I mean, I can just choose a track on my phone or computer, hit play and have music. I don’t currently have a speaker setup.
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Steve@communick.news 3 weeks agoBut why listen to just one song? It seems a waste to sit down, put on headphones or fire up the livingroom stereo, all for only a single pice of music.
Powderhorn@beehaw.org 3 weeks ago
Steve@communick.news 3 weeks ago
That’s no way to enjoy music. You can hardly hear anything on that tinny little phone speaker.
Powderhorn@beehaw.org 3 weeks ago
The computer speakers aren’t terrible, and my earbuds acquit themselves decently when using my phone. Would I like some nice 8" speakers and a subwoofer? Sure. Not realistic in a van.
Steve@communick.news 3 weeks ago
I was trying to be subtle, but that doesn’t seeme to be working.
The point is, lots of people enjoy music lots of different ways, for lots of different reasons. Just because you don’t use subscriptions doesn’t mean they aren’t valid and useful to anyone who isn’t yo u.
In short: Don’t gate keep
bluGill@fedia.io 3 weeks ago
What makes you think it is just one song? In the 1980s it was a mix tape that took the good tracks from several albums. With computers it is a playlist. Or more often it is a play random tracks from my large collection until I hit stop.
I do listen to just one song once in a while when that is all I have time for, or when some song comes to mind that I want to hear. However mostly it is a playlist that I created.
There are a few albums that are related collection and work best listened together, but most are just a bunch of songs and you can listen in any order.
Steve@communick.news 3 weeks ago
I was playing a role to try to make a point to the OP.
Powderhorn@beehaw.org 3 weeks ago
I guess that’s certainly a thing to do. But not all albums are journeys, and thus, one buys individual tracks because the rest of it sucks.