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I assume, perhaps incorrectly, that everyone has the same catalog (at least for my fairly boring taste in music) and actively choose Spotify’s personalization o
by armaansarkar 4y ago
I assume, perhaps incorrectly, that everyone has the same catalog (at least for my fairly boring taste in music) and actively choose Spotify’s personalization over Apple Music’s tighter integration with my phone, car, etc. Just a single data point though.
- coldtea 4y agoNo, I choose Spotify's UI over Apple Music's. I also prefer Spotify user-run playlists better, which I pick myself, searching for genres and songs explicitly. Nothing to do with preferring the personalization.
- JadeNB 4y ago> No, I choose Spotify's UI over Apple Music's. "No" seems to suggest that you're disagreeing with your parent's post, but your parent is saying why they chose it, not why you did: > I assume, perhaps incorrectly, that everyone has the same catalog (at least for my fairly boring taste in music) and actively choose Spotify’s personalization over Apple Music’s tighter integration with my phone, car, etc. Just a single data point though.
- coldtea 4y ago>but your parent is saying why they chose it, not why you did: And I am saying why I chose it. You don't need to read too much into the "no", nor have to find some perfect formal consistency in a quick response. It's just "no" as in, "no, that's not my case".
- crgt 4y agoAnecdotally, I love the personalized station Apple Music generates for me. I have pretty eclectic, cross-genre taste and the quality of the personalized station - the mix of stuff I already love and the new stuff that I don't know yet but that I end up loving - is by far the stickiest part of the service for me. It also seems to be improving over time? I know, anecdotal, but that has been my experience..