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Personally I don't really see the point of ownership. If I can listen to the music I'm good, I don't need to "own" a copy. I'm probably an outlier, I don't rea
by sfn42 3y ago
Personally I don't really see the point of ownership. If I can listen to the music I'm good, I don't need to "own" a copy.
I'm probably an outlier, I don't really see the point of collecting things in general. Seems strange to me to have a hobby that consists of literally just buying things.
- KptMarchewa 3y agoI agree with you. Though my reason is that if I were somehow deprived of listening to particular album or watching particular movie, I would not really care.
- shiroiuma 3y agoTwo problems: 1) As people have found out all too often, something you previous had access to, suddenly you don't because the streaming service suddenly removes it for some reason. This is extremely common. This is much more common with movies, admittedly. 2) For music in particular, why pay a monthly fee for something you listen to over and over? That seems very strange to me. I own albums I've had for decades; the idea that I should have been paying a monthly fee just to keep access to them sounds literally insane.