Desktop experience very iffy due to the anvil of iTunes integration but mobile looks pretty good. Sound quality not so great to my ear?

Haven't had time to upgrade laptop, but thankfully on mobile (which I use 90%+ anyway) "For You" keeps most of advantages of Beats UI. Certainly has a kitchen sink feel at this point. Seems to be adjusting quickly to previous plays. Catalog appears deeper than Tidal (though that's likely the case for all other services). Bitrate is supposedly 256 AAC on wifi streaming/download and some unknown output on streaming "cellular." Haven't done any dedicated listening on quality front yet. 

Quality didn't sound great to me in my limited listening. Granted it was with a set of noise canceling Bose IEMs.

Whatever I "like" it keeps recommending me more Jesus and Mary Chain, so it's got that going for it!

Is there a lossless download option?

 

All I care about is that Fragile instrumental NIN album someone mentioned.  

All I care about is that Fragile instrumental NIN album someone mentioned.

It's amazing. That is all.

I hope that they release in the wild some time soon

OK, that is not good at all. 

 

http://www.loopinsight.com/2015/07/22/apple-music-is-a-nightmare-and-im-done-with-it/

i wouldnt even notice 4,700 missing songs

You are an edge case.

Generally happy. Have cancelled Qobuz and Spotify, keeping TIDAL for the desktop. Some over-curation going on, one playlist I came across this evening: "Third-Wave Ska Songs About Food."

 

Featuring!

 

- Skankin' Pickle

- Mustard Plug

- Bowling for Soup

- Cherry Poppin' Daddies

- Squirrel Nut Zippers

- Reel Big Fish

- Rancid

- The Toasters

- Fishbone

- Mephiskapheles

 

That's all I've got, and frankly "Cherry Poppin' Daddies" was a stretch (eyyyyyyyy).

Tyler's back!

 

Welcome shipmate.

When asked how they got the name of the band,..

 

"A lady asks me,.. is that a whale in yo pants?"

I answer "Ain't nothin but a little Fishbone."

Featuring!

 

- Skankin' Pickle

- Mustard Plug

- Bowling for Soup

- Cherry Poppin' Daddies

- Squirrel Nut Zippers

- Reel Big Fish

- Rancid

- The Toasters

- Fishbone

- Mephiskapheles

 

That's all I've got, and frankly "Cherry Poppin' Daddies" was a stretch (eyyyyyyyy).

 

Songs bruv, not bands. Got a few though!

 

Virtually no one is using Apple Music even though it is utterly free

"

Maybe -- MAYBE -- Apple Music just fucking sucks and millennials (and their darned digital literacy) can smell it a mile off.

— Cariad Eccleston (@cariadeccleston) August 6, 2015"

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/08/06/two_months_to_cancel_apple_music_subscriptions/

I wouldn't read a Reg article if they threw in a blowjob and a free watch service.

I'm not sure if you meant someone servicing your wristwatch while someone else (hopefully?) services your person, or if one was slobbing your knob and the other was watching pro bono.

Either way, I also think ill of their publication.

Sarcastic clickbait, what's not to love?

Edit: Don't forget the provocative, hot-button pushing opinions designed to ignite a comment-storm.

Where else would you find the story behind the story http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/31/cat_ate_my_bacon_man_says_in_999_call_i_want_to_press_charges/ 

Edited August 7, 201511 yr by Grahame

Decided to try Apple Music.  Was very happy that they have The Social Network soundtrack!

Current top recommended playlist for me is: The Musical Dialogue of Gilmore Girls.

Probably need to listen to more metal.

You, sir, are seriously lucky you already have a custom title.  

https://blog.vellumatlanta.com/2016/05/04/apple-stole-my-music-no-seriously/

That Vellum article's been making the rounds.

Here's the counter article;

http://www.imore.com/no-apple-music-not-deleting-tracks-your-hard-drive-unless-you-tell-it

Edited May 6, 201610 yr by ironbut

I am not reassured by that article at all.  They "suspect"? To me, it seems obvious that this was the first author's secondary Mac, the primary being the music server, the secondary being his DAW (digital audio workstation).  Sounds like the second author didn't do his due diligence before publishing his article.