I used to really suggest Tidal frequently because they were better for artists than Spotify, if you were into the streaming thing.
Unfortunately, as of today they've retired their Roku app, adding that to their graveyard of supported platforms (along with my digital audio player, my living room hifi streamer, and my tablet)
So I'm left with just my phone (since if I could use the web client, I'd already have access to my media).
@jackwilliambell That's why I felt it was worth bringing it up. There needs to be more discussion about it so people don't feel like they're the only one.
FWIW? I don't do file sharing. I still buy on physical media, unless downloads are the only option. I rip music and DVDs myself and hand-curate my digital library, but I keep the physical media.
Same goes for books, except I never got into ebooks much. Tried, but I prefer the feel and smell of a real paper book. Like I said, I'm an old fart.
@jackwilliambell Same, I love buying physical and digital releases from artists, because having been an artist much of my life, I know how much those little emails mean.
I remember when the only way you could fill a tank to get to the next show was to move enough CDs and cassettes and stickers at the current show.
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