Those with 10K+ pocket music machines.. CIEIO of Spotify relates history of ..canned/sold Music
is Here.
I mean.. I was prepared to skip this, But: Ek gave such an illuminating(?) history of Everything along "free music forever" paths taken by the masses ..to-Date, I was enthralled by his articulate ability to describe all the phases from ~early '90s --> to now: + tomorrow.
(Now all I need to find is: a selection of Spotify-like Sources for Classical-genre, and not fucking-MP3 crap), likely a small-potatoes-Level handful of places :-/ Oh, and:
YPB: all those whose tyke-years were in an enviro bereft of even a peek at say, Why? this 'genre' has survived/unmolested for centuries ... even while having its immortal tunes adapted to transistor-guitarz--but, at least usually ..sans some oafish paradiddle intrusion from the Drum-set!--thanks-Be to *Cthulhu (..who seems to like Gus Mahler's workz, a lot).
* Though that might just be His response to the advent of the Orange Menace ..and the ghastly effect upon his Minions on this (local, insignificant) planet. Eh?
Carrion. Sometimes it's a State-of permanent confusion re Which?? of the 100K tunes in my pocket ..should I spin-up next.
Daniel Ek, a 23-year-old Swede who grew up on pirated music, made the record labels an offer they couldn’t refuse: a legal platform to stream all the world’s music. Spotify reversed the labels’ fortunes, made Ek rich, and thrilled millions of music fans. But what has it done for all those musicians stuck in the long tail?
I mean.. I was prepared to skip this, But: Ek gave such an illuminating(?) history of Everything along "free music forever" paths taken by the masses ..to-Date, I was enthralled by his articulate ability to describe all the phases from ~early '90s --> to now: + tomorrow.
(Now all I need to find is: a selection of Spotify-like Sources for Classical-genre, and not fucking-MP3 crap), likely a small-potatoes-Level handful of places :-/ Oh, and:
YPB: all those whose tyke-years were in an enviro bereft of even a peek at say, Why? this 'genre' has survived/unmolested for centuries ... even while having its immortal tunes adapted to transistor-guitarz--but, at least usually ..sans some oafish paradiddle intrusion from the Drum-set!--thanks-Be to *Cthulhu (..who seems to like Gus Mahler's workz, a lot).
* Though that might just be His response to the advent of the Orange Menace ..and the ghastly effect upon his Minions on this (local, insignificant) planet. Eh?
Carrion. Sometimes it's a State-of permanent confusion re Which?? of the 100K tunes in my pocket ..should I spin-up next.
