Talksport is a weird one for me. I enjoy it after a match or when they're having a serious discussion but they go to far too many ad breaks and the repetition of the ads annoys me. The music they use is weird as well, it's always Hip-Hop.

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og.east

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Original post by EatAndRevise

I don't like Spotify, I prefer owning my music.

do you pay for music?

Reply 30

og.east

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Original post by Europhile

Heart FM.

that's real. the only place you're regularly hearing Toploader's 'Dancing in the Moonlight' in 2015.

Reply 31

username1331498

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Original post by og.east

do you pay for music?

Yes, on iTunes.

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ArcticRed

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TalkSPORT or BBC radio,

And LBC because everyone on it have all come together and convinced themselves that there is a joint Conservative/Cameron/EU/Bank/Global corporation/oil company conspiracy stopping them from working hard or doing well for themselves, and i am honesly convinced that half the people that call up the show are just Upper class rich people or conservative supporters taking the piss.

Reply 33

og.east

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Original post by EatAndRevise

Yes, on iTunes.

how come?

i suppose my question is 2 fold. a) why do you not pirate it? and b) why do you prefer 'owning' your music to using a streaming service?

Reply 34

username1331498

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Original post by og.east

how come?

i suppose my question is 2 fold. a) why do you not pirate it? and b) why do you prefer 'owning' your music to using a streaming service?

I've been using it for over 6 years and over that time I have gathered quite the collection of music, as well as CDs of course.

I'd rather that the musicians recieved money for their songs, and I find that the purchased songs sound better than the pirated ones (from experience anyway).

Well, I had Spotify for about 6 months and the collection of music was not as extensive as iTunes' collection. I just prefer using Apple's own Store to get my music and films from. It's convenient having it all in one place.

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og.east

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Original post by EatAndRevise

I've been using it for over 6 years and over that time I have gathered quite the collection of music, as well as CDs of course.

I'd rather that the musicians recieved money for their songs, and I find that the purchased songs sound better than the pirated ones (from experience anyway).

Well, I had Spotify for about 6 months and the collection of music was not as extensive as iTunes' collection. I just prefer using Apple's own Store to get my music and films from. It's convenient having it all in one place.

ah ok fair enough

Reply 36

georgeheal

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Original post by EatAndRevise

Any specific reasons for listening to it?

It what on in the car normally, and when in work it either radio 2 or classic fm.

Original post by EatAndRevise

Do you have any specific reasons for listening to it, and not listening to other stations?

Listen to other station when the show with pop master on, normal local radio. Not a big music person so don't mind what the music is played,and what on is normal good as well.

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