What is better.Listing to music on the radio?Or your computer?

[Frank Goad]

What is better.Listing to music on the radio?Or your computer?For me it is radio.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

I'd prefer the computer. I just imagine it has a slightly higher sound quality.

 

[SalixIncendium]

In my car with Pandora or another streaming service. That's where my premium Bose sound system resides.

 

[Quagmire]

Computer. Gives you more control over what's playing.

 

[Viker]

Either with my phone or computer with specialized headphones. So I can hear everything in the music with clarity and I have a wider selection on demand whenever I want it. With radio you have to basically listen to what the station wants you to. And it's the same playlist over and over and over.

 

[YmirGF]

I only listen to the radio during power outages and don't remember the last time I listened on a regular basis. It's been a few decades.

Radio is still a thing? That said, I have lived in a rural setting for almost 20 years and prefer the silence. I love music, I just don't need it relentlessly pounding the way I used to.

 

[Father Heathen]

Computer, no contest. Quality is better, you have complete control over what is playing, etc.

 

[Father Heathen]

I only listen to the radio during power outages and don't remember the last time I listened on a regular basis. It's been a few decades.

Radio is still a thing? That said, I have lived in a rural setting for almost 20 years and prefer the silence. I love music, I just don't need it relentlessly pounding the way I used to.

The only time I listen to radio is in the car, and only when the bluetooth audio starts to stutter (via spotify from phone), and it's still just as ****ty as it was decades ago; same 5 songs on rotation.

 

[Mock Turtle]

I listen to music more as chosen saved tracks (most in Mp3 format now) over my life so not so much as to radio, given that such is usually classical or modern Pop variety, and do this via some quality headphones. Quite surprised that the music quality from a fairly cheapish Android phone seems to be as good as from a Sony Mp3 player. But my preference used to be via a reasonably decent HiFi system - not available now until I get the Amp fixed (and possibly the speakers), and I need to get a Cassette player fixed too. I used to burn music to CDs for use in the car. I also have a Denon Radio, CD, and USB player with speakers that gets much play too.

 

[ChristineM]

Computer, MP3s, CDs.
I only listen to the radio in the car... sometimes.