How do you listen to music
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How do you listen to music?
MP3 player, iPhone, Radio, Vinyl, Internet?
If the 50’s & 60’s were the era of the record, in the 70,s we had tape, (lovely 8-tracks and cassettes), and the Sony Walkman. Then CD’s in the 80’s and now MP3’S.
This Day in Music is running a poll to find out how you listen to your music.
If you fancy having a vote http://tinyurl.com/tdimpoll -
You need an 'All of the above' option.
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approximately:
80% mp3
10% CD
5% radio
5% other
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70% MP3
10% Vinyl
10% CD
5% BBC 6 Music
5% Other - I get sent tapes every now and again and still have some old minidiscs knocking about. -
80% CD
15% mp3
5% radio -
Anything and everything on digital during the day, tapes in the van, and in the evenings when I am at home and listening for the pure pleasure of it, then vinyl only.
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mp3 (iPod & computer on the bike, work, and/or at the house) - 90%
CD for the car (we never upgraded to mp3 playing capabilities) - 5%
vinyl (at the house) - 5%
internet radio via shuffler/last.fm/etc - once a bluemoon, maybe -
2% - stream
98% - don't
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50% - sirius xmu (computer & car)
25% - ipod nano
25% - local mp3 collection on computer -
50% itunes
30% ipod
15% CD (car)
5% online radio stream -
40% online stream / mp3 download
40% iTunes
20% vinyl (got my first turntable up and running a month or 2 ago)
Haven't listened to an iPod in soo long -
At home: Songbird on my laptop.
Not at home: Whatever shitty mp3 player I haven't broken yet.
With New Zealand's broadband prices, I don't have the liberty of streaming music online (affordably anyway).
I get up at 6.30 at set up my download's every morning while I have free offpeak :/ -
85% Indie Shuffle
5% iTunes
10% Android -
@Jason - you would say that =P
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Just telling it like it is :-D
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