Why you should own your music
 

I just got back on line after almost two weeks of no internet service. Had I been relying exclusively on streaming services I’d have been without music. It may be an unusual occurrence, but it’s another reason why it’s worth collecting music you love and not relying on Qobuz or Tidal to always be there.

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Agree 100%

Yeah .. I live in a new neighborhood so I've been down for weeks at a time a couple of times this year due to construction issues. Glad that doesn't impact my vinyl playback! :D

George

Tony - Not only that....I was thinking of ripping all my CDs and finally getting rid of physical discs......until I explored those buyback sites and found that I'd only get between 10 and 25 cents per disc. Forget that, I'll keep em. Not worth it by a long shot.

- Buck

You gotta own at least some music.

Some years ago I sold all my records, big mistake, won't sell my CD's. For years I resisted streaming, finally bought the Lumin U1 and 20 TB NAS. When confronted with its advantages and the wealth of material, wham!!!!! enough said. However I still enjoy spinning discs and owning physical media.

Tony, what happened to lose internet for 2 weeks?

We don’t live at the end of the civilized world but you can see it from our deck.

I can’t reliably stream hi-Rez content from any music service.

So I buy stuff. I have a lot of it. ;)

Indeed......... my local guys said they did not want them unless they were free. Said "some" of the jazz and rock&roll might sell, but there is zero market for classical.
As, well, vinyl sounds best to my ears in any event and searching out old LPs is part of the fun.