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> In fact, one survey by the US Library of Congress suggested that less than 20% of all recorded music was available on the internet. Do they mean commercially
by dmix 2y ago
> In fact, one survey by the US Library of Congress suggested that less than 20% of all recorded music was available on the internet.
Do they mean commercially? Public and private trackers fill much of this void
- danwills 2y agoMy favourite genre is demoscene (music from demos) which I think can only be found in generally playlist-able form on YT, but I haven't tried Spotify (nor trackers, assuming you mean torrents?) so I have no idea.. I'm sure there's loads on Spotify if you look (is second reality there? Probably I'm guessing).. but on YT it's the prod vids generally include the demo visuals too!
- danwills 2y agoAh didn't realise my 'Demoscene Forever' playlist is public[0]! Apologies it's only semi-ordered and all about my own interests of course but maybe fun to follow if you like the flavour? :) [0] https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlerVIXy18-dSHxk4Gr_NeeWyJ6X2Mrct&si=Ww_3ftHquj8rAWrr https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlerVIXy18-dSHxk4Gr_NeeWy...
- dmix 2y agoYes similar to me, which is hunting down 90s hiphop instrumentals, B sides and unreleased stuff which you can only find on YT with poor quality (and youtube EQs audio to make voices louder) or on torrent trackers. That plus non-remastered stuff, I've never been a fan of a lot of modern mastering.