Do you still listen to music on CD's? With streaming services available. most people probably...

Matt85 · 36-40, M

nope. i have no cd player or optical drive on my computers. i listen to most music on youtube.

DragonFruit · 70-79, M

I still listen to music on CDs and LP records as well as having a number of DVDs.
I don’t use streaming services (though I’m considering them for my TV).
I recently got a Blu-Ray player when my old CD/VCR player broke down (I had very few VCR tapes anyway).

deepblacknothingness · 61-69, M

Yes I do. I'm blessed to have a car with a cassette player in it still. I still have my case full of those ready to go for car rides.

supersnipe · 61-69, M

Yes. I listen to music on most formats. Vinyl, shellac, cassette tapes and CD, all of which are in my collection. I also listen online, via a soundbar. As for moving things from one format to another, I do that with shellac and cassette tape for portability purposes.

I have never had eight-track; even in their heyday around fifty years ago, they were only ever a 'thing' for car audio, and it never made sense to buy in a format that could only be played in a car. Eight-track went the way of Betamax.

ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M

In my van on MP3 CDs

deadgerbil · 26-30

I don't have a CD player. I've moved on from physical stuff. I don't buy any physical games either, I just download them now

caPnAhab · 26-30, M

Kind of, not really. I have a CD collection I ripped mp3s from. I listen on an mp3 player and have nearly 11,000 songs

(That I didn't get all from CDs!)

SomeMichGuy · M

All services are pushing to be forever costs like your utilities & garbage.

If you like the idea of never owning anything and paying ever-increasing costs for access to "your" stuff...be my guest.

You should also lease cars and rent housing.