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That would be me.
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thank you anubis, I must seek them out very soon.
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Nearly Seven years after the thread starts
The Beatles After years of boycotting each and every music streaming website on the internet, The Beatles back catalogue will finally become available to stream around the world, and just in time for Christmas. According to Re/code, the Fabulous Four's music will be available to stream from Christmas Eve onwards, and will be on almost every major platform. Unlike with many artists, their music will not be exclusive to any one service, therefore streaming from a variety of places, including Spotify |
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Reading the first post of the thread, seems like another lifetime (technology-wise) - how things have changed.
Anyway, one of the last big artists finally succumbs Peter Gabriel While Peter Gabriel’s work in Genesis has long been available on Spotify, his solo albums have always been conspicuously absent from the streaming platform—but all of that is about to change. As CoS points out, Gabriel’s website has announced that his solo catalog is set to come to Spotify on May 18. His first four self-titled albums are coming to the service, as are So (1986), Us (1992), and Up (2002). The best-selling best-of compilation Shaking the Tree: Sixteen Golden Greats and the 2003 collection Hit will also be available to stream. |
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Thanks for the info. I have all Peter Gabriel's studio albums but not the live album with an orchestra,'New Blood'. I've been listening to it on Spotify today.
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Amazing (to me), I've found me under my previous username
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One of the last classic bands to finally relent to streaming today
King Crimson https://open.spotify.com/artist/7M1FPw29m5FbicYzS2xdpi?si=QNxPA3sNSi2IfGkiPrPNUg with all their albums in Remastered glory and currently touring I believe |