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Post by bencat on Jul 10, 2023 11:33:25 GMT
I buy music on CD and download every month . However when I find something I really like by an artist I am not familiar with it becomes a feeding frenzy . Heard a song by The National liked but not really heard the band before so sitting here using Amazon used and EBay ring about five or six used cd,s for under a fiver and just order them all . I did this with Malia and others never seen to just buy one CD listen to it then decide to look for more , if there are well priced used then order as many as I can . Strange really but means I do have the chance to binge listen if I want to .
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Post by ChrisB on Jul 10, 2023 11:41:29 GMT
I used to do that a lot. Not so much nowadays, though.
Completism is easier with some artists than others though. Just be careful before you think about getting into the work of Frank Zappa!
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Post by Slinger on Jul 10, 2023 12:42:27 GMT
Like Chris, I've done that in the past with a few artists, but started to find myself with a bunch of albums I only played the once. I do have "complete" collections, but only from building on existing favourite bands and artists, and mostly bought one at a time.
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Post by bencat on Jul 10, 2023 13:36:20 GMT
You see that would be sensible and one part of me knows this . But I still find myself like to day doing it . It is mainly when the used Cd prices are pretty low and i just think its not that much and add as many as I find . Getting to listen is always an issue for me any way I have over 4500 cd,s and somehting like 77,000 songs listed in my library so not able to ever listen to all of these and the main reason why I just have never bothered to look at a streaming service as I can not get through what i own let alone get drawn in to the endless rabbit hole of streamed music .
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Post by Slinger on Jul 10, 2023 14:00:05 GMT
I've never bothered with streaming for precisely the same reasons, although I do like disappearing down the odd YouTube rabbit hole and discovering new artists, and I use the free version of Spotify to check out their albums before making a buying decision, which is mostly downloads these days, except when there's something "special" about the CDs. Point ion case; I bought the last three Bernie Marsden CDs, all signed by the man himself.
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Post by John on Jul 10, 2023 17:20:59 GMT
I rarely do with artists but I do it from time to time exploring different music themes. For instance a few years ago I did a deep dive into modern cello music, which then led me to explore modern classical music for a while
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Post by MartinT on Jul 10, 2023 17:34:22 GMT
I stream exactly because I want to chase down new artists and explore what I like, add good material to one of my genre playlists (stoppit Chris!) and reject the rest. I never need to buy CDs or downloads. It gives me complete freedom to explore for just the monthly sub.
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