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hey wheres SPOTIFY!!
its a really good free program and has a wide collection of music
. it saves me pluggin in my hdd all the time XD
its a really good free program and has a wide collection of music
Spotify is awesome too, I really forgot some.nicky041192 said:hey wheres SPOTIFY!!
its a really good free program and has a wide collection of music. it saves me pluggin in my hdd all the time XD
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i dont like the library system... it can get annoying sometimes...
anyone here pay £9.99 a month for spotify? i dont see the point. just to listen to new albums... big woop. but i do like the offline feature XD
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Winamp, I try to get all of my music in 320 kbps, a little lossy, but pretty damn near perfect. Lossless music files (well, FLAC at least) just take up too much memory.
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Also, I try to get music at high-bitrates.
I often buy albums I really love, and rip them to my HD in Lossless formats such as FLAC.
Also, I try to get music at high-bitrates.
I often buy albums I really love, and rip them to my HD in Lossless formats such as FLAC.
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