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<blockquote data-quote="IWT" data-source="post: 1951929" data-attributes="member: 83420">I’m not sure that my comments will settle anything, but:I pay £10.99 per month for Apple Music.&nbsp; That amounts to;&nbsp; perhaps, two or at most three coffees.&nbsp; I have access to x million “songs” (where x is allegedly 100 = 100 million songs.)To date I’ve never failed in acquiring the exact ”song” I wanted.&nbsp; Be it Classical, Country Music, or a particular Orchestra, singer, musician or any of the many “artistes” and types of music around the world.What I’m trying to emphasise is that a reasonable monthly sum gives you access to to an unlimited musical experience - most of these are not only the latest in stereo production (either from the original or&nbsp; by electronic manipulation); but includes “Atmos” which is stereo which adjusts to your head movement.Older recordings in “mono” are usually electronically turned into stereo - how, I don’t know; but the result is amazing.So I find it difficult to side with those who complain about the limitations of musical access.I apologise if I’ve inadvertently upset a member; not intended.Ian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IWT, post: 1951929, member: 83420"] I’m not sure that my comments will settle anything, but: I pay £10.99 per month for Apple Music. That amounts to; perhaps, two or at most three coffees. I have access to x million “songs” (where x is allegedly 100 = 100 million songs.) To date I’ve never failed in acquiring the exact ”song” I wanted. Be it Classical, Country Music, or a particular Orchestra, singer, musician or any of the many “artistes” and types of music around the world. What I’m trying to emphasise is that a reasonable monthly sum gives you access to to an unlimited musical experience - most of these are not only the latest in stereo production (either from the original or by electronic manipulation); but includes “Atmos” which is stereo which adjusts to your head movement. Older recordings in “mono” are usually electronically turned into stereo - how, I don’t know; but the result is amazing. So I find it difficult to side with those who complain about the limitations of musical access. I apologise if I’ve inadvertently upset a member; not intended. Ian [/QUOTE]

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