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Last time you bought music?
- Thread starter Lammchen
- Start date
TLDR: Last time you bought music?
In a forum thread discussing the last time users paid for music, participants shared varied experiences:
- **Lammchen** mentioned using an iTunes gift card a few years ago to download songs for offline listening at work, due to restrictions on using company WiFi.
- **Shortie** last bought music in December for a charity single, aiming to support the charity and help the artists achieve a Christmas number one, though they didn’t reach the top spot.
- **burtie** recently purchased old CDs to use in a guest bedroom that doubles as a reading room and is considering buying a Bluetooth speaker for playing binaural beats.
- **Jay™** and **Lee** discussed their shift to using Spotify, highlighting the convenience of streaming services. Jay™ also noted a recent price increase for Spotify in Canada, which Lee contextualized with the cost of his family plan.
Overall, the thread reflects a trend towards streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, with occasional purchases for specific needs or charitable causes. The conversation also touched on the impact of music streaming service pricing and personal audio setups.
