Which music streaming service do you use?

[world_of_timmy]

Hi
I don't really know if it is the right place to ask this question but I'll try anyway :-)
I'm looking for a new music streaming service. at the moment i'm using pandora and i'm not really happy with it. so now i'm searching for a new one.
I hope you can give me some recommendations and experiences.
Thanks

[stax76]

I've installed spotify free but use it only extremely rarely, in recent years I download youtube channels such as MrSuicideSheep or
Meg Myers using youtube-dl, if I find a track or album I like and keep I buy it on amazon, for playback I use MusicBee.

[Barough]

Ive been using Spotify for some years now and im very pleased with it. Recommended.

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[LoRd_MuldeR]

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[CWR03]

I like Spotify since I prefer to listen to a whole album, and they have the vast majority of all music available. It's fine on the PC, but the free version's mobile app won't let you listen to a contiguous album, only shuffle play.

[jako]

I prefer deezer. They offer a lot of different artists and also have a offline mode which is really great

[world_of_timmy]

Has anyone tried amazon music unlimited yet?
I was thinking of trying it because I've heard that ist supposed to be quite good. And they are also offering a offline mode, but i'm not sure whether you can really download the music so you can put it on an other device or if you just have the music in the app

[jako]

haven't tried amazon yet but my friend uses it, he is quite satisfied with it but you cannot transfer music to other devices unless you have the app but thats the case with all music streaming services ;) either you buy the music or you try some recording tools

[world_of_timmy]

oh okay thanks good to know... I heard of those recording tools but never tried one, is there something good and usefull? Think I have to search for myself a bit about this topic

[heimerdinger]

I've used Tidal for a long time.
Before that I used Napster then I found it such!

[jako]

I use some recording software called tunebite, quite good if you want to save your music permanently and store on different devices. I still pay for deezer but this is just convienent if you want to establish a music collection without paying for every single song. If you are interested take a look on their website also it works with every streaming services, not just deezer http://audials.com/en/how_to_record_internet_radios/start.html