Where does everyone get their music?

Where does everyone get their music or mp3's these days? The Amazon music app is total crap since their last update.

 

Local Record Store

I can't stand streaming music.

 

I use SiriusXM. It's in the vehicles and I've got the app. If there's a specific song I want to listen to, I use You-annoymewithyourads-tube.

 

Spot a fly for me when on the go. I do have a collection of vinyl that I bust out once in a blue moon.

 

Amazon music sucks. I thought it was my phone, but apparently not. Second for the Sirius app.

 

We got Apple Music included on our Verizon plan when we swapped back from AT&T as part of some promo. It’s all I use these days

 

Everyone I know uses Spotify as their main source with a paid plan. Can't beat it in my opinion. No ads, offline storage, apps for every platform, and high bitrate streaming. Clean interface and nearly all music is available.

 

Now using xm because trial came with certified preowned tundra. Often get xm trials after servicing hyundai. But I don't pay for xm, don't drive enough to justify their price.

Apple music or pandora, recently trying spotify.

Years ago ripped my cd collection, so have most of that on phone. When I want to listen to a particular artist just play through bluetooth (most often that is Rush or Pink Floyd)

 

iTunes or Pandora. I got no problem paying $1 for a song I really like and downloading it on my phone. I need to quit being lazy and rip my cd’s to mp3.

 

on mobile: use brave browser and you won't get any ads
on pc: use pihole to shield your entire house from ads
on other smart device like a smart tv: no solution for you

 

Apple music. I can download any album I want, any song I want and make any type of playlist I want. (Nearly Any) All for a standard monthly fee.

Then, on longer trips, I can talk to my truck and ask a nice lady to change to any song or album I want without even raising a finger.

 

Apple music. I've been able to pay student pricing for the past 4-5 years lol.

I also use XM on the radio and just subscribed to Pandora.

 

Been a paid Spotify user since about 2015. Hard to beat all the music options, offline access, other users/playlists, and hulu. Hard to beat that deal.

I also pay for SiriusXM since its in the truck so its a close toss up for second between them and Pandora.

 

I got 100s of cds I can no longer use since my 21 doesn't have a cd player. I use youtube music since I have a premium account. You can download as much as you want to your phone which is awesome since I drive alot of places with little to no signal. I actually like the youtube music app

 

I have premium and knew nothing about the music app

 

Earliest receipt I can find for my premium account is 2012. But I had it for years before that. Anyone remember GrooveShark??

 

So I had that problem until I decided to digitize my collection during lockdown in 2020. It took some time but I found a quality program that ripped the tracks well and included relevant Metadata so I didn't have to add all the track names. Worth the $8 in my opinion and now I have nearly 6k songs to listen to including stuff you cannot find online

 

P.S. Apple Music is the best hands down.

 

Had an 8 track in a 78 F250 I had for a time. It only played Johnny Paycheck and Def Leppard.

 

Yup its totally free for you. Just download youtube music and download away.

 

Same

 

YouTube music mostly or iTunes

 

Why was I thinking Apple killed off iTunes?

 

No idea. I have iTunes on my PC and jam while nuking the Children of Atom...

 

XM and Spotify Premium.

XM and Spotify Premium. Library is endless/limitless with music and podcasts and everything stated from "Blang805".

 

apple lossless

 

What program did you use?

 

I used Exact Audio Copy and the $8 was for a one time subscription to the GD3 Metadata plug in to pull track info and album art. It saves quite a bit of time

 

Thank you.

 

I pay for Pandora, you get songs that are not available with the free version, or I use youtube music.

I don't download a single thing