...to fill in whatever gaps Google Play itself may not provide.

And on the youtube side of things it's nice to be able respond to a text or be in another app with it still playing in the background.



>So if they're missing an album out of a discography that you
>actually own, you can add that album on there. For example,
>the other day I was pulling up Funkadelic's page on Google
>Music and I found that they only had the Westbound albums. I
>was in the mood to listen to "Hardcore Jollies" and that was
>nowhere to be found as far as what Google Music offered.
>However, since I had uploaded my own music collection on there
>some years ago (even before I had the full pay service), I was
>able to listen to Hardcore Jollies as a result.
>
>It's on their cloud, so you don't have to keep hooking up any
>iPod or whatever to access your music. It also gave the option
>to edit album and song info (something I had to do because one
>of the songs was listed as being on the Hardcore "Jones" album
>instead of "Jollies"). If you got more than one person in your
>life (like a wife and/or kids), you can get the family plan
>for close to $15.00 and have up to 6 people on the account.
>They, along with you, can get access to the YouTube Red and
>YouTube Music apps along with Google Music for no additional
>cost.
>
>
>Since 1976


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I don't like the beat anymore because its just a loop. ALC didn't FLIP IT ENOUGH!

Flip it enough? Flip these. Flip off. Go flip some f*cking burgers.(c)Kno

Allied State of the National Electric Beat Treaty Organization (NEBTO)