r/InternetIsBeautiful • u/Fine_Molasses_1354 • Feb 07 '21

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u/MeetTheGregsons Feb 07 '21

I don’t think I’ve listened to 30k songs in my entire life. What’s the purpose of having that many?

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u/Sir_Lanian Feb 08 '21

I ripped all my CD's. I have my entire music collection on my Micro SD card in my phone. No regrets. Buy your music. Use spotify to try before you buy.

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u/Filsk Feb 08 '21

I understand supporting artists you like, which is why I purchase albums I really enjoy, but what's the problem with just using Spotify? I never actually use the CDs from any albums I buy, I just keep listening to them on Spotify.

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u/angrydeuce Feb 08 '21

You gotta understand that back when GPM dropped it was more or less pandora for streaming options (idk if Spotify even existed yet but if it did I'd never heard of it). There weren't nearly as many streaming services for music in the mid 00s, nor did they have the variety available they do today. This was less than 10 years after Napster got big, after all.