Ingela said:

Ingela said:

Iamtheorg said:

I dont get the hoopla.

I have all of his stuff already.

Yeah isn't amazing! You're not everyone! People are different! What a concept! But let's educate a few people for a second. Most of us have his music. On vinyl on Cd, cassette, on floppy, on Zip drive, on a phone, on a computer, in the cloud. Whatever. The point being there will always be new ways for product to be delivered to consumer. I own all his stuff in probably all the listed methods above at one time or another. Not everybody has or does. And for those here that own all of his stuff and complain, kindly stfu. You are not further contributing his his estate or legacy. Even though I own all of his stuff in more than a few media, i do find Spotify/streaming adds value in my music loving exploration. And for every spin of his music in aggregate I still contribute to his estate that little bit more. For that convinoence I'm willing to give the Prince estate and Spotify a little of my money. If we all stayed in our basement listening to his stuff on an old Panasonic turntable with crinkled upturned nose, that's cool. And if you want to record it on a cassette and take it to the gym on your Walkman, that's cool too. It's all cool. Just stfu everyone with your bitching and moaning because you can't understand something. Please.

Read reply #16 big talk!

I'm a Napster (née Rhapsody) subscriber and a big fan of streaming. I pay $15/month for unlimited downloads and keep everything on my iPod and PC hard drive. So I'm more than happy to see this addition to the Napster artists page. They also have the Joni Mitchell Tribute album which is fantastic.

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paisleypearl said:

Prince is streaming on Amazon now. Big purple banner with a beautiful pic.

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has anyone else noticed that 'strange relationship' is the one night alone live version when streaming the sign o the times album?

very strange

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