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Nope. Since I signed up for rdio several years ago, I listen to much much more music than I did before. If I was listening only to stuff I owned, I'd get sick o
by dnr 11y ago
Nope. Since I signed up for rdio several years ago, I listen to much much more music than I did before. If I was listening only to stuff I owned, I'd get sick of it pretty fast. People who listen only to music you own: isn't it really expensive to buy enough that you don't get bored?
- coreymaass 11y agoWith Rdio shutting down, what are you switching to?
- dnr 11y agoI signed up for spotify for now. They're doing a promo so you get the first three months of premium for $1. I like some things about the interface better, some things worse. Overall, I wish rdio wasn't closing, but spotify seems like a sufficient substitute. I may also check out google play music in parallel. My one strange requirement is that I want to play music on a headless computer hooked up to my stereo system, and control it remotely with a nice interface (including discovery, etc.). Rdio did this basically by default. For spotify, I think I'll end up using mopidy as the player, but I'm not sure about the remote control yet. There's some conflicting information about whether spotify connect (their shared queue feature) is supported on linux or by 3rd party clients.