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I'm developing a really problematic relationship with byte.fm
Found another twothree artists/bands/albums I really liked. Gah...
It seems there's only two alternatives:
a) not listening to the radio --> not discovering anything interesting, except very occasionally, by accident
b) listening to the radio --> discovering FAR TOO MUCH awesome stuff.
And it's not even like I'm listening non-stop!
I kind of wish buying music in digital formats were *significantly* cheaper than buying a CD. At the moment, with the price sort of the same, I still like having a physical object (especially a booklet with, possibly, the lyrics, and some nice artwork). With a significant difference in price, though, I can imagine switching to digital formats - because it would allow me to buy a lot more albums, and I *want* more music. All of this is somewhat hypothetical at the moment, of course, as I don't currently have enough money to buy *any* music. But my birthday is around the corner, so my amazon wishlist is on my mind a lot these days. *g*
It seems there's only two alternatives:
a) not listening to the radio --> not discovering anything interesting, except very occasionally, by accident
b) listening to the radio --> discovering FAR TOO MUCH awesome stuff.
And it's not even like I'm listening non-stop!
I kind of wish buying music in digital formats were *significantly* cheaper than buying a CD. At the moment, with the price sort of the same, I still like having a physical object (especially a booklet with, possibly, the lyrics, and some nice artwork). With a significant difference in price, though, I can imagine switching to digital formats - because it would allow me to buy a lot more albums, and I *want* more music. All of this is somewhat hypothetical at the moment, of course, as I don't currently have enough money to buy *any* music. But my birthday is around the corner, so my amazon wishlist is on my mind a lot these days. *g*