I use Spotify and Bose soundlink Bluetooth speakers most of the time. I still have some old cds I play on a Bose Wave.

I copied (downloaded?) most of our favorite CDs to ITunes using our PC. Move playlists around to phone and iPad using Bluetooth in our cars and wireless speakers .

Satellite radio, and we also can play from phone or iPad to a bluetooth amp/speaker in the house. But we like our CD's and our vinyl. :)

I don't know how if you have CD's and want to rip them, I have not done that in a really long time.

BTW, you may be able to play CD's in your DVD/BluRay player or if you have some sort of gaming device like Playstation or Wii.

Mostly on my Echo Dot with Alexa, with a bluetooth speaker.

Good point that you can stream a lot through YouTube, too. Amazon also has a music streaming service for Prime.

Purchased music mainly through Amazon and streamed through the car via bluetooth or using a Bose Soundtouch at home. I also have a basic Pandora account and use that daily.

I also use the music stations on direct tv as surround sound speakers are hard wired to the tv.

What I want to do next is upload all my dvds to stream.

I have the radio.com app on my iPad and I listen to stations on it occasionally. And I listen to the radio in the car. I'm weird, I guess, I like radio.

I got rid of all my CDs. I had many and I didn't want to dealing with storage in a smaller home. I primarily stream via Spotify (I do have the paid service .. but I started out with the free service)

How do I listen to music?! LOUDLY! ;-)

REALLY like XM in the car, or YT in the garage if if I'm puttering out there. About the only place I can pull up KISS's "Unholy" is on YT! :-)

Have some tunes purchased thru Android Play-store on the phone. There "may" be some AC/DC involved......

Faron (the LOUD one!)

Thanks, everybody! I think I'm going to get a Bluetooth speaker and find a way to transfer my CDs to iTunes. There's gotta be a neighborhood kid around here who would like to make a few bucks. :)

"Unholy" is an awesome song. Revenge is a really good album, probably one of the best of the non-makeup era.

I love Spotify!

In the car, I mostly listen to satellite radio.

Pandora! I tried Spotify and don’t remember why I didn’t care for it. I have Pandora on my pc, iPad and phone. I can listen in the car through the phone too.

Donna

We have Sonos. So so easy. Load your CDs onto your computer into iTunes. With a Sonos speaker, or multiple speakers, you can play your iTunes library, access Pandora, Spotify, music on your phone, and others. We have two speakers and a sound bar with our main tv (excellent sound). We really love the system. My MIL loved it so we got her a speaker. The speakers are portable (not the sound bar obviously) so you can move it around the house if you need to. I think they just released a new Play 1 product for $199. That is the smaller speaker. I think it is one of the best systems out there.

I do not use iTunes or any Apple products. I still have my collection of CDs, but I have them stored in books so that they do not take up much space. I have ripped all my CDs (using Windows Media Player), and then I transfer the music I like best onto thumb drives that I take with me. I use a thumb drive at work and listen to music using Winamp (not my favorite program, but I've been using is for many years at work), and at home on my computer I use AIMP, another free program that I like better than Winamp. In the rest of the house, I plug a thumb drive into our sound system and listen to using through that, and in my car, I have a CD player (no USB port), and so I listen to MP3s that I have stored on a CD disc, which will hold quite a few. My brother got a new sound system for his truck that has a USB port, and so we use thumb drives for that. Neither my brother nor I like iTunes, and we both do sound editing on MP3s, which is easier to do than with iTunes. I refuse to buy anything from Apple.

I do listen to the radio occasionally, as we have a good university station here in Westchester from Loyola Marymount: KXLU. The university is very close to the beach, and so a lot of the DJs sound like surfers and can be a bit ditzy, but I'm okay with that. My clock radio alarm is set to that station.

I love my Sonos One + Pandora. I finally broke down and pay for Pandora to eliminate the ads. I love Early to Baroque music and play it from the moment I stagger into the kitchen each morning.

The 4.99 a month for pandora is totally worth it to me.

Bumble, totally agree. For the type of music I listen to, it's working great for me.

My mother uses her smart TV to stream Pandora.

I use the Pandora app through my Comcast service

If you are able to access Pandora, I suggest you try it before finding someone to transfer your CD's. I think you'll be impressed with its ability to stream the same music with a few custom settings.