When you suddenly realize....


When you suddenly realize that the world of music is at your fingertips from Tidal through your system to your ears. Pay the money. Sit back. Enjoy. CD or better quality. Albums you’ve never heard before. Endless explorations. Joy. Aren’t we incredibly fortunate? 
tgrisham
Yeah, it's great.  I listen to stuff that I never would have bought, and not a 30 second clip through my computer speakers, but  the whole album or any part of it through my main system.   All the new releases show up on your tablet on Thursday night, it's a music lover's dream.

I hope they can figure out a way to adequately compensate artists and keep the cost reasonable.


Agreed! Access to essentially unlimited content is fantastic. Sitting here right now listening to music I probably would never have discovered otherwise.
Also agree.  In my case, having so much available sometimes causes a sort of paralysis.  I don't know what I want to listen to next.  That's where the "stations" and playlists come in handy - great for finding artists you don't know or think about about.  Another shout out to Radio Paradise and their new lossless streaming option - a great way to find new music.  Dick
Absolutely! Tidal with Roon is a fantastic interface. I have 3TB of music but Tidal gives me access to so much more music of CD quality that I didn’t buy and could not afford to buy. Definitely the future of music! Assembly line work of feeding a CD tray in a CD player is a thing of the distant past and you shouldn’t have to do assembly line work unless it is a paying job!
I admit that the ritual of cleaning the vinyl or CD and cueing it up is satisfying. But exploring the whole wide world of music is so exciting. And now that we have at least 16/44 resolution it rivals my hard drive of a mere 1500 CDs on the hard drive. Plus I have a second residence with its own system and in the vehicles, so Tidal goes where I go. My MacMini and NAS will get less service now. She was a constant companion for many years. But, it won’t replace vinyl, for what it’s worth.