I was given my first CD and a couple cassettes along with a pair of AKG K501s, an amp, and a CD player when I was seven y/o by my saxophone/music theory teacher who wanted me to start listening to the greats like Coltrane, Adderly, Parker, etc and I’ve been collecting the music and the gear ever since. Supporting artists is a priority for me and Qobuz Sublime does that best and makes it easiest. My digital download collection, which is all paid for mainly from Qobuz, Bandcamp, and HDTracks, eclipses both at this point.
I have a collection of a couple thousand CDs and several hundred LPs on vinyl. I really like that and I also try to go further and buy as much music as I can. That said, Qobuz introduced a feature a while back where after you play an album it will continue playing a random selection of songs though I think it only plays for like 50 songs or something.Īs a professional musician with a band, I can also tell you that Qobuz pays the best of all the streaming services we’re on for plays. I understand why many folks like services with algorithm created playlists or radio features, but I’m generally an album listener so I rarely use those features. Their hi-res library is growing almost daily and their CD quality sounds very clean to begin with. Plus, I love the SQ on this service (streaming and downloads). Qobuz Sublime is the perfect subscription service for listeners like us because it saves so much money on albums I would be buying anyways. If a band or album is good enough that I’ll be listening to it more than once, then I’ll generally purchase it. I try to buy as much of the music I listen to as possible.
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