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The reasons for dropping Spotify are obvious, however pretext of this guide is that Spotify doesn't give enough back to artists. So the solution is to pirate it? I mean yeah sure, but don't kid yourself with the pretext.
How about a guide on ripping owned CDs?
When you mainly listen to boomer artists who have made millions who gives a fuck
I mean there's a whole block on this:
And yes, I'll use this with my existing, mostly legally obtained, music collection. I don't mind the pirate stack though, it's far easier to just download the album than ripping your vinyl and tapes.
Pirate, then donate directly to artists.
I think like this solution the best.
There's and endless supply of guides for ripping.
On Windows just use Exact Audio Copy - It can pull all the track info from multiple sources. I forget what I used on Linux.
The only moral theft is my theft.