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Old 09-13-2014, 05:19 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by Solitaire1 View Post
One of the main reasons I purchase music and store it locally is so I always have it available. Although YouTube is a great resource for music (I've purchased a number of albums due to what I've happened upon while looking around YouTube), one thing I've learned through experience is that a YouTube video can disappear at any time without warning. I've located a number of YouTube videos for songs that I like that have since disappeared (such as "I Need To Be In Love" by Akiko Kobayashi) that are not available for purchase.
Stuff does disappear off YouTube. Many times there are replacements readily available; but when there aren't, no big deal. There's still other stuff to listen to.

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As far as wireless goes, I rarely listen to music wirelessly since I don't have ready access to wifi and rarely listen to over-the-air radio for anything other than the occasional talk show. My only practical option is to carry my music with me, and podcasts give me access to new music and other types of programs to discover.
Because wifi is readily available for me, I find streaming to be the easiest option.
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