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Just cut your losses and if there's anything you can't get in analogue recordings, buy 3-for-£1 CDs in charity shops. Or a little more expensive ones, some charity shops price CDs between £2 and £3. Of course, there are plenty of places where you can download shit-sounding files illicitly, but even though people deride CDs, at least you can put them in a CD player in a HiFi stack with a decent analogue amp and good speakers or headphones. It doesn't fix the digital sound, but it makes it a little better.
Oliver Schick-
Just cut your losses and if there's anything you can't get in analogue recordings, buy 3-for-£1 CDs in charity shops.
Yeah, and then I can record them onto C90s and get one of them newfangled Walkman things. Or maybe just learn all the songs and hum themselves to myself as go about my business.
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Eh? You do realise that people listen to music from this century as well. 50% of musicians I listen to have never printed anything to CD.
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Chak
It's disgusting, honestly, without even remotely overplaying it. I've got most of what I could ever want to play on vinyl, but always threw away the download codes. What are the other options to get away from Spotify? Are there any?