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   by ulyssestone 15y ago

   Yes I understand, actually I know quiet a bit about how dinosaur like RIAA/IFPI make their lives:P But as I quoted in my article, Spotify staff admitted that they got music in lossless from labels, and have the rights to convert and stream
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   by ulyssestone 15y ago

   So... You are suggesting me to write this entire report based on "from what I heard, about 70% of the 100 tracks I auditioned are probably not at 320 kbps"?...
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   by ulyssestone 15y ago

   I think the ever-ongoing war between audiophiles and "nobody can tell 128/192/256/whatever kbps lossy files from CD" supporters is irreverent here. I am not suggesting Spotify to give us a better quality that maybe doesn't mean too much for
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   by ulyssestone 15y ago

   Thanks for all the comments. Personally I don't think licensing is the problem. Why would the labels let Spotify stream the new Paul Oakenfold and Beyonce album as exclusive pre-releases and, at the same time, not allow them to offer HQ str