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  1. Originally posted by AidanFormigoni:[..]
    How about the new CHVRCHES album?

    And I also pay for the premium spotify here. It's really great for discovering new stuff.

    In other hand, I'll keep buying CDs and vinyls...If the album is good, I'll add to my collection.
    CHVRCHES
  2. Originally posted by EDDMB:Not sure if this has been mentioned , but Spotify has a single radio mix , plus a live version of Song for Someone from San Jose...this single is not up on iTunes..anyone know where else this is available ?
    I think it's Spotify only at the moment
  3. I'm currently using Apple Music, but I'm unsure of how much I like it and am considering switching to Spotify Premium... I know this may not be the perfect topic to post this in, but has anyone delved deep into which streaming service is the best for people who have a large library of bootlegged U2 shows like us? Apple Music does not seem to like it when I try putting live shows on my iPhone and sometimes I will be listening and all of a sudden a studio version of a song will appear (i.e. I'll be listening to a i+e show and will get intro>Joey>Gloria from the show and then Vertigo from HTDAAB ) Any input would be appreciated!

    EDIT: Other problems I have endured w/ Apple Music/iTunes -
    Multiple versions of the same playlist being created after syncs (ex: U2 Mix, U2 Mix1, U2 Mix2) and these playlists having either different numbers of songs, or will appear exactly the same.

    Not syncing all of my music - sometimes I have to sync multiple times and/or delete all of my music and reset it (over 5000 songs) to get a single show onto my phone.

    iCloud Library deleting music - I'll want to download an album/playlist directly to my phone so I do not have to stream it online and will be able to play it offline, and I have to activate iCloud Library to do so - I do it, and half of my music disappears from my phone.

  7. My 2018 data. All of my top songs are U2. Surprised at which ones they are though.


  9. I spent 621 hours with U2