>Multi-part question.
>
>1) What is your primary source of music? Do you use a
>streaming app, multiple streaming apps? Still rocking a
>personal library? Still doing CDs? Cassettes?

99% I listen to my mp3 collection, very rarely I will listen to radio.

>2) Do you usually listen to playlists? Are they based on an
>artist/ several artists or more of a mood? Are they playlists
>you made, where you individually picked out all the songs on
>the playlist? Do you prefer to listen to music in blocks of
>similar songs, gangsta rap hour, new jack swing, late 90's boy
>bands, etc or shuffle and mix it up as much as possible?

I like a playlist but I'm normally too lazy to do one. I typically will have a certain 'mood' of music I into, and will curate as my entire collection plays.

>3) Do you listen to whole albums often? Mostly new or older?

No. In the past 10 years I've probably listened to five full albums.

>4) How do you discover new music?

TV, radio, movies, music playing around me, occasionally will go researching through youtube or amazon.

>5) What's your primary hardware set up for music? Phone and
>earbuds/headphones? Car? Home stereo set up? Bluetooth
>speakers? Internal phone speaker?

I listen either my computer or car speakers. I don't currently own a stereo though once I finally move to somewhere more permanent I will get one.

>any other relevant comments/questions welcome

It's funny, I was just recently thinking about my relationship to music and how it's changed. I used to be a lot more into it than I am now, and I think it's because I view it more like art than something personal. Like, I love and appreciate it, but it's a separate entity that flows without input or inclination from me.