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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?
Pirate, then donate directly to artists.
I think like this solution the best.
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.
When you mainly listen to boomer artists who have made millions who gives a fuck
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.