I’ve been an android user all my life so I’ve been using Google Play but even that has become rare in this streaming age. I might be getting ahead of myself but it seems even MP3s are becoming obsolete as we’re in the streaming age. I buy music on bandcamp but obviously use the bandcamp app to stream the music instead of downloading the mp3. Saves space for things I need to download. If it ain’t on bandcamp it might be on Spotify or Soundcloud. Those 3 are my go to’s. If it ain’t on any of those 3 that’s when I go to Google play which by the way has its own cloud service that I used to use to save hard drive space. I still buy physical CDs and Vinyl or Cassette when CDs are not available.
I was going to start a thread, but this related topic will do:
More than once lately I’ve had difficulties finding (legal) downloads for albums and songs. I’m quite prepared to pay, (within reason) for my music, and having just had my lap-top serviced and cleaned and new hard drive fitted, I do not want to get music from any dodgy “free” download sites (which is often all I see if I Google the music in question).
I don’t use, and I don’t want to use, Spotify or Apple’s Evil Empire. All I want is an mp3; is that too much to ask? Amazon was be another possible port of call, but not everything is on Amazon (as a download, anyway). Likewise Bandcamp. I would have thought that artists’ websites and/or Facebook pages would have links to ‘approved’ download locations, but even that isn’t always the case. Sometimes I think people don’t make it easy to get their music.
The latest music I have had this problem with is Devin The Dude’s Acoustic Levitation.
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