Music poll: How do you get your music? CD? iTunes? Napster?
The Audiophiliac wants to know how you get your music--CD, LP, MP3, iTunes, or maybe from a P2P or music subscription service?
(Credit:
Steve Guttenberg)
Do you buy CDs, LPs, MP3s, iTunes, or 8 track cartridges?
If so, do you buy them from Amazon or other online retailer, brick and mortar chain store, or local "record" shop?
Do you regularly buy used CDs or LPs? And rarely buy new CDs or LPs?
Do you subscribe to a subscription service, if so, which one? Rhapsody, Yahoo, Napster, etc?
If you really like a tune you heard from a subscription service do you buy it? Do you buy individual tracks or complete albums?
Or do you get your tunes from a P2P like Morpheus or Blubster?
What about DRM, do you care?
What percentage of your physical music collection did you get for free (ripped CDs, gifts, etc)?
Is sound quality a factor, would you pay more for higher quality downloads or subscriptions?
Do you buy CDs, burn 'em, and them sell them?
How do you discover new music? Radio, friends, online, record stores?
What have I left out?
