Amazon Prime Music turns the volume down a little too much

Re: Big problem with it.

Been working fine for me all morning. I simply can't be a developer without my loud punks!

Re: Big problem with it.

I think there's a Prime Music app on your phone.

Prime doesn't get you a full Prime Music subscription though - you do get some songs but not the fully library.

I have too, but the snowflakes seem to think I am some sort of luddite for not streaming music.

I have bought some music from Amazon, but I always immediately download the MP3s.

Yep, me too. The gigabytes of music I have stored on my phone continue to be available to me no matter what. That alone is a wonderful reason to not use streaming services.

...that said, I can stream directly from my music server at home should I really want to do the streaming thing. It's occasionally useful.

Re: "In a reminder of a golden age when we still had physical media,"

When your "unlimited" data plan slows to a crawl you realize that having your music locally on your device has some significant advantages.

Plus not having to tote your full-sized phone everywhere is a plus. Seeing people with the new iPhones at the gym is pretty silly looking sometimes.

Re: The personal touch as only Amazon knows how

also @AmazonHelp Social Media Representative 21 is sorry for *your* issues. Not theirs.

Re: The Sound of Silence

Hello AC, my old friend

I've come to spy on you again,

Because Alexa softly sneaking,

Took your privacy while you were sleeping,

And the dystopia that was planted in your home,

Always remains,

For the profits of Besos.

(Of course, Paul Simon was railing against the death of conversation caused by the telly-telly-bunkum-box. He was so prophetic with his vision, yet utterly failed to see how far things would fall...)