Music Cds

... a couple of Kacey Musgrave CDs lol. Impressions after listening to.../0e4X6KNw1He0mlZ2BK9Loz?si=pMhkQxvdRJ6sxb7K5mqPcg View: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lyzdyTE0lJyK5dfZxQY5-00MjQ76XxW68&si...

Lohnt sich Spotify? Ja, klar lohnt sich Spotify. Finde die einzige Alternative wäre noch Youtube Music. weil er meint da is so viel KI Musik Das ist tatsächlicher Schwachsinn. KI Musik findest du inzwischen auf jedem Anbieter. Auch auf Youtube, da sogar haufenweise. Wenn man sich davor wirklich schützen möchte, lach, dann geht es nur über physische Kopien, wie eben CDs.

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... platforms, unlike say movies or music, because that makes preservation much... up to maintain them, unlike CDs, DVDs, or cartridges that can...

... my technological system dedicated to music playback are my CDs, even if I have...

... been meaning to grab the CDs so this just pushed me ... explain how my taste in music was influenced. Insane how obscure ...

Besides video, back then also got a shop in Far East Shopping Center renting music CDs.

Does it play other games or music CDs without issue?   If you flip the unit on its side or upside down and it works, you need a new laser assembly.

As far as great Irish music goes, Taste and Rory Gallagher ... the time it arrived my music taste and life had changed... my interest in new U2 music had gone. I have most... of their albums as the CDs can be had for next ...

... in mind consider that my music memorabilia eBay buyers are 75% ... are currently 12,000,000 CDs (12 million) listed on eBay .... It's a great market for music lovers. Not so much for ...

... from a rap point, the music is so bland and mixed ... at shows, buy hip hop CDs from swap meets and guys ...

... was willing to download music and make CDs for $10-$20, they were...

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... in 1993: The Problem with Music | Steve Albini How record labels... probably make more from t-shirts, CDs, mugs, stickers ...etc than you... they still sell so many CDs

...to play my own music library (from CDs I own that were... I do subscribe to Apple Music (via AppleOne), I don't...bluetooth. When I look at Music on my laptop, MBPro ...synch my personal library with Music, but I don't think ...connectors. The 15pro also plays Music just fine via CarPlay, ...like to load my own music onto this phone--like an ...that this takes storage--my personal music library is about 50GB, and...

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Hello! I've just bought a '96 C4 with the Bose radio, and I'm having issues with the CD player. The radio and cassette player both work fine, but when I insert CDs, it takes them, I can hear them spinning, but instead of music playing, there's a faint static noise. Any ideas what might be wrong? Thanks.

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... to their music app, guess what, you've got some CDs from Selena... all of the hundreds of CDs from your parents. You're fine...

..., mas sim da própria Universal Music Store. Também considero importante registrar...: atrasos de meses na entrega, CDs com acrílico quebrado, encartes com...

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I was frustrated and went back to the basics. And MAN, it IS a feeling to own the music - to feel like it's yours forever, like you actually put in some work to get the CD, and then ripping it, then transferring the files to your phone. I felt a tiny little dopamine boost with every song I downloaded. That's how I felt when I was a teenager. It also feels good that no copyright dispute or evil-company shenanigans can take away that song from me. And I didn't expect this but while I would wait for the ancient technology to do its thing, I would open iTunes and just listen to whole albums. There's nothing smart about iTunes. No recommended music, no algorithm, etc. Acquiring music became an activity that I spent time on, and so just as I used to do when I was 13, I ended up listening to whole albums. And my 13 year old emo self could have told me this already: many albums have hidden gems. There's music that you like when you listen to it once, the songs that make it to top-100, and then there's music that...grows on you. Songs that you didn't expect you'd like. The process of "scrounging" for your music through CDs and other mediums is exactly why in the MySpace days "listening to music" was a legit hobby. Music has a place in almost everyone's life today, but because there's almost zero effort into acquiring music anymore, zero wait, no cool older cousin who would introduce you to Nirvana, no friend who makes mixtapes, because everything is fast and the culture around discovery of music, etc. has significantly changed, the hobby of "listening to music" doesn't carry the same weight anymore. Back in the day it meant that you spent a significant portion of your time discovering and acquiring music. The inconvenience of it all means every song you discover and buy is special to you. The inconvenience helped me have the same personal and meaningful relationship to music and artists as I used to when I was younger. submitted by /u/pineconewashington to r/Music [link] [comments]

...or remove 😂 Here's what I have— Dinosaur Jr.: Hand It Over. Donald Fagen: Kamakiriad. The Cure: Wish, Faith, Songs of a Lost World, Japanese Whispers, 4:13 Dream. Jesus and Mary Chain: Stoned and Dethroned. Rush: Farewell to Kings. Nirvana: Nevermind. Ministry: Filth Pig. Peter Gabriel: Scratch, Security. The Breeders: Last Splash. Rolling Stones: Some Girls. Thin Lizzy: Jailbreak. REM: Life's Rich Pageant, Eponymous, Around The Sun. The Orb: Live '93, Orbus Terrarum, U. F. Off, Orbserver In the Starhouse, Buddhist Hipsters. Massive Attack: Blue Lines. Massive Attack vs Mad Professor: No Protection. Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music: More Than This (best of cd). Bryan Ferry: Dylanesque. Pink Floyd: Animals. Yes: Tales of Topographic Oceans. Prince: Come. Bjork: Homogenic. Morrissey: Viva Hate. Led Zeppelin: Presence. John Wizards: self-titled. Tricky: Pre-Millennium Tension. Talking Heads: Remain In Light. Bob Dylan: Tempest. Smashing Pumpkins: Siamese Dream. ZZ Top: Very Baddest (best of). David Bowie: Ziggy Stardust. ACDC: Flick of the Switch. Public Enemy: Fear of a Black Planet. KLF: The White Room. Glenn Gould: Goldberg Variations ('81). Philip Glass: Solo Piano. The Byrds: Tamborine Man. Underworld: Beaucoup Fish. Husker Du: New Day Rising. Pixies: Come On Pilgrim, Night the Zombies Came. Tool: Undertow. Guided by Voices: Human Amusements (best of). Daft Punk: Alive. Cindy Lee: Diamond Jubilee. submitted by /u/Gullible_Stock_9659 to r/askmusic [link] [comments]

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Hey guys, I hope the post fits here. I’m taking a beginner uni seminar and have to do a small independent project, so I’m curious about people’s personal experiences. My question would be... Why do you still buy physical music (especially in second hand stores) even though streaming is so convenient? Is it about browsing and discovering music, the feel and look of physical media, sound quality, or maybe wanting a bit of distance from streaming services? And what does collecting mean to you? Would really appreciate any thoughts or experiences. Thank you guys in advance :)) submitted by /u/jiminiebambi to r/Cd_collectors [link] [comments]

It’s hard for me to think that any CD could realistically be counterfeit. CDs were mass produced for such a long period of time that the idea of one being “rare” feels almost impossible. I’m not at all worried about counterfeit CDs when I’m out digging, mostly because I just don’t believe someone with the skill to actually counterfeit a CD would bother going through the hassle of finding the correct mastering codes and etching them into discs just to scam collectors. Sure, there are a few releases from cult artists that could be tempting targets — I won’t name them because I don’t want to fuel that side of the hobby — but even then, the odds of running into a fake are incredibly low. And honestly, if I ever did end up with a counterfeit CD, I doubt I’d care much. As long as it plays and sounds fine, I’d probably still listen to it. To me, the whole topic of counterfeit CDs brings up a bigger question within the community: Why are you collecting? There are all sorts of reasons people collect things, and I’m not knocking any of them. But back when we were buying CDs from Best Buy twenty years ago, we didn’t pop them open and analyze every little detail. We just bought the album, listened to it, and enjoyed it. A lot of my CDs back then weren’t even perfect albums, but they still became my albums — the ones I had in constant rotation. If a CD had twelve songs, that was twelve tracks I’d live with, over and over, like them or not, because it was one of the few I owned. That experience made each disc personal. Now I see posts from people asking what the “most collectible” CDs are, and I get why some folks react negatively. When you ask that question, it sounds less like you love music and more like you’re trying to collect status objects — what you think others want, not what you actually want. When I’m out digging, I’m looking for specific artists or albums that mean something to me. If you find yourself asking what CDs you should collect, then maybe you’re not collecting CDs — you’re just collecting things. TLDR: Counterfeit CDs don’t matter nearly as much as why people are collecting in the first place — and it feels like a lot of folks are chasing value or validation instead of genuine enjoyment submitted by /u/nospaces to r/Cd_collectors [link] [comments]

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Today I was talking to my friend about how I'm liking to buy CDs and how it is enjoyable to listen to albums in the way they were made to be listened to. But he told me that it is a waste of money and that I could listen to the same music on YouTube or Spotify. And I couldn't really reply to him with something but "hmm... I don't know... it's different". I really love this new hobbie of mine, but answer him with "it's nice to have a physical collection" (which is one of the reasons that I like CDs) didn't feel a good response. submitted by /u/Faroela to r/Cd_collectors [link] [comments]

I know its because sony didn't included a CD drive to it, but is a shame that their late console can't read music CD, when back in the Ps one it could, and you could even play music and play some games at the same time (if the game is fully loaded in the RAM)hell, Sony even was one of the first companys to develop CDs in first place, this is fucking nonsense. submitted by /u/GabrielXP76op to r/consoles [link] [comments]

I've been listening to Spotify exclusively for music, and I wanted to try it out streaming music through analog means. These 4 are currently on sale near my neighborhood. Was wondering which one of these will have the best sound quality experience through earphones? submitted by /u/rrrbitrary to r/Cd_collectors [link] [comments]

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