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When purchasing Music (£0.99 each) how many plays would you say made the purchase 'worth it'?
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I am like you. The way I listen to music is not the conventional way in which someone has a playlist and goes with it for a while, then add new music, etc... I am autistic too, and my music routine generally implies having a song or two on repeat for the day because they are a form of stimming for me. So I don't use streaming services if not for trying new music before seeing if I want that song.
My rule is that if I find a song I can be comfortable with to listen to it for a while hour on repeat and I still like it, I'll buy it. If that happens, that song is probably going to be my next stimming song for days or even weeks, meaning I'll listen to it hundreds or thousands of times. If that's the case, I'll buy it.
On some rare instances, I find an artist that I really like because they have more than one song that helps me and then I'll buy their album just to show support to what they are doing.
I also can't go to shows because they are a nightmare to my brain and its lack of sensory overload control.
I'm not on spectrum on anything (anything diagnosed, anyway) but your comment inspired me to try and have a favorite tune on repeat for several hours, just to see what effect it would have on my ability to focus & anxiety, both of which are things I tend to struggle (although in my case it's more related to insomnia).
Interesting experience, nicer than I would expect. Normally my music routine is to try and keep things diverse, but I do tend to get distracted by the need to choose what's next (and radios can have own problems, alghough soma.fm is awesome.) This sort of removed the issue.
I do wonder how I will feel like when I turn it off, then in dreams, and then tomorrow. 😁
(It's '87' by Janus Rasmussen, by the way, and even after hours I'm still loving it!).
Also by the way, I got the album and it was the most I spent per minute of track ever (and my collection is hundreds of albums) -- the album was 18 EUR (plus tax!), but then again, Icelandic economy, and I love to support artists, and I do love that song.