Comments on: Jay Z’s Music Service, Tidal, Arrives With A Splash, And Questions Follow http://bandwidth.wamu.org/jay-zs-music-service-tidal-arrives-with-a-splash-and-questions-follow/ WAMU 88.5's New Music Site Fri, 07 Feb 2020 22:37:00 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.5.2 By: hudsonpatrick http://bandwidth.wamu.org/jay-zs-music-service-tidal-arrives-with-a-splash-and-questions-follow/#comment-514 Tue, 05 May 2015 03:27:00 +0000 http://bandwidth.wamu.org/?p=50024#comment-514 I subscribed because the format of loss-less streaming interests me. I dropped Spotify and Rdio (once I heard the difference). Now if Tidal would pick up ECM artist, it would be even better.

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By: funoka http://bandwidth.wamu.org/jay-zs-music-service-tidal-arrives-with-a-splash-and-questions-follow/#comment-479 Wed, 01 Apr 2015 16:11:00 +0000 http://bandwidth.wamu.org/?p=50024#comment-479 It seems like there is a lot of negativity about this for no reason. There are plenty of indies on Tidal — I’ve been using the Hi-Fi version for a few weeks and I like it. I dropped Beats because of the poor navigation on their site and app. No such problems with Tidal. Tidal also doesn’t ignore classical and other non-pop/rock genres. People pay way more for their mobile phones and TV per month, but having access to thousands of albums and dozens of new releases each month for $20 or $10 bucks for low-fi seems like a good deal to me. If the artists get more of the money, so much the better.

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