[ SECRET POST #6325 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6325 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm a pretty committed T-Swift fan and I don't buy physical media at all (I can't afford a bigger apartment which means I can't afford clutter), so I've never really understood people's gripes about physical copies having different stuff on them. IDK, I guess I just don't understand diehard completism in the age of Spotify.

[(Anonymous)]

Anything you buy digitally is not actually yours. It's something you're essentially renting that could be revoked at any time. I used to think that buying digital was amazing and so space saving - then I found myself having to rebuy the same movie three times as it went on and off vudu. Now I'm slowly gathering my very favorite media in physical form against the possibility that my carefully curated libraries go down or the sites they're on do. And I'd like not to have to buy several similar physical versions to get a complete set.

[(Anonymous)]

I just buy Mp3s of all my music and store them in a couple of different places for safe keeping. If I can't find an Mp3 available to buy, then I rip it from youtube, or anywhere else I can torrent it.

I'm not going to buy a physical copy of media I don't want to own a physical copy of.

But fair enough, I can understand wanting to own a physical copy. Still though, if what you're worried about is permanence, why not buy or torrent mp3 copies of the stuff that isn't included on the CD/record?

[(Anonymous)]

People like to own stuff. If you only listen on streaming, or even if you buy a digital copy, you’re only paying for limited access rights.

I actually love that her physical media is known for having lots of thoughtful artwork! That used to be a major theme in music that just kinda died out. TS is one of the heavies behind bringing that back.