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I started moving towards my own offline music library after getting pissed off with the record labels removing stuff from streaming services for no reason. Some
by BoxOfRain 5y ago
I started moving towards my own offline music library after getting pissed off with the record labels removing stuff from streaming services for no reason. Sometimes artists do it too, a lot of Adam Kay's offerings from a decade or so ago have been thoroughly memory-holed presumably in a pre-emptive attempt to avoid controversy for their vulgar humour now he's much better known as a public figure.
- ghaff 5y agoI'm not sure I would do it from scratch today but I had a large offline library between ripping CDs and Napster (which was mostly replacing music I only had on old vinyl) pre-streaming so most of my collection is online. I've thought of filling in the gaps with purchases but, for the time being, I figure the missing "classics" I'd want, I should generally be able to buy if I want to at some point.
- kergonath 5y agoDamn. I need to make sure to back that up somewhere. To be fair, some are in very, very poor taste. But a lot of them are genuinely hilarious.
- BoxOfRain 5y agoI'd definitely advise it, I never did and I've not been able to find copies anywhere including Discogs. There was one CD on eBay but I was outbid on it just yesterday.