I just placed my first order with them a couple of days ago. It looks like a great source, and there are lots of happy users.
Nyarlathotep
joined 1 year ago
Plexamp is pretty great but it won't feel very slick without a connection to the server. You can download tons of stuff, but that means digging into the downloads section, and ignoring most of the stuff on the front page where it offers artist mixes, etc. For a person who needs a simple interface, it would be a minefield of buttons that lead nowhere.
I am all about raising the Jolly Roger, but honestly think that if it is affordable, the best option would be just subscribing to a music service. The user will have access to everything, can probably use voice commands on the device, and can enjoy whatever auto-playlist features are on offer. "Hey google, play oldies music."
Depending on how well the user is able to operate a device, a set of internet radio stations like SomaFM might be better.
Good to know, thank you!
(Yeah, weird that Bandcamp has zero genre tags, ever!)
What kind of files can you get, and do they come tagged well?
Deemix is so good. It's a great benefit to having a legit sub.
At the time I posted that I did not see it on Planet, which I also use, and it's still not there. I found it on Slug.
I just checked abnzb and they don't have it either.
(Planet is good and it is my primary because I bought lifetime, but Slug has been really great when Planet doesn't have something.)
Thanks to OP for mentioning this! The old shows were fantastic.
I see the new shows on my Usenet indexer as Connections season 4, WEB-DL.
I was looking into those services too, thanks for letting me know this one worked for you!
Handy site, bookmarked. I don't use Telegram because of the phone number requirement, but it's good to keep track of what it has.
Whoa, I thought that was only for Win 11. Cool, thanks!
Looks like a good option, unfortunately it would not run for me on an Android emulator in Windows. (LDPlayer 5)
Not a tracker, but #bookz on undernet has been good to me.