I stopped buying music this January as a new year's resolution, and haven't spent a cent in 2014 despite listening to songs over 3,300 times this year.

In order to do this, I signed up for Spotify and installed the desktop client on my computer. Although I can't listen to music on demand on mobile that doesn't matter to me very much because I use iHeartRadio on mobile.

Have you switched over to Spotify?

Nah. I love iTunes and will never abandon it. I love having my stuff on there, both bought and not.

Spotify is a cool thing but I'm simply not interested. I'd rather actually have my music in front of me.

Not at all. These weak ass LTE networks with data caps won't allow me to do so.

iTunes >>>

You can just use wi-fi though

I never used itunes to begin with, but I have a spotify subscription.

I mainly listen to music on my phone when driving though.

Yeah and I just bought premium

A gift from the Gods tbh

yes, best decision i ever made.

Yes, completely. And it's great. It's really expanded and broadened my music taste, where as iTunes limited what I would listen to and actually put money into purchasing.

Only works if you're in the same area when you're using the app. A major reason why I don't want to switch yet.

iTunes will never fade, my collection of music is by far better that Spotify

No, I like buying and owning my music. I feel like I don't own it with Spotify, and I don't like having to rely on wifi or cellular data.

Yes.

I've honestly never bought music outside of three albums.

I was talking about using it at home

On mobile, I make playlists on Spotify or listen to iHeartRadio.

But Spotify has far more music than you will ever own

I actually was just considering signing up for Spotify earlier today. Should I do it?

No, Spotify is not really practical.

No. I do not like the idea of streaming music. I only ever use Spotify when I don't want to buy an album but need to review it.

I collect CDs and like owning my music.