't.
>>52179403
Vodafone?
It's worth it for the Discover Weekly playlist desu
Thing knows me better than I know myself
>>52181539
>>52178710
Offline files require subscription. Only ad skipping/non-shuffle play can be done with the apk or mod.
>>52178682
>not just getting all your songs into a playlist on spotify
>then importing them to qcast on your android device
>then playing them all without commercials
my hosts file takes care of the ads.
don't feel like paying for 320kbps regardless
I think so, the convenience of instant music is great compared to a $10/month fee.
Each their own, there exists solutions for whatever your stance is on the subject.
yfw spotify ceases to exist since they have to pay out like 500 million to artists within the next 10 days LEL
>>52178682
I pay 2 bucks for 3 months.
u mad?
>>52178682
IDK, it probably would be worth it if it had all the music i listen to.
>no japanese shred metal
>no complete Sunn O))) discography
>only two Harvey Milk albums
>only a few Fu Manchu albums
>most of the Spotify albums are remasters which tend to be crappy, so virtually zero Megadeth classics
i guess being a speccy cunt about music doesn't help, but no, i won't stop downloading, Spotify is for normalfags music-wise.
>>52179235
>100gb of music
That's it? Stop listening to music all together son. My downloaded albums alone are about 1tb, not even including what I listen to on spotify
>>52182894
>japanese shred metal
You sound like a friend. Did you like the new Galneryus?
>>52178682
I go through more than $10 of new music a month and my library is available across every device I own instantly from anywhere without having to manage a library on a central server or rely on file transfers if I want to listen offline. So it works great for me.
>>52182897
JUST
>>52181969
last I heard shitify was literally worth more than the entire music industry combined
>>52182978
>>52181969
Top joke
http://consequenceofsound.net/2015/04/spotify-is-now-worth-more-than-the-entire-music-industry/
>>52182933
nah, way too wanky for me, weak songwriting imo. I prefer Versailles/Jupiter, it's great they are getting back together. Hopefully they will tour Europe
also, i recall some nig posting this
http://magicaltune.com/top-albums
enjoy
>>52178796
Playlists! What a great modern intuitive feature of Spotify!
>>52183031
Damn, I think it's probably their best album desu. It's the most progressive work they've done. Versailles and Jupiter are fucking awesome too though. Jupiter's second album I've played a million times.
>>52179060
Pandora is fucking garbage and never plays what you want.
>>52183085
Don't get me wrong, as a guitarist i love some good guitar playing(and boy Syu is really great) but the songs feel really repetitive. Hizaki and crew managed to find some new flavor to their music via the addition of Zin and harsh vocals to the mix.
Spotify is great if you listen to music on mainstream labels.
Otherwise it's a waste of money.
>>52179320
It's called a special you dumb fuck. After three months it goes back up to the normal price.
>>52183126
Maybe you just need to warm up to a little more. I mean it's really not repetitive at all; every song is quite different from each other.
>>52180581
Same. I'll be back to having downloaded music afterword.
>>52183166
i might give it a spin later again, yeah. i've been in a prog mood lately(Karnivool is bonkers m8) so we will see.
>>52178682
Spotify is free as in free beer faget
>paying for premium like a retard cause you can't stand some shitty commercials sometime
>>52178911
according to a quick google search, not a damn thing.
However people believe he's sold out due to becoming a mainstream rapper instead of sticking to underground horrorcore.
Thread theme. Although their stuff is on Spotify now so I guess they worked something out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkVSA2u5_SU
>>52182926
so, like, 10 artist discogs in FLAC, good job
why would you be dumb enough to pay for it
just use an adblocker and play from your browser.
download music offline on phone, no ads.
bunch of plebs.
>>52181686
Fido. I'm in Canada.
I don't get why people actually pay for spotify unless they feel morally obligated.
On PC, all I use it for is discovering new shit and on my phone I use the forced tablet mode.
>>52184582
I use streaming services to discover music as well. I've listened to all my own music ad nauseam
>>52184582
I signed up for the 99c 3-month trial. Using premium to play off of the TV/speaker spotify apps is nice instead of using airplay or casting
>>52178682
Not worth a penny since I listen to out of country shit like French, Jap, German etc.
Also no retarded internet dependence.
I don't stream anything ever. Neither should you
>>52185614
>Neither should you
Why not?
I listen to internet radio.
The station(s) I listen to play the sort of music I like.
>paying for music
What the fuck is this 1992
>>52178796
Sex time musix. Sure. And you can solder cpu too?
Spotify
Like most "music screaming" disservices, Spotify is based on proprietary malware (DRM and snooping). Recently it demanded users submit to increased snooping, and some are starting to realize that it is nasty.
However, it was nasty all along. Any "service" that is based on not letting people have their own copies is a scheme to subjugate people. Once you submit, they are always ready to use that leverage to subjugate you more.
This article shows the twisted ways that they present snooping as a way to serve users better — never mind whether they want that. This is a typical example of the attitude of the proprietary software industry towards those they have subjugated.
Out, out, damned Spotify!
>>52186332
yes mr stallman, we have your site memorized already, no need to post as anonymous
>>52186393
Then why do you use it ? Don't you guys respect your freedom and privacy?
>>52186436
we're in a non-free website, we're way past respecting our freedom and privacy.
>>52186511
disbelief in our mighty leader stallman,you shall be punished anon-chan
>>52179050
the apple music trial drew me to spotify. It made me like the idea of streaming music, but want want the better app
>>52178796
playlists are for plebs. if you don't listen to music by the album you're doing it wrong.
Yes it's worth. Just don't use anything beside Spotify e.g Napster (kek), jewgle moosik and other relevant services.
>>52178743
>he doesn't run headphones and subsonic or emby on his home server
Yes unless you're too pure. People that they torrent are just poorfags that think they don't need it
>>52178911
In the EBAH EP he said some negative shit about streaming. I don't remember which track.
>>52188640
*too poor
I find the ads on spotify the most annoying, I've used it the least out of it Pandora and Google music.
Pandora plays the same music every day, sometime repeats tracks in long sessions.
Google music seems to go on wild tangents for "simillar" music but I may have just thumbed up the wrong tracks which will probably make the stations nealy impossible to salvage.
i pay about three fiddy for spotify in Turkey. ($1=3TL)
werf it
>>52190149
I'm on a free trial of Google Music and have noticed the same thing.
I'm not sure if I'm going to keep it or go back to Spotify. I really don't like Spotify's "social" "features".
Spotify has high quality files, a large library, and fast. Take me for example, I have a playlist with 1600 songs which I continuously expand. If I'm at a party and hear some new cool shit, I just search it on spotify and DL it. instantly. nad I've backed up the playlist so that I remember it.
If you are anything like me, a guy who listyens to a very broad array of genres and artists, spotify is the way to go.
>>52186265
I love music, but have select tastes. I'm not gonna jew out the few people I spend my time listening to.
>>52178682
Sure its awesome
>2016
>not getting the $5 discount
>not making youtube videos of you playing video games and having fun with friends
>not using the ad revenue to pay for your weed and spotify
>tfw google is your sugar daddy and you do nothing all day and enjoy free things with zero effort
>>52179161
I lost like 1,600 tracks and I had only gotten about 400 of them into my other playlists
>>52179170
I really wish they could just make me like a 100 track list of tracks I might like.
What the fuck am I supposed to do with an hour of music for a whole fucking week
pandora is a fucking train wreck.
grooveshark was the shit but unlike spotify it would fucking take a giant shit on my note 2 when I opened a playlist over like 1k songs.
>>52179067
>>52179185
>>52179383
But then wouldn't you be listening to 128kbps?
That's like Soundcloud tier.
>>52181264
but Spotify is a literal botnet. Aside from the fact that I can save 10 bucks a month and Spotify isn't inclusive enough
>>52183193
>wasting time on commercials
>listening to 128kbps music
I genuinely can't tell why you would do this. Just DL your music or youtube it. Spotify a shit. Even the radio is better.
>>52178682
no point when youtube is both free and a better format since it maintains a decent buffer size so the music doesn't stop for 30 seconds at the slightest network hiccup
>>52194730
>muh botnet meme :^)
Spotify isn't too bad. They can remove albums at will though, so its entirely sacrificing control for convenience.
It's worth it, OP. Spotify ftw
>tfw £4.99 a month for students
>>52194930
>>52195125
do all of you only listen to top40 shit?
>>52178988
>Do you like this?
>I like this
>SHILL SHILL
>>52178682
I like spotify otherwise, but I fucking hate their desktop application. It caches pretty big amounts of data and you can't do anything about it. You used to be able to, but they took it away. Sadly, their web app doesn't have 320 kbps streaming.
>>52178682
The ads on the free version made me uninstall it in less than an hour.
![Spotify_1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/aYgs7hv.jpg "Spotify_1[1].jpg")
I love Spotify. the older desktop client is better though. I'm currently getting Premium for free through my phone carrier. I used to have a cracked version on my phone that can play without shuffle.
>>52187621
"Doing" the appreciation of a subjective art form wrong.
>>52183060
Its nice having access to the same playlists anywhere you are in the world though.
>>52179027
I dunno, I personally use Apple Music because I got roped in with the 3 free months. Interface is inconsistent as hell, really substandard. Music selection in fantastic though.
>>52195575
this, I think I made it a day
No, just buy the albums you like. With Spotify you're basically renting your music: you'll have to pay *forever* $120 a year for the right of accessing your music and playlists (assuming the price doesn't go up eventually). And if a couple of years from now Spotify files for bankruptcy, your music is gone, even if you spent on it $120/year. Compare this with owning your music: assuming you do backups of your CDs or digital downloads, you'll have access to it forever.
>>52182978
>>52183008
>The thing is, valuation is determined by an estimate of future profits, but Spotify has never actually turned a profit.
>>52178682
>pay for shitty quality music that isn't even yours
>don't pay for good quality music that is actually yours
How is this even a choice?
>>52178682
First off, it's like $4.99/mo if you're not retarded. Secondly, it's worth it if you're tech-illiterate.
>>52187722
>he isn't autistic
I use CherryMusic. I kind of like the overall concept of spotify, but it doesn't has any decent music.
Shit, try to find some Shibayan, Alstroemeria, Yonder Voice, D'va etc. there, and those are popular as fuck.
>>52178682
Music discovery and overall convenience of the platform makes it worth it to me. I don't give too much of a shit about "owning" music I only listen to for a week or so and then forget about, music I really like I'll usually download or even buy on physical media anyway.
No snsd no akb no deal
does not have all the music I want so I dont use it
I can get a superior service for free so I choose to torrent.
>>52195732
or you could just sign up for another streaming music service
Spotify only costs 5€ in my country and I feel it's totally woth the price. Unlimited music, one click sync with my phone, great playlists.
I can only recommend it.
>not having terabytes of movies, tv, music, and pictures streaming from your NAS/dedicated server
Can we talk about blocking ads in the non premium versions? I know adblock plus works for pandora on firefox but I want a solution for Google music and Spotify.
>>52195521
Not in particular
>>52198338
>muse
>metal
hahaha oh you pleb you
>>52181539
Any change to get link? I cant find it myself. Thanks
>>52195521
Do you only listen to weeb shit?
Spotify is NOT a replacement for buying/torrenting music.
I've had premium for the last few months and mostly use it to discover new artists (the discover weekly playlists are usually quite good).
If you're not a poorfag then $10 isn't much for the convenience of being able to play your music anywhere and from any device.
>>52178682
>fag buys music
stoopid man
i like EDM so i pay $10 a month to download off of frisky radio. streaming is free. call me a hipster but all the popular sites just play vocal poppy shit.
for classical i just buy used cds from bookstores because they typically sell for pennies.
torrenting is great but audio quality is often a real gamble and truth be told there's a lot of good stuff that's not available on torrents. i got a buddy with a what.cd account and their selection is disappointing, he's left with just stockpiling metal albums since their EDM horde is 'uninspired'.
>>52178682
No the selections are garbage if you have anything but plebeian taste in music
I payed for 3 months for $1 and then quit. I still have it on my computer, it's nice to use it to check out new albums before I waste bandwidth downloading them myself. For full time listening one can just use ex blocker on desktop to stop ads, but your fucked for the mobile version. But then it's easy to transfer files to your phone, as you actually own the music and not a license to play the music. If moving files is a high effort task for anyone they shouldn't be here.
Anyone that is saying that not buying albums hurts artists doesn't understand the music industry, unless you are buying from band camp or something the artist is getting very little from your album purchase and gets virtually no money from streaming. If you truly support an artist, buy their merchandise and see them on tour.
>>52178987
That's what the idea of Pandora's genome thing is supposed to be, too bad its fucking shit and they're mega jews
The price is too high.
I want to be able to listen to music that I like without having my life analyzed.
Spotify has done more harm to humanity than Isis.
If you pay for spotify you are figuratively financing terror.
>>52198029
>plex
enjoy your botnet
>>52198408
Nope, but I do know that Spotify is an inferior experience.
It's like watching movies on anything but a cinema screen
This shit on spotify bothers me. They somehow have multiple copies of the same album you can't differentiate. So if you add the same song to your library, you can see its album twice in your library
>>52178815
>free ptp service
Please expand on this if it isn't torrenting.
>mfw thanks to Spotify radio I made my 5 song collection of chill guitar hipster music into an almost 200 song playlist of cool songs
No ragrets
>I only pay $5 a month because I'm a student
>>52178699
>2016
>still stealing music
>>52199597
and you own an iphone so we can see you're great at making lifechoices
>>52199696
H-how do you know?
>>52199723
Filename
>not using Spotify
Weebs BTFO
I use it because I listen at work and putting music on a player to take is a hassle.
The apps are fucking pieces of shit. The phone app cannibalizes my battery, the desktop app is just shit.
Spotify seems to be the only streaming app that works properly for me. Apple Music's app sucks (at least when I was using it for the trial period on my iPad & computer) and Google Play Music always stops uploading my ~10000 song library at ~400 songs. Currenly I use a cracked Spotify apk.
I was on the Spotify Premium for a while with the student discount with the idea that I was going to stop pirating music, but after I finished listening to an album I liked I would go download it to my computer. I guess I just like having the actual files.
>>52178682
I only pay 5€ because I'm a lazy student fuck
Bought a 1 year premium code for Canada for about 21$ off of eBay. Felt sketchy but 3 month in everything still works perfectly. Had to use Canadian VPN once. Well worth it
Play music has weeaboo shit now.
Can you say that about your service?
i like to think of spotify as an online radio with basically infinite stations.
I don't want to pay money just to listen, but I don't mind being subjected to ads because of that.
I use Google Play Music All Access.
I am atrocious at keeping up to date with music but this has really started to help. I will generally just use the streaming for discovering new stuff and then if I have enough money at the end of my months budget I will buy some songs or torrent them so I have my own downloaded copy that Google can't get rid of.
>>52178796
>sextime music
You know this is /g/ right?
Seriously though I love spotify, and there was just a sale I copped that got me 3 months of premium for 99 cents. Best deal ever
>>52178682
The reason why people have been torrenting for so long is because companies were extremely jewy when it came to providing music abundantly. Spotify meets every single need for my music taste, and i'm willing to spend 1 hour of my work time a month to pay for unlimited music. It's mind blowing how well it works.
>>52202353
Yes, Spotify has tons of jpop and weebshit. I'm listening to Miku right now.
Does anyone know of any sextime music with a lot of base? I need something to masturbate to when I watch porn.
>>52203507
>He gets $10 an hour
>>52203559
Darude - Sandstorm
Saw a porn once of theses two fucking to that beat.
>>52203572
I work at the Burlington Coat Factory, gotta problem with that? I make $9.59 an hour.
>>52203584
Eww, it has too much Zoolander sound to it. I need something with bass and thickness like booties, usually rappers got it down with the whole gunkin fuck vibes.
I've been abusing the three months of spotify for 1 dollar promotion for a year now
I've got several cards from senpaitachi I still haven't used.
I mean one buck for three months it's totally worth it but if I had to pay full price I'd go with Apple Music. The selection is bigger and discovering new music is pretty good with the curated playlists features.
Still, I think I'd pirate everything if I had to pay for this shit
>>52203507
>making $10 an hour
Are you black or a teenager?
>>52203629
Fuck Apple. They weren't the pioneers of this unlike Spotify who paved the way of streaming music to the masses. They deserve the money. Apple on the other hand wouldn't mind scrapping their streaming service because it's only giving them a fraction of their annual revenue.
>>52203638
I'm 25.
>>52203657
I don't give a shit about who started it senpai I just want the better music selection, and from my experience using both Apple Music has the best selection.
The iOS built in player also doesn't make me want to shoot a nigger like the Spotify player and the mess it creates when you download music.
Although Spotify has some nice features like controlling playback from a different device and the desktop app isn't shit like Apple Music, the benefits of Apple Music outweigh the downsides.
>>52194669
192kbps. it's bearable
>>52203673
im sorry
>>52203767
It's okay, some of us in life don't care enough to make a lot of money, and even though we're at the very bottom of the financial system... we keep shit running. People you look down upon yet take for granted that someone is willing to clean up messes in a retail store, or to fix you up a meal they stressed to make.
>>52203815
>Coat factory
>keep shit running
haha what the fuck
>>52203840
I work in the warehouse, it's the backbone of the store.
fag buys music.jpg
>>52195804
>>listen to more than 2 albums
>>instantly 50% savings by streaming
I use Google play music with my buddies. 6 accounts for 14,99$/month. Radio, also my own music, everythings fast and a normal player. Would recommend. Also you can save the songs for offline play.
>>52203891
I was thinking about switching over to Google but Spotify's UI is so appealing to my eyes and has create community playlists to fiddle with.
Someone made a decentralized bittorrent-based streaming service. Decentralized autonomous servers are coming nobody will be able to shut it down or censor it. Information freedom is right around the corner.
torrenttunes.ml
>>52204009
The future is free open source.
>>52178710
That's illegal.
>>52204271
So is growing and smoking cannabis in most places on Earth... who gives a shit? It's only illegal because the system of rich cunts told you so.
>>52183141
>Spotify is great if you listen to music on mainstream labels.
Go back to /mu/ with your shitty indie music
>open Spotify
>Skip two songs that barely match the seed band.
>ad plays: "SOOOOOOO UHHHHHHHH-"
>Close Spotify
>>52204292
This desu. They just made a shitty application and are earning millions doing nothing.
