Whatever happened to buying a song and owning it forever. I dont like ghe spotify and pandora models. I just rather buy a song for .99 and own it.
If any of us tried to rebuild our music collections that way, it would cost a fortune.
Whatever happened to buying a song and owning it forever. I dont like ghe spotify and pandora models. I just rather buy a song for .99 and own it.
But the Spotify model is better for a lot or people (me included). It's rare that I use iTunes Radio. Only if they have exclusives that you can't here anywhere else. Not sure why the business model matters.
This is honestly really good for all companies involved. Apple can try to dominate another space, while users can stop using the crapy car menus. But if you live in an area with poor Apple Maps, you really shouldn't use that. Just get Google Maps to bluetooth its audio to your car instead.
But the Spotify model is better for a lot or people (me included). It's rare that I use iTunes Radio. Only if they have exclusives that you can't here anywhere else. Not sure why the business model matters.
Here's why: Because the only real competitor to Apple now is Pandora. Spotify offers a different model (for now).
..an album is meant to be consumed as a whole item, i.e. each song is a chapter. I imagine the artist agonizing about the right order of the songs, etc ...I'm probably very much in the minority here ...
I'm with you all the way on this one; didn't think there were people left who like to put on an album --especially concept albums from the past-- and enjoy the whole thing in it's entirety.
Also, listening to whole albums makes you appreciate the better songs more.