You are right, it's not something you can blame solely on Rogan. The companies stock has shown a steady decline for the past year, lost way more than most tech companies in that dip as well.
Kind of like what happened to the carousel horse market a few years back. Seems tulips bulbs were quite an investment a few centuries ago.
So because he lives in a certain area you get to label him as someone who is using drugs?, A-hole.Neil Young lives in the boonies of Santa Cruz mountains, where most people are for any drugs they can get their hands on
Agree 1000%, anyone, and I mean anyone who even remotely questions the reality of the Apollo program is both a moron and a disgrace. Calling Neil Armstrong a "liar" should earn you an automatic dick-punch in the USAMe too. And for the record: Rogan's a dick and an asshole, yes he's fucking himself in the asshole.
OK, sorry then. As an old fart Neil brings back memories like playing "Cinnamon girl" so loud I blew out a speaker in my then AM radio in my crap-box '63 Impala I was driving at the time.
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Since Neil and Joni both have removed their music, Spotify has lost $2 billion in 3 days.
Spotify Loses $2 Billion as Stock Plummets After Neil Young's Joe Rogan Protest
Shares have plummeted around 12% since last week
Did you live in my college dorm? There was a guy with 15” woofers who would come back from the bars at 2am and crank, “There is a town in North Ontario…” loud enough to crack windows.
Problem is Spotify is buying up a bunch of pods and making them exclusive. Still not enough to get me to use them, but I've lost one I really enjoyed.
I'm similar. I don't really stream, I prefer to purchase music I like from Bandcamp (or buy CD and rip) and make my own playlists. Takes a little longer to go through 5000 albums. What little streaming I do is generally from Genre specific sites covering new releases.
LOL, no, but I had this '72 Matador once, no working AC and in the hot FL summer the bench seats turned into the "vinyl hibachi" and no one wanted to ride in it so I took a pair of home speakers with "12's and put 'em in the back seat, ran them off the Tenna "mind lower" amps and a Sony cassette deck, for what it was it sounded pretty decent, the car was a rolling hazard however, 4 wheel drum brakes, all worn to a nub, master cylinder needed 3-4 pumps before any braking action even started, ball joints all blown, control arm bushings completely missing, tie rod ends as brittle as twigs, but man that stereo!
The Matador was supposed to compete with GM's Impala and Ford's LTD, it did neither very well and wound up being a popular cop car with the 390 police pursuit option, the popular was because it was a lot cheaper.
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