There are a few stipulations you should know. It allows you to upload and centrally manage your music, access it across many devices, work with playlists, mixes and, best of all, responds to voice commands (if applicable on your device) to allow you to play songs by artist or album just by requesting them. On the flip side, burning CDs is such a downer.Įnter Google Play Music, which is rendering those CDs obsolete in my world.
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I’ve hooked up my Android smartphone to my car speaker using a standard auxiliary cable but tapping away to manually shuttle between songs is neither easy nor safe when you’re piloting a vehicle at 60+ miles per hour. Some of these were home-brewed compilations of different songs by different artists and it was easy to pop discs in and out of the stereo so I didn’t see the need to evolve. While I use MP3s on my devices while traveling or exercising, I had a biased preference for CDs in the car. My music library has been a 50/50 combination of MP3s and CDs. We’ve come a long way since then – those of us who have chosen to move, at least. It got me thinking about the days of lugging around boxes of cassettes during the 80’s and even 90’s (if you dated during that era, chances are you either made or received a “mix tape” containing such tunes as Modern English’s “I Melt With You” or The Cure’s “Love Song.”) While in Best Buy the other day I was dumbfounded to see an AM/FM cassette player for the not-very-low price of $27.99. Google Play Music offers many powerful features to help centralize and manage a music library for free.
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