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Wait, what? iTunes is a "failure", and YouTube is the "go-to platform" for "listening to music?" Citation needed.
by troygoode 16y ago
Wait, what? iTunes is a "failure", and YouTube is the "go-to platform" for "listening to music?" Citation needed.
- derefr 16y agoIf I tell you "play me [X song you've never heard of] within the next five seconds", what will you open?
- pierrefar 16y agoThat doesn't mean iTunes is a failure. And I'd probably open Spotify for a song.
- troygoode 16y agoGrooveshark. Also, there is a difference between on-demand playing a song that I have never heard of within 5 seconds and typical listening patterns (at least for me - YMMV).
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- X-Istence 16y agoGrooveshark.
- tptacek 16y agoI don't know. What does that have to do with the question at hand? My telling you "Play me 'Arms So Real' off the NMH 'Shannon House Tapes' within the next five seconds" isn't the music business. The music business in "Mine" by Taylor Swift.
- marksmen 16y agoYoutube, wait I will just search on google and I am sure i will get correct on 99.999999999% of times [even obscure songs in marathi] with first result being youtube.
- paul9290 16y agoHmmm ... i just googled Britney Spears 3 . I then looked to see if Google Suggests, suggested Britney Spears 3 youtube. Nope, because her demographic is not tech savvy enough to append Youtube to their search. On the other hand if you do the same for Arcade Fire Wake Up ... google does suggest Arcade Fire Wake Up Youtube. Thus YouTube is slowly becoming the go-to platform(as tech savvy/early adopters per google suggests are using youtube as such). Personally this is how i listen to songs I want to hear on my PC or on my iPhone. The Youtube iphone app is cool as it saves all songs(videos) you listened to under "history"