Which is the Best Music App?
So what does everyone else use?
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I just paid for another year of Sirius after having it free for 12 months with my car purchase. It's $7 a month now and I think would jump to $17 in another year. Not really the same type of thing as Spotify or the other music streaming apps, IMO.
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Blue tooth and my library of music on the Amazon player
Not a big podcast guy other than being a legend
Before Joe Rogan there was @iDawg -
@RaceBannon and @iDawg I think was one of the first podcasts of any form I ever listened to.RaceBannon said:Blue tooth and my library of music on the Amazon player
Not a big podcast guy other than being a legend
Before Joe Rogan there was @iDawg
I'm just so used to Spotify and have a crap ton of play lists created there. Their algorithms have learned me a lot of great deep tracks over the year.
I tried Qobuz for a bit too and they have files for most albums which are higher rez than CD. If I was going to stream music into my hi fi gear (I don't) I'd use them. -
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You sound poor. (Harvey Road voice) Why not all ofSirius and Spotify and Amazon/Apple?
The Throbber has all of the above. Pretty sure Mrs. Throbber v2.0 has both Amazon and Spotify. I don't nickle and dime her purchases. Fights over money = no sexy time.
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The reason I hate Sirius is they play the same fucking songs over and over. MrsIamnotinLebam will listen to 70's tunes - so in less than a year I have listened to (and most of the time not the entire song) Kung Fu fighting, WRKP in Cincinnati, Penis Colada song more than I ever had in the 70s. Sirius has 200 songs on 8 hour replay and they expect me to pay $23 a month. I refuse to pay Howard Stern's $20 million salary.
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I have Sirius after new car purchase (will not pay for sub), and listen to about 5 channels...Underground Garage, Bob Marley, Deep Tracks, and MLB Radio. The one I find myself listening to more and more is the Grateful Dead channel, because it brings a sense of calm over me when I feel the urge to play bumper-cars with the ever-growing amount of complete fucking idiots on the road...after re-reading this, I should probably be driving a 74 Oldsmobile, in the left lane, 10 mph under the speed limit, with the blinker on...Boomer Revolt!
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My experiences with Sirius all come from one year trials on my work rigs that get replaced every few years. Truth is that I burn out on it every time and rarely listen to it after a couple of months. I use bluetooth or cds.LebamDawg said:The reason I hate Sirius is they play the same fucking songs over and over. MrsIamnotinLebam will listen to 70's tunes - so in less than a year I have listened to (and most of the time not the entire song) Kung Fu fighting, WRKP in Cincinnati, Penis Colada song more than I ever had in the 70s. Sirius has 200 songs on 8 hour replay and they expect me to pay $23 a month. I refuse to pay Howard Stern's $20 million salary.
There, my rant is over. Plus I only listen to 6 channels at most.
What you say is very true about all of the stations I've tried. I would scan through about five of them...The Beatles channel, Bob Marley, Deep Cuts, Octane, Ozzy's Boneyard (or something like that), and one classic rock station. Then Stern. You pretty much hear the same shit every time. -
I use Sirius only for talk radio and comedy. Very rarely for music. That's what the flash drive archives are for.LebamDawg said:The reason I hate Sirius is they play the same fucking songs over and over. MrsIamnotinLebam will listen to 70's tunes - so in less than a year I have listened to (and most of the time not the entire song) Kung Fu fighting, WRKP in Cincinnati, Penis Colada song more than I ever had in the 70s. Sirius has 200 songs on 8 hour replay and they expect me to pay $23 a month. I refuse to pay Howard Stern's $20 million salary.
There, my rant is over. Plus I only listen to 6 channels at most.
