If music is so valuable to us humans, then why can't humanity make a site like wikipedia for free music? There is a new generation growing up used to streaming services costing 10 bucks a month.
Wikipedia covers music very well. It often doesn't include the music itself, but there's a ton of great writing and history about music.
And many artists still publish CDs, vinyl records, and other physical artifacts just like they have for ~most of our collective lifetimes. If you want new generations to experience that kind of thing, then buy some of it for them to experience.
(Or, you know: If that seems like too much work or too much money, then a streaming subscription is only about 10 bucks a month. I spent a lot more than that on music when I was a kid.)
LeoPanthera|3 months ago
https://imslp.org
https://freemusicarchive.org
https://www.jamendo.com
https://ccmixter.org
https://freepd.com
https://incompetech.com
https://audionautix.com
dualogy|3 months ago
https://netlabels.org/electronic-music/
https://files.scene.org/browse/music/
https://netlabelarchive.org/
https://freemusicarchive.org/label/all/
buildsjets|3 months ago
https://archive.org/details/KingGizzardAndTheLizardWizard
postshakeman|3 months ago
eptcyka|3 months ago
ssl-3|3 months ago
And many artists still publish CDs, vinyl records, and other physical artifacts just like they have for ~most of our collective lifetimes. If you want new generations to experience that kind of thing, then buy some of it for them to experience.
(Or, you know: If that seems like too much work or too much money, then a streaming subscription is only about 10 bucks a month. I spent a lot more than that on music when I was a kid.)
unknown|3 months ago
[deleted]
userbinator|3 months ago
suyash|3 months ago
tsimionescu|3 months ago