Where do you purchase music?

[neddamttocs]

Well here is another revisit of an older poll, Where do you get your music? At a Store? Download it? Do you even listen to music? This is what we want to know this week on OCC Poll

[Il_napoletano]

Can you make "my uncle" an option...lol

 

usually iTunes or amazon

 

edit: and youtube

Edited February 5, 2012 by Il_napoletano

[hardnrg]

Should this be multiple choice? I just voted Other Physical Media, but if you asked which store out of a bunch of UK stores, it wouldn't just be one lol

[Il_napoletano]

Should this be multiple choice? I just voted Other Physical Media, but if you asked which store out of a bunch of UK stores, it wouldn't just be one lol

 

+1

even like Asda or Tescos...oh and HMV

[Silas13013]

I picked digital download. I don't buy music so the only songs I have are available for free legally which means I have a lot of independent bands and songs.

[Black64]

Where ever I can find it cheaper, but I only buy CDs.

[bishop245]

You do realize that napster was bought by rapsody so they are the same company now and it is why I killed my napster account.

 

now i use itunes a lil but mostly artist websites to buy and youtube to listen to most music

[bp9801]

I use Amazon for both MP3s and physical CDs. Plus I also stream a ton with Spotify.

[gebraset]

Spotify Premium member here, love the idea of being able to download anything to my mobile for a flat fee per month. I usually change up about 3-4 albums per months, sometimes more, which would put me in the $25 - $50 range if I bought the CDs themselves.

[ccokeman]

Physical media FTMFW

[VaporX]

Dude I have bought like 2 albums in the last few years and those where for my Weird Al and George Thorogood collections. Otherwise I do not buy music at all and see no reason too. When I need tunes I just listen to Pandora.

Edited February 5, 2012 by ComputerEd

[Tjj226_Angel]

Youtube. You can download music....which is illegal, or you can make your own play list which is what I do