1847
3192 posts
Feb 12, 2016
8:50 AM
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inspired by the streaming rips off musicians thread, i have decided
if you can't beat them join' them. I can now stream music to my computer and my phone...... the best part is it is a company phone
and i do not have to pay the 10 bucks a month subscription. perhaps i should of done this a long time ago.
i pity all you poor artist that are only getting a fraction of a cent for your work, but don't complain
most of the artist i am listening to are dead, they are getting paid nothing.
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1847
3197 posts
Feb 12, 2016
2:32 PM
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SO......
They play the same songs, over and over and over
anyone else here use this service? am i missing something?
for 100.00 dollars a year i can subscribe to amazon prime. they have music and movies and books.
also anything i buy from them gets shipped in 2 days for free. $20.00 dollars cheaper. not that i am paying the bill, but still....
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Ian
297 posts
Feb 12, 2016
4:54 PM
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I used it for a bit, on the free trial... It was good.
You have to make sure you add lots of artists and genres. Play around with it and you will get some pretty diverse stuff come up. The themed play lists are good.
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Killa_Hertz
526 posts
Feb 12, 2016
5:10 PM
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I just buy my music and play it on the amazon app. Amazon has another great feature called autorip. Only available on some albums. But you buy the cd and get the mp3 instantly on the amazon app. In some cases the cd is cheaper than the mp3. And you get both. It's pretty awsome. I only use streaming to find new music.
Btw google play blows.
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"Trust Those Who Seek The Truth. Doubt Those Who Say They Have Found It."
Last Edited by Killa_Hertz on Feb 12, 2016 5:11 PM
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