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Best Online Listening Music Services - Free or Subscription
Posted on 5/6/12 at 1:08 pm
Posted on 5/6/12 at 1:08 pm
I used to have an XM radio which came with free online access. For various reasons I dropped XM.
I now listen to Live365 online. I don't have a VIP subscription. The commercials are pretty brief and bearable. The station formats I like are all there.
I've heard some folks use Rhapsody which I have not tried.
What online service do you use/ recommend? What are the fees?
I now listen to Live365 online. I don't have a VIP subscription. The commercials are pretty brief and bearable. The station formats I like are all there.
I've heard some folks use Rhapsody which I have not tried.
What online service do you use/ recommend? What are the fees?
Posted on 5/6/12 at 1:19 pm to TigerTailsSoup
I subscribe to Rhapsody for ten bucks a month. It has an extensive library, except for some extreme underground stuff I can't find, and the heavily guarded bands with strict copyright laws like King Crimson and the Beatles. Songs stream to both your computer and phone, so if you use your phone in your car stereo, you've got that too. Also, while you're a paid subscriber, you can "download" music to your device so that you can listen to it if you're away from internet (subways, camping, etc). You sort of own the song for as long as you're a subscriber.
If you think about it, CDs cost more than ten bucks, so if you buy a few each year, Rhapsody is very cost effective. Some people pay for Netflix, I opt for a music subscription at the same price.
If you think about it, CDs cost more than ten bucks, so if you buy a few each year, Rhapsody is very cost effective. Some people pay for Netflix, I opt for a music subscription at the same price.
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