Thrice Anthology Studio Version I made a playlist with the studio versions of Thrice’s Anthology track listing. They are one my favorite bands and this covers a lot of their material. Check it out. Spotify [spotify id=“spotify:user:benjer712:playlist:6S9RTzTpwhAWFzKS3jrZXA” width=“300” height=“380” /] Rdio https://rd.io/i/QU4U3DN_tLY
[audio https://open.spotify.com/album/52WPKO9oZ8xyl7HftSwz2Y?plead=please-dont-download-this-or-our-lawyers-wont-let-us-host-audio] [spotify id=“spotify%3Aalbum%3A52WPKO9oZ8xyl7HftSwz2Y&view=coverart” width=“500” height=“580” /] Bringing it way back.
Streaming Music Services VS an iTunes Addiction Music has been a huge part of my life for many years. I’m no longer a touring musician but I still play music as much as I can. Music is always playing in our house and I can’t imagine living life without it. Time has changed the way I listen to music a lot. I came of age in the era of the CD, but ever since I got my first iPod I’ve relied almost entirely on iTunes for my music consumption. At this point I’ve amassed a collection that would take 43 days to listen to. ...
Heavy Trash Hitting the Spot I discoverd this band tonight thanks to Mog’s great recommendation engine. I love me some rockabilly and Heavy Trash has a really unique take on it with equal parts rockabilly and garage rock. [1] [spotify id=“spotify:album:34cThQgcOXrwVhz97Z1Z6y” width=“300” height=“380” /] http://mog.com/m/album/11292839?ci=40000 Heavy Trash - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ↩
A really good take on the state of the music business as it relates to Spotify, piracy, iTunes, and money from Derek Webb. I’ll go even further to say that I actually prefer illegal downloading over Spotify because when you get music illegally it’s at least implicit in the transaction that what you’re doing is potentially harmful to the artist. But with Spotify, your conscience is clear because you’re either enduring ads or paying to use the service and access the music. But from the blue-collar artist’s perspective, they’re not receiving any meaningful payment (there’s little discernible difference between $0.00029 and $0.00) and they are learning nothing about their fans, not to mention that music readily available on Spotify for little to no payment completely poaches the record sales upon which middle-class musicians are depending for survival (which is why I will withhold any new releases from Spotify in the future). ...