I was a CD and vinyl guy until recently but have to admit that I got hooked on Spotify. (paying 9€ per month). If you listen on the high quality setting, the sound is outstanding (at least for 50 year old ears). And it is great to listen to an album/playlist on the stereo at home, then take the cell to the car and the music just continues. But the best part: we have a small pub nearby, just 30 seats and they do gigs with fairly unknown musicians (Celtic, Australian, U.S., etc); I am able to find 95 percent of them on Spotify, which is amazing. Bad part: the artists really get a very shitty deal from any clicked song. I try to make good by still buying CDs at the concerts. (feels weird being sorted behind the Kangaroos with 3 fannies...)
It's just an app, on a phone. Not to replace your music collection or buying CD's. I use it for music at work, in the garage or now for listening to on the bike. Have a play list with about 200 random tracks, like listening to a radio station that only plays good music and no DJ talking shite or adverts.
I downloaded the app onto my tablet and it worked fine. Downloaded two of my favorite tracks - Radar Love and Alright Now !!
My son was up for his tea and told me about a web site where i can watch films and box sets for free solarmoviez.to i have now got a huge list of films and shows to watch!! he also showed me how to copy any music from you tube..you just highlight the link on you tube then open another tab and go to listentoyoutube.com and paste the link from you tube into the box then click to download and bobs your uncle!! easy peasy..when you know how
Well you wouldn't have a bloke called Gloria - would you? I mean, that would be just daft wouldn't it ?? Bugger, bugger bugger! He's changed his 'handle' AGAIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well that just wasted a minute of my life!! Maybe we should have a thread called things to read and watch if you've given up on life!!
