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Corazon de Leon wrote:I'm quite bad for playing the same 2-300 songs over and over again at the moment but I haven't quite abandoned CDs yet as my jalopy of a car doesn't have one of those fancy Aux cable slots or bluetooth.

Check out Mr Fancy Pants here with his brand new car with its leather seats and its CD player (player, player, player...)

I'm still rocking a tape player in my car!

OrangeRKN wrote:

VlaSoul wrote:I use youtube on my phone because I'm scum who doesn't want to pay for spotify.

Either way the artist gets no money so I wouldn't worry about it

this is true
I should probably buy more CDs

There was a period when tape recorders were preferable to cd players in cars though, because of these bad boys:

I stream audio from my phone to my car via Bluetooth. Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube etc.

Tomous wrote:There was a period when tape recorders were preferable to cd players in cars though, because of these bad boys:

Yeah, I was actually grateful when I found out the car had a tape drive so I could keep using one of these.

Then phones decided to drop the 3.5mm jack.

Tomous wrote:There was a period when tape recorders were preferable to cd players in cars though, because of these bad boys:

I don't understand
Does the CD go into this thing? How does that work?

VlaSoul wrote:

Tomous wrote:There was a period when tape recorders were preferable to cd players in cars though, because of these bad boys:

I don't understand
Does the CD go into this thing? How does that work?

It goes in the cassette slot with the cable hanging out, the cable then connects to your phone/ipod's headphone socket.

Ironhide wrote:

VlaSoul wrote:I don't understand
Does the CD go into this thing? How does that work?

It goes in the cassette slot with the cable hanging out, the cable then connects to your phone/ipod's headphone socket.

Fair enough, thanks for clearing that up. So it's like before cars had aux connections I suppose.

I mainly listen to music when I'm taking the dog for a walk or cooking something. Playlists have never really been my thing as I'll always choose to listen to an album in its entirety before changing to something else.

VlaSoul wrote:

Ironhide wrote:

VlaSoul wrote:I don't understand
Does the CD go into this thing? How does that work?

It goes in the cassette slot with the cable hanging out, the cable then connects to your phone/ipod's headphone socket.

Fair enough, thanks for clearing that up. So it's like before cars had aux connections I suppose.

A long time before....

Dual wrote:With my ears.

Tomous wrote:

VlaSoul wrote:

Ironhide wrote:

VlaSoul wrote:I don't understand
Does the CD go into this thing? How does that work?

It goes in the cassette slot with the cable hanging out, the cable then connects to your phone/ipod's headphone socket.

Fair enough, thanks for clearing that up. So it's like before cars had aux connections I suppose.

A long time before....

Perhaps this betrays my age, but I find that hard to imagine

at the risk of boring everyone, i listen to mostly whole albums at home, either solely or while doing something low effort on the computer. playlists at work, while exercising, or doing chores. i used to listen a lot more intently, but i have less free time which i prefer to spend doing other things like playing games or watching something. in fact my biggest motivator for listening to an actual album is to play Pro Evo 6 while listening. i find whatever parts of my brain play that can do it on autopilot and i can jam along to the songs and focus on both.

I try not to play games and listen to music at the same time as the two become intertwined. Like if I listen to Bombay Bicycle Club, I'm instantly reminded of Civilization Beyond Earth and it's difficult to separate the two.

Jenuall wrote:Check out Mr Fancy Pants here with his brand new car with its leather seats and its CD player (player, player, player...)

But I don't wanna talk about it anymore...

Zilnad wrote:I try not to play games and listen to music at the same time as the two become intertwined. Like if I listen to Bombay Bicycle Club, I'm instantly reminded of Civilization Beyond Earth and it's difficult to separate the two.

thats the trick! always play the same game

Apple Music via iPhone, iPad, MacBook, AirPods, HomePod, Apple TV, Alexa Echo Dot

I have a free Spotify account that I use on PS5, I assume there isn’t but is it possible to transfer playlists from Apple Music to Spotify? I guess I will have to manually add them

Mostly Spotify, and mostly at work, usually between podcast episodes. I use YouTube occasionally for music that inexplicably is not on Spotify.

Squinty wrote:

Jenuall wrote:Check out Mr Fancy Pants here with his brand new car with its leather seats and its CD player (player, player, player...)

But I don't wanna talk about it anymore...

I think we're gonna make it.

Tidings of Cuttooth and Joy wrote:

Dual wrote:With my ears.

Thank you for this! I have watched it far too many times.