Yes we’re moving to Apple Music

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am very disappointed with Spotify because of their stance. But what other options are there that allow you to create your own playlists, listen to friends playlist, allow you to have multiple accounts for a family to have their own playlist? I miss the days when I was able to download my Apple Music onto my little nano iPod

Amazon music
Apple Music

To name just two.

Right, and Amazon and Apple definitely occupy the moral high ground.

Higher than Spotify.

Of course I cancelled that is my right

Spotify took their stance I took mine .
See not cancel culture just people exercising our freedoms

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am very disappointed with Spotify because of their stance. But what other options are there that allow you to create your own playlists, listen to friends playlist, allow you to have multiple accounts for a family to have their own playlist? I miss the days when I was able to download my Apple Music onto my little nano iPod

Amazon music
Apple Music

To name just two.

Right, and Amazon and Apple definitely occupy the moral high ground.

Anonymous wrote:I know he can afford to do this but I was pretty impressed how Neil Young put his money where his mouth was and took a stand against something he believed in. It would be impactful if other very well-known and lucrative artists would do the same.

Barry Manilow and Peter Frampton have.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am very disappointed with Spotify because of their stance. But what other options are there that allow you to create your own playlists, listen to friends playlist, allow you to have multiple accounts for a family to have their own playlist? I miss the days when I was able to download my Apple Music onto my little nano iPod

If you switch to the free version of Spotify, do you lose playlists, favorites, etc. or just gain commercials? (I know this doesn't address the issue of whether Spotify needs to be canceled but I am curious about the difference.)

Everything stays. You gain commercials and the inability to play a specific song. So if you click on a song, the playlist starts playing in shuffle mode, and the specific song you want may play as 1st song or as 20th song. You also cannot playlist of same artist, you’ll find “recommendations” added to it, and cannot repeat a song. So it works more like a radio. I have been having the free account except for specific times when they offer free upgrades for 1-3 months. I haven’t cancelled my free account with Spotify.

I'll be playing Harvest Moon on repeat all day!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am very disappointed with Spotify because of their stance. But what other options are there that allow you to create your own playlists, listen to friends playlist, allow you to have multiple accounts for a family to have their own playlist? I miss the days when I was able to download my Apple Music onto my little nano iPod

Amazon music
Apple Music

To name just two.

Yup, that's what I use.

Anonymous wrote:I am very disappointed with Spotify because of their stance. But what other options are there that allow you to create your own playlists, listen to friends playlist, allow you to have multiple accounts for a family to have their own playlist? I miss the days when I was able to download my Apple Music onto my little nano iPod

If you switch to the free version of Spotify, do you lose playlists, favorites, etc. or just gain commercials? (I know this doesn't address the issue of whether Spotify needs to be canceled but I am curious about the difference.)

Anonymous wrote:I know he can afford to do this but I was pretty impressed how Neil Young put his money where his mouth was and took a stand against something he believed in. It would be impactful if other very well-known and lucrative artists would do the same.

I am sure he will miss those $5.47 per month in royalties

I know he can afford to do this but I was pretty impressed how Neil Young put his money where his mouth was and took a stand against something he believed in. It would be impactful if other very well-known and lucrative artists would do the same.

Anonymous wrote:I am very disappointed with Spotify because of their stance. But what other options are there that allow you to create your own playlists, listen to friends playlist, allow you to have multiple accounts for a family to have their own playlist? I miss the days when I was able to download my Apple Music onto my little nano iPod

Amazon music
Apple Music

To name just two.

Anonymous wrote:Anybody cancel their Spotify account after they chose to provide a platform antivaxxer Joe Rogan?

Yes, I canceled. I hope they implode.

I am very disappointed with Spotify because of their stance. But what other options are there that allow you to create your own playlists, listen to friends playlist, allow you to have multiple accounts for a family to have their own playlist? I miss the days when I was able to download my Apple Music onto my little nano iPod

Anybody cancel their Spotify account after they chose to provide a platform antivaxxer Joe Rogan?