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I save £120 each year for the past 19 years Since 2006 I have saved £2280 new CD's cost on average £12 and buying them cheaper online I now have over 350 of m

by reify 2y ago

I save £120 each year for the past 19 years Since 2006 I have saved £2280 new CD's cost on average £12 and buying them cheaper online I now have over 350 of my favourite CD's. I then rip them and create my own music lists for free. Load them on my phone, job done From hendrix, zeppelin, nirvana to Ween to stevie Ray Vaughan to Uk garage, hard house classics and System of a down and everything in between. They are all mine, I own them Why would you pay any company to listen to music that you can buy and you own forever. I can even leave them to my children. you cant do that with spotify

solardev 2y ago
That sounds like a lot of inconvenience just to save $10 a month, and no easy way to make "sounds like" playlists out of them. It's hard to find CD drives in cars and computers anymore too. In fact I don't even know where to get CDs anymore either. Do they still sell them in stores? I can get buying digital albums if owning is your thing, but why physical media? It takes so much time to rip and copy them across devices.
threecheese 2y ago
What’s the stack you use to rip/host/play? Looking to do the same (and with the same music haha)