Yeah, Thom Yorke had a big rant about them, claiming that they rip off up and coming artists and removed all of their latest stuff and his solo stuff. But I don't think they have control of their first 6 albums, because the record company has the rights. I'd imagine In Rainbows onwards isn't on there.Whichonespink said:Radiohead are on; I'm listening to them as I type!denislawsbackheel said:LongLang said:Get spotify. It's free streaming of all songs, you just listen to the odd advert, which is what pays for the royalties. It's all legal, and you can get it freeor pay about a tenner a month for the premium service which allows you to download tracks for offline playback.
If you have songs in your library it also sorts and catalogues all the saved music files for playback online or offline.
You don't get adverts if you own the track.
I've been using it for years. Can't fault it to be honest. I only used iTunes when I had the phone. Now I'm android I have no use for the ram sucking shite.
No Chris Rea on Spotify
Or Radiohead
Loads of bands are not licensing their material to them.
another generation said:How about listening to the wireless?
You are absolutely right, my bad [SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES]I'm With Stupid said:Yeah, Thom Yorke had a big rant about them, claiming that they rip off up and coming artists and removed all of their latest stuff and his solo stuff. But I don't think they have control of their first 6 albums, because the record company has the rights. I'd imagine In Rainbows onwards isn't on there.Whichonespink said:Radiohead are on; I'm listening to them as I type!denislawsbackheel said:No Chris Rea on Spotify
Or Radiohead
Loads of bands are not licensing their material to them.