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submitted 1 year ago by turtlepower@lemm.ee to c/piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com

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So I've been getting back into torrenting because I'm fed up with the inability to actually own the music I pay for. I used to torrent a lot back in the day, mostly music with a bit of anime and obscure/foreign movies and TV shows here and there, but that was a long time ago. I had been going back to the most famous of all coastal bodies of water where buccaneers reside, but I just tried too go there only to find it's currently not working. I know from lurking here that 1337x and rargb are no longer safe and LT doesn't have much to offer. All I want is music, but it seems most places are geared towards TV and movies. Where does an audiophile turn to in times like these?

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[–] turtlepower@lemm.ee 1 points 1 year ago

Yes, because it's the most prevalent, and because while you can still buy vinyl (if the label even offers it and I'm not strapping a turntable to my back when I go out), other formats (namely CDs) are rarely offered, and I don't know how iTunes works these days, but that is/was also subject to the whims of the platform, just like most any other digital library (ie; Steam, Playstation, XBox, etc.).