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I don’t know. Sure, the current state of affairs isn’t perfect. But being able to search for any music anywhere in the world (not limited to the physical media
by leokennis 5y ago
I don’t know. Sure, the current state of affairs isn’t perfect. But being able to search for any music anywhere in the world (not limited to the physical media you have on you), having it beamed in pristine digital quality (no worn out cassette) to a pair of wireless earbuds (no half bent wires resulting in only the left earbud working) that also block outside noise (so you can actually hear the music) sure is pleasurable to me.
- fxtentacle 5y agoNow the question is: Does pleasurable equal good? I've heard that Heroin is really pleasurable while you are still high on it. ^_^ Also, my personal experience with Deezer was that their app is so horribly buggy that copying MP3s to an old player and physically connecting the cinch cable turned out to be much more reliable.
- leokennis 5y agoIt might depend on the person. When I was 14 with a Minidisc I had around 15 discs I’d regularly listen to. Couldn’t afford any more. Later I expanded to a ~300 CD collection which I also put on my iPod. Now I have access to a gazillion songs, but my Apple Music “library” is still less than 500 albums. I spend 95% of my listening time with those 500 albums. I have never asked for or sought any “suggestion” from the Apple Music app. However in case there’s something new I want to listen to (I read a review, I heard a song on TV I’m interested in) I have it right there, legally in perfect quality. Don’t need to buy a CD and rip it to iTunes and send it to my iPod or worse, record it in real-time to a Minidisc. So I’m still not convinced I’m currently “missing out” on anything from the 90’s/00’s.