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Now we know why you are sadsteve.
Beats can eat my ass!
Well you get what you pay for. I dont know of any free services that let you queue the songs you want to listen to without some kind of restrictions. Maybe for some thats "good nuff", but for others we want to listen to what we want to listen to when we want to listen to it.
Unless it's Howard Stern or NPR all you're listening to is commercials.
So $5 a month for music with excessive bass?
With services like songza, why would anyone pay money?
I spend 3$ a month on di.fm premium. It's all I need. Really. And 320kbps streams now? Yes please!
Howard Stern is shit. He's never been funny and I'd rather listen to Niki Minaj or whatever her name is.
iHeart Radio and Grooveshark are the two that instantly spring to mind.
Grooveshark when I have a very specific play list of songs I want. iHeart when I just want to stream certain bands/genre on my phone. While i haven't used GS in quite a while, last I checked neither had any real restrictions.
Howard Stern is honest, thats why I like him. I was listening to an interview he gave to Emanuel Lewis, you know the "kid" from Webster, who like still looks 12 even though hes 45. Instead of asking the usual safe questions like "whats hollywood like? How were your costars?" he asked him things like "so do you still have to work for money? Are you broke? Are you a virgin? How the hell do you get laid?", you know the kinds of questions we're all secretly wondering in our heads. Sometimes it comes off as crass but there's a certain level of authenticity to it all. He has no filter and it's quite refreshing. Whenever I stumble upon normal talk radio of any kind all I hear is the safety filter in full effect, boring ass dialogue scripted and approved for by sponsors to sell the next 15 minute commercial block.
I dont have Spotift since 10 bucks is more then I like to spend on something that I don't use that often. But if Beats can even come close to the music selection Spotify has, has decent apps for mobile and desktop, and offline playback, then hell yes I'd spend 5 bucks.
I use Songza quite a lot, but I have to wonder since Google bought it out just how long it will survive.
But grooveshark has ads, and their shared cloud system to some weird naming scheme's that can make it annoying to find stuff. Plus they're constantly being targeted by RIAA which has led to service disruptions. With Google Play I dont get any of that. I dont get 15 hits for the same slong/album I am looking for without knowing which quality is the best. There are no ads, and the service is consistent. Maybe you dont care about these things, but thats why some of us are willing to pay for a cleaner service.
Asking a small person "how the hell he gets laid" is not authentic its just bullshit shock radio crap for ratings. Dont kid yourself every single thing Stern does is for the ratings and the money. Nothing authentic about it, he started the shock jock shit now he has to ride it out or fade into obscurity.
I decided to try spotify again, the spotify app paired with ford sync in my car blows google play all access out of the water.
Have a 30 day trial of spotify premium, and I'll probably keep it
Pay for music that isn't live? Why would you do that?
To hear music you like without suffering the hearing damage from johnny the sound man setting up the sound to be perfect for a guy with hearing loss and severe frequency deafness in certain frequencies?