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Try using musikcloud its a soundcloud client that *should* still work(even if a lil slow on searching stuff(or maybe that's just my internet connection))
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2018-11-01
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Or you know you could just download a **** load of music from the internet(not to brag or anything but I have a collection of 7 gigabytes)
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2018-11-01
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Originally Posted by kick
Don't worry, that's not brag-worthy.
Or you know you could just download a **** load of music from the internet(not to brag or anything but I have a collection of 7 gigabytes)
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2018-11-01
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Originally Posted by Gamerouge
You should still load your old CDs, I mean you liked them when you bought them, I bet there's still some quality audio there that you'd enjoy on a new medium. I rip one or two old albums a year into digital formats. It's often how I spend my new years eve.
Or do I simply have to load my old CD's to the computer and put them in the phone?
Last edited by bradvesp; 2018-11-01 at 12:48. Reason: fixed quoted context
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2018-11-01
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Originally Posted by bradvesp
Yeah, it might not be a bad idea.
You should still load your old CDs, I mean you liked them when you bought them, I bet there's still some quality audio there that you'd enjoy on a new medium. I rip one or two old albums a year into digital formats. It's often how I spend my new years eve.
Right now I can't even remember how to get a hold of the filesystem in the N9 from a PC.
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2018-11-01
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Originally Posted by kick
Will check it out!
Try using musikcloud its a soundcloud client that *should* still work(even if a lil slow on searching stuff(or maybe that's just my internet connection))
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2018-11-19
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Originally Posted by kapu2
There's MusiKloud2 and it's still working well, It can be found on Openrepos..
Is there a version of MusiKloud that still works?
I am trying to figure out if it is any musicservice-application that works on a Nokia N9 in 2018?
Meespot does not work, due to Spotify closing their servers to other systems other than Android/IOS.
Do you guys know ANY service that does work?
Or do I simply have to load my old CD's to the computer and put them in the phone?
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