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Same for me! Switched to Bandcamp + Navidrome and have decided that one of my goals for the year is to find at least 2 albums per month I want to buy. I will s

Same for me! Switched to Bandcamp + Navidrome and have decided that one of my goals for the year is to find at least 2 albums per month I want to buy. I will shamelessly promote the bandcampsync [1] CLI tool for automating downloads of your bandcamp library and bandcamp-sync-flask [2] wrapper that I built so I could invoke it from the web on my phone after I buy an album. [1] https://github.com/meeb/bandcampsync https://github.com/meeb/bandcampsync [2] https://github.com/subdavis/bandcamp-sync-flask https://github.com/subdavis/bandcamp-sync-flask

nemomarx 9mo ago
What's the navidrome pitch?
- ezst 9mo ago
  You stream the music you own, it uses the subsonic protocol/API, and so is compatible with countless clients, letting your enjoy your lossless music on fancy hardware at home or cached on your mobile device when on the go.
- indrora 9mo ago
  Better Plex than plex for music built by people who know what they're doing that uses a common API among different servers and clients, including ones that glue to Sonos, etc.
- sph 9mo ago
  self-hosted winamp, using an open protocol, so you can use whatever client if you don't like its web application.
indrora 9mo ago
oh my god thank you for showing me that I had been using a combination of aria2 and a link scraper plugin for years to download bulk out of bandcamp because of how fast their API will time out.
eloisius 9mo ago
This is great. If you packaged it as a docker-compose YAML and maybe added a periodic task to poll automatically id drop it into Container Station in my NAS today.
meeb 9mo ago
Hi subdavis!
- eleventen 9mo ago
  hey meeb :) thanks again for this tool!
N-Krause 9mo ago
Awesome! Something that I had on my todo list the past couple of months, because I also switched from YT Music to Navidrome + Bandcamp. Feels great to own your music again. Thanks for sharing your work!
summermusic 9mo ago
> one of my goals for the year is to find at least 2 albums per month I want to buy. Rate Your Music (RYM) has been invaluable for me in discovering loads of music, I'd highly recommend it
- blue_pants 9mo ago
  Please, share your method. I looked up an artist there (Dio), and then an album (Holy diver). Neither page helped me find "similar" music
  - lanfeust6 9mo ago
    find the bands listed on metal-archives and check the "similar artists" tab, also the side-bar sources from r/metal on reddit
  - qwertygnu 9mo ago
    Look at the user lists that the band/album is included in. The title of the list should give you a good idea of what else you'll find on it. You can also click on any one of the band/album's genres and look at the charts.
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Semaphor 9mo ago
> find at least 2 albums per month I want to buy. Maybe I should set that goal as well, for 2025 I had 120 ;) Love bandcamp, love navidrome! And if you are on Android and don’t mind using closed source, paid (one-time) software, Symfonium is pretty much the best mobile player you can get for selfhosted streaming.
sph 9mo ago
Man, it was 1997 the last time I bought as much music as I did last year. I'm very happy that neither Youtube Music nor Spotify see a dime of it.

nemomarx 9mo ago

What's the navidrome pitch?

ezst 9mo ago
You stream the music you own, it uses the subsonic protocol/API, and so is compatible with countless clients, letting your enjoy your lossless music on fancy hardware at home or cached on your mobile device when on the go.
indrora 9mo ago
Better Plex than plex for music built by people who know what they're doing that uses a common API among different servers and clients, including ones that glue to Sonos, etc.
sph 9mo ago
self-hosted winamp, using an open protocol, so you can use whatever client if you don't like its web application.

indrora 9mo ago

oh my god thank you for showing me that I had been using a combination of aria2 and a link scraper plugin for years to download bulk out of bandcamp because of how fast their API will time out.

eloisius 9mo ago

This is great. If you packaged it as a docker-compose YAML and maybe added a periodic task to poll automatically id drop it into Container Station in my NAS today.

meeb 9mo ago

Hi subdavis!

eleventen 9mo ago
hey meeb :) thanks again for this tool!

N-Krause 9mo ago

Awesome! Something that I had on my todo list the past couple of months, because I also switched from YT Music to Navidrome + Bandcamp. Feels great to own your music again. Thanks for sharing your work!

summermusic 9mo ago

> one of my goals for the year is to find at least 2 albums per month I want to buy. Rate Your Music (RYM) has been invaluable for me in discovering loads of music, I'd highly recommend it

blue_pants 9mo ago
Please, share your method. I looked up an artist there (Dio), and then an album (Holy diver). Neither page helped me find "similar" music
- lanfeust6 9mo ago
  find the bands listed on metal-archives and check the "similar artists" tab, also the side-bar sources from r/metal on reddit
- qwertygnu 9mo ago
  Look at the user lists that the band/album is included in. The title of the list should give you a good idea of what else you'll find on it. You can also click on any one of the band/album's genres and look at the charts.
- deleted 9mo ago
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Semaphor 9mo ago

> find at least 2 albums per month I want to buy. Maybe I should set that goal as well, for 2025 I had 120 ;) Love bandcamp, love navidrome! And if you are on Android and don’t mind using closed source, paid (one-time) software, Symfonium is pretty much the best mobile player you can get for selfhosted streaming.

sph 9mo ago

Man, it was 1997 the last time I bought as much music as I did last year. I'm very happy that neither Youtube Music nor Spotify see a dime of it.