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This. Builds up my arm muscles too when I have to crank it to keep it going in my bunker.
This. Love being able to listen to full albums when I want, so I really don't like Pandora. Spotify is probably the bsst $10 I spend a month.
Spotify does the same. Make your own playlists, listen to others related to bands you like or set up by your friends. makes playlists for you based on what you've been listening to, also provides a playlist weekly off brand new music based on what you like.
This is what I do, though I'm thinking of changing to Spotify Premium because of the library.
Old stuff is hit or miss, but new stuff is amazing.
What makes it better than Pandora subscription? I use both free services but am thinking about shooting the locks off my wallet and diving in. How much per month?
Not sure what you mean by "underground tracks", but I've found some mixtapes/self-released music from various artists to not be available on Spotify. I agree that Spotify Premium is by far the best $10 I spend every month considering how much music I listen to, but I miss listening to some of my favorite "underground" mixtapes from some hip-hop artists that aren't available on Spotify because they're not formal releases.
I believe 15 a month will get a family pass (up to 4 devices at a time). I have no idea how pandora works but Spotify is a library of about every song ever made that you can search through by artist, song, album, genre. You can make your own playlists. They make suggestions based on what you listen to, they have awesome curated playlists you can follow. They have an audiobooks, foreign language courses, comedy albums. If you can listen to it, its there commercial free. It's like you have every recording ever made.
Sorry for the confusion, Tasker. I meant something along the lines of 45 releases from punk bands rather than hip hop mixtapes.
Never heard of them but The Good Disciple rocks, listening now...now Heat Seeker by the Rip Offs. It seems like there's a couple albums from those 2 bands. Not sure if they are missing a lot or those bands just had a small output.
Me too. Got it for $60/yr, price and value so much easier and convenient than torrenting.
I'm not sure what a Pandor subscription comes with. I use Spotify premium because you can download your playlists and listen to them off line. I pay $10 a month.
Cool. They're a Wipers derivative, but excellent, IMHO. The Observers were the first iteration of their collective.
To quote a wise man
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/best-music-streaming-service/ (no pandora)
