How much money do you invest in music?

[Dirk]

Zero for me.
Haven't bought any music for 10 years or more.
I've got a collection of favourite CDs, a folder full of YouTube and free Spotify.
That covers pretty much anything I want to listen to.

 

[postman]

this week £4-52 0n two Bob Dylan cds including postage and packing,plus £12-99 on a little cd player,because since my ipod nano gpt full i have been buying cds off ebay at really low low prices.

 

[slowmotion]

I buy about four or five CDs a year, mainly stuff that I missed in the 70's and 80's. Radio Paradise fills in the other gaps.

 

[Vapin' Joe]

Zero
I don't listen to music apart from what ever the kids have blaring out,if you can call it music

Hello dad, I wondered where you'd got to

 

[marzjennings]

At least a couple hundred a year. I used to have hundreds of LP's and a nice player, but switched to CD's when they came out with better sound. Stopped buying CD's when Apple offered lossless downloads and have been pretty much a purely digital download person for about 10 years. These days I pay for Apple music each month which means we have access 50 million songs which I can either stream or download. Though I still buy the odd CD as Apple doesn't have everything. After cycling, music is my second biggest fun expense each year.

 

[cyberknight]

Hello dad, I wondered where you'd got to

turn that racket down young lad !
When i were a lad we had decent music , who the F88k is "mattie b " ?

 

[Jimidh]

I used to spend a small fortune on music and would easily buy 4-5 CDs a week and before that at least one vinyl album a week, however now i’m an avid Deezer streamer and only occasionally buy a vinyl record if i’m passing a record shop and something takes my fancy.

 

[Drago]

Zero
I don't listen to music apart from what ever the kids have blaring out,if you can call it music

Your kids still listening to Des O'Connor then

 

[Levo-Lon]

Not a great deal, I have a vast amount of vinyl that I have amassed over the years, the rest I listen to via Spotify

However, if anyone has a copy, I am looking for the classic NS stomper of 'Sunshine Is Her Way' by Mainchange on the Nebula label

Rare things now, hate to think what it would cost..

 

[Levo-Lon]

Hardly anything nowadays, odd Northern Soul cd and then maybe a cd off ebay.
Alexa does the rest

 

[Andy in Germany]

Nothing: I never even really listened to music when a teenager: I found it overwhelming.

I spent a long time thinking I was weird, but then realised I probably have High Sensory Processing Sensitivity. So I'm weird, but with a better name.

One of the most famous bits of dialogue with Beautiful Wife from the earlier years of our marriage:

AinG: That was a nice track, which group was it?
BW: (Pitying look) The Beatles...

 

[fossyant]

£7.99 a month now - tonnes of CD's but find a portable speaker and Amazon Music much easier.

 

[cyberknight]

Your kids still listening to Des O'Connor then

 

[tyred]

Not very much usually. I have involvement in local festivals as a volunteer and do still buy some CDs from new acts I come across if I like them and am willing to support up and coming acts who might need it. Otherwise I often prefer older music anyway and I will already probably have a copy or I just use Youtube as I figure The Beatles or whoever do not need any more money.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

A fiver towards Apple Muzak......
plus You Tube..