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^ Haha
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Since turning off Apple Music on my iMac, I've been enjoying the service on my iPhone trouble-free. I've streamed the full albums for ANT-MAN, THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E, FANTASTIC FOUR, FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, SOUTHPAW, THE END OF THE TOUR, PIXELS and have had the service streaming at work for weeks. Can't complain about the $0 price either.
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I'm not gonna get into the debate on this. But one point for reference, from the article below: "Spotify says it has 20 million paid subscribers, and another 55 million who use a free version of the streaming music service." In other words, just over 25% of Spotify's subscribers pay - which is interesting in itself, since the other 75% have to listen to frequent commercials. So it actually looks good for Apple even if the number of people willing to pay remains at 50% of the total who had it for free. Or at least they are in the same ball park. Except of course Apple isn't offering a free version, and is commercial free, thus more like Amazon Prime Music (and I assume Google? Haven't tried that....). http://recode.net/2015/06/10/spotify-has-20-million-paid-subscribers/
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