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[Kaneki 1,073]

How do you get your music?

 

I use Spotify. If you do not know what Spotify is, it is a service where you can get ad-supported music for free, legally. If you do not want ads and want to be able to listen offline, they have a $9.99/mo option where you get no ads, unlimited listening time (free edition limited to 10 hours a month), and the ability to listen on phones/tablets/etc. (basically anything that isn't a PC).

[tanoshii 131]

I used to use Grooveshark, but nowadays I usually just find the song on YouTube, then just download and convert to MP3.

[Kaneki 1,073]

I used to use Grooveshark, but nowadays I usually just find the song on YouTube, then just download and convert to MP3.

 

I'd use Grooveshark if they didn't bill yearly (last time I checked).

[Carbon 57]

If I want a physical copy I order off Amazon or HMV. If I just want digital then I get it on my phone with Deezer premium, that comes free with my phone.

[Veiled Enigma 389]

I usually use Pandora Radio, a pretty good site/app you can use to listen to a musician you like as well as musicians that are similar. If I actually want the music files, then I use a Youtube ripper, or my good friend Frostwire.

[Lemon003 13]

I have my ways... XD

If I really like an album I'll get it on vinyl. There's just something really appealing about having music in giant physical form.

[Xebec 74]

I go to a nearby store called Electric Fetus

They have everything there and I love them :3

Itunes is lame

[Envy 6,168]

Finding my music I go through a variety of sources. Like radio, Last.fm (searching on it, I've never been able to get into internet radio), YouTube, etc.

 

Getting it I either buy CDs or download them from iTunes.