Spotify Year In Review

Coach · December 4, 2013

Interesting tool. Trouble is, I share my Spotify with my son and so everything was his in the results. Sabaton came out top whereas mine was probably Dylan or Augustus Pablo.

Shogun · December 4, 2013

Spotify is the best £10 i spend a month!

Sid James · December 12, 2013

Just seen that the Entire Led Zepp back catalogue is being released onto spotify..

Stuck it in here as this seems to be the latest spotify thread (there are a few)

Anyway if you're a Zep fan and Spotify user, fill yer boots

Matthew Martinez · December 12, 2013

It's the devil according to Thom Yorke and having read his 'last desperate fart of a dying corpse' comments I agree.

johnnydawg68 · December 12, 2013

Matthew Martinez said:
It's the devil according to Thom Yorke and having read his 'last desperate fart of a dying corpse' comments I agree.

Not if you are a music fan. I see his point, but I listen to it all the time. I couldn't live without it anymore.

Sid James · December 12, 2013

johnnydawg68 said:
Not if you are a music fan. I see his point, but I listen to it all the time. I couldn't live without it anymore.

It's great for hearing old classics and brand new stuff alike. I'm a fan of the album radio thing ... listen to an album, click the radio button .. you get presented with a load of tracks of a similar ilk ... great stuff..... The NME app in spotify is also good

obc · December 12, 2013

Top Artist - Steve Roach
Top Album - Daft Punk, Tron 2.0 Soundtrack (much better than the movie)

Not shocking as both are background music when I'm focusing on other things and want some ambient mood.

As far as 2013 music/tunes, Clutch "Earth Rocker" would be my most listened to album.

evertoniandy · August 3, 2014

Is the £10 a month worth it? I'm not one to have my earphones plugged in all the time, but I'm travelling on the train a lot for work and the free version cuts out quite a bit.

Tramps_mate · August 3, 2014

Spotify not gone bust yet?

Deleted member 28206 · August 3, 2014

evertoniandy said:
Is the £10 a month worth it? I'm not one to have my earphones plugged in all the time, but I'm travelling on the train a lot for work and the free version cuts out quite a bit.

Yes

Bungle · August 3, 2014

evertoniandy said:
Is the £10 a month worth it? I'm not one to have my earphones plugged in all the time, but I'm travelling on the train a lot for work and the free version cuts out quite a bit.

I've used it quite a lot, I just download a load of stuff and can then play it in offline mode rather than have to rely on an internet connection. Definitely worth it.

Sapie88 · August 3, 2014

Bungle said:
I've used it quite a lot, I just download a load of stuff and can then play it in offline mode rather than have to rely on an internet connection. Definitely worth it.

Have you downloaded the Disney playlist? It's very good.

Bungle · August 3, 2014

Sapie88 said:
Have you downloaded the Disney playlist? It's very good.

I've got the Disney Princess (3CD's FFS) in my car at the moment and the Frozen Album.

Time to reclaim my car stereo from the 4 year old I think. I just worry that with all the GTA V I let her play she's likely to pull out a sticky bomb from her rucksack.

Sapie88 · August 3, 2014

Bungle said:
I've got the Disney Princess (3CD's FFS) in my car at the moment and the Frozen Album.

Time to reclaim my car stereo from the 4 year old I think. I just worry that with all the GTA V I let her play she's likely to pull out a sticky bomb from her rucksack.

Some fella in the Asda Huyton car park had the Frozen album on the other day with a little girl singing and he was joining in. I felt sorry for him.

Bungle · August 3, 2014

Sapie88 said:
Some fella in the Asda Huyton car park had the Frozen album on the other day with a little girl singing and he was joining in. I felt sorry for him.

I randomly break into "Do you want to build a snowman" now and then, life isn't good at the moment I have to say.