Spotify Wrapped age

[coollino]

17, although I stopped using Spotify a while ago and it will include things like kpop demon hunters, Alice in wonderland and frozen

It said 17 because 'i listen to a lot of new music', I don't understand why that's a young thing to do

 

[Bungle]

Yeah mate, for sure, uh-huh

Please mate, I'm trying to come to terms with being provided with a list of songs my mums getting rattled to. Have a heart.

 

[coollino]

I don't use Spotify- Sounds crap and they rip off the artists more so than any other stream.

But for me it'd be late 60s, dye to the fact that I went through my teenage years in the 80s, with my fingers in ears unless early 70s music was playing.

I'm on to Qobuz now as well, not sure why it look me so long

 

[Tony Hibbert's Wife]

Is Qobuz better than Tidal?

 

[Blue 1]

I don't use Spotify- Sounds crap and they rip off the artists more so than any other stream.

But for me it'd be late 60s, dye to the fact that I went through my teenage years in the 80s, with my fingers in ears unless early 70s music was playing.

Spotify recently introduced lossless.

Still an awful company, and I wish another service would offer the same as they do.

 

[coollino]

Is Qobuz better than Tidal?

I've never used Tidal so I wouldn't know, i think they both offer the same sound quality - or maybe Qobuz a bit higher.

It's a good app though, and the magazine they put on it is great. I don't know what the tidal app looks like, but if I accidentally click on the Spotify app these days. All the colours, videos and flashing lights make me feel like I'm going to have a fit

I don't really use playlists loads, but they have so many specialists ones and they vet against all AI songs - tidal may do the same too, I don't know

 

[Blue 1]

Is Qobuz better than Tidal?

It pays artists more.

I had it for a while and liked it a lot, more than I like Tidal.

Tidal is offering Dolby Atmos now though, if that sort of thing floats your boat.

None of them have the depth of catalogue Spotify does, or offer podcasts and audiobooks, however.

 

[Tony Hibbert's Wife]

I've noticed with Tidal that if you're looking for a song, it'll direct you play it off a compilation album/soundtrack rather than the original album which is how I guess they get around paying full royalties.

The breath of user created playlists on Tidal is nowhere near as good as on Spotify which makes it more difficult to access new genres or artists.

What's the Qobuz magazine like?

 

[Kurt.]

9 + 9

@Bungle

 

[kev]

WTF are you talking about here?

 

[coollino]

I've noticed with Tidal that if you're looking for a song, it'll direct you play it off a compilation album/soundtrack rather than the original album which is how I guess they get around paying full royalties.

The breath of user created playlists on Tidal is nowhere near as good as on Spotify which makes it more difficult to access new genres or artists.

What's the Qobuz magazine like?

It's this

Qobuz

Discover on Qobuz magazine all the musical news and interviews of your favourite artists but also our many tests of Hifi equipment

www.qobuz.com

It's on the app, has good interviews, recommendations etc.

Qobuz offer a month for free

 

[barneygumble]

31 for me; but they also had

3. Heartland Rock
5. Gospel

So think they may have got me mixed up with Christ to be honest

 

[Abertonian]

70

 

[chrismpw]

Is Qobuz better than Tidal?

About the same I've read. At least it was 2 years ago, when I started. Some audiophiles suggest that streams are marginally better from qobuz, but tidal had a slightly better library* and UI. Qobuz pay the artists the most, of any streaming services.
* although there's only been a couple oof very obscure thringside been unable to find on qobuz)

 

[Moomin]

56, but my mum is logged into my Spotify as I barely use it. Barry White is her top artist, slag.

We make love to the rhythm of his music.