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Yeah fair enough, I think even if I didn't value their discovery the way I listen to music now it would cost too much to buy it all individually. I would probab
by robryan 10y ago
Yeah fair enough, I think even if I didn't value their discovery the way I listen to music now it would cost too much to buy it all individually. I would probably just end up having to use youtube to sample things, the way I do with Spotify currently.
- shmerl 10y agoMany albums on Bandcamp are available fully (or at least partially), so you can easily sample and discover them. If I like something, I buy it. Some albums I bought recently: * https://dbfiechter.bandcamp.com/album/scotland https://dbfiechter.bandcamp.com/album/scotland * https://jonathangeer.bandcamp.com/album/owlboy-ost https://jonathangeer.bandcamp.com/album/owlboy-ost * https://danielamosboots.bandcamp.com/album/neverhood-songs-deluxe https://danielamosboots.bandcamp.com/album/neverhood-songs-d... And you are right. Stuff often ends up on Youtube, which is great for discovery too. And again, if I like something, I'll gladly buy it (as long as it's accessible in DRM-free stores).
- yellow_postit 10y agoIf I have a digital collection I'll be paying storage costs on an ongoing basis for backups so it seems like a wash compared to Spotify and similar services.
- shmerl 10y agoStorage is cheap today and it will only get cheaper.