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by ksk
2994 days ago
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>They might "not even be that great", but they are where all the listeners and the money are. Thats true I think. Or maybe people just stopped buying music and Apple had to figure out another way to make money. It wouldn't make sense for them to invest in features that made non-streaming easier or more appealing to consumers. I noticed this very recently on a road trip where somebody mentioned it was going to be boring without music since they were out of data. I was confused for a second because I guess I'm the older/hipster dude, I've always thought of streaming as a doubly wasteful model where you lose battery life along with data. |
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Exactly! I was a streamer too, but then I switched to flip phone. So now I think I'm even hipstery than you.
Basically, no music for me except good old fashioned radio. And London Grammar on YouTube.