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Sorry, I am just not that paranoid. I had cassettes until the late 90s, CDs until the mid-2000s, and Spotify since then. Spotify isn't going anywhere.
by fullstop 5y ago
Sorry, I am just not that paranoid. I had cassettes until the late 90s, CDs until the mid-2000s, and Spotify since then.
Spotify isn't going anywhere.
- matwood 5y agoIf we’re in a situation where streaming music goes away, then we’re also likely in a situation where having CDs doesn’t matter. Also, all the people holding onto their 8-tracks are definitely thinking they showed all of us. /s
- lozf 5y agoSpotify may not, but parts of their available catalogue do disappear, depending on licensing deals.
- fullstop 5y agoYes, this happens once in a blue moon. I've bought one album because of this, and the content returned to Spotify within a few weeks of its departure. It is still, for me, a cheaper and more flexible option despite licensing squabbles. It also gives me the opportunity to find new artists and give albums a few listens before deciding on whether or not they do it for me. My views are USA-centric, perhaps licensing issues are more prevalent in other countries.