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I've always viewed Pandora, Spotify and services like that as discovery services. They let me hear the music before parting with a more money. If I find an arti
by sitharus 13y ago
I've always viewed Pandora, Spotify and services like that as discovery services. They let me hear the music before parting with a more money. If I find an artist that I really like I'll buy their album or some merchandise.
Given the breadth of music I get from Pandora there's no way I'd be able to afford every album of every artist I listen to on the off chance I might like them.
Also you need to remember that a lot of people won't have the disposable income to buy albums, tshirts or subscribe to satellite radio, so that money from Pandora isn't going to be replaced.
Yes it's not much, but there's more to it than that number alone.
- warfangle 13y agoYup. I stopped purchasing digital music goods (amazon mp3s, itunes downloads) a while ago. I subscribe to Spotify for music discovery, and resort to discogs.org to purchase vinyl of music I want to keep, to own, to cherish on my Dual 1219. I am not alone in this philosophy.