How do you listen to your music during the day?

[tinnitus photography]

that's not the only thing, bub

[Mr andromeda]

In the morning listen to radio on my digital portable radio ,.. Normally world service or BBC 6 music , then throughout if traveling use my iPod on shuffle, then at home use my iPad . Which through earphones is actually pretty good quality. Curious about Neil Youngs pono device, anything which replicates vinyl is good with me. I try and listen to full albums in the evening, normally through my stereo. Yep love music!

[John Smith]

Right now I listen to my iPod. Occasionally I'll hit up Spotify or Pandora

[Lammycat]

I play everything I listen to. 

[Blackberry Rust]

At work it's a split between my 'vintage' iPod touch (still going strong eight years running!) and iTunes on my work computer.

 

At home it's a variety of vinyl (mostly on weekends), computers, wireless streaming, digital radio and on the rare occasion the odd compact disc.

[tinnitus photography]

morning drive, iPod in my car.
editing photos, mp3s via foobar over headphones.

if i can help it, mostly LPs over my stereo.


 

[pavlovsfrog]

I usually listen to comedy podcasts during my commute to and from work (using the Pocket Casts app on Android)

music all day at work, on headphones using spotify or sometimes vox for my flac library

at home, either LPs on the turntable or spotify via chromecast audio through my stereo

[Dmada]

Streaming Apple Music from my phone-I love the on demand access to the large catalog of music. Also have Ipod classic.

Bluetooth speakers at work and at home, or through the Bose earbuds at work.

[SarahC]

Generally at work when I'm cleaning up after animals I listen to MP3s over my phone connected to a little bluetooth speaker. 

At home turntable, CDs, or MP3 through the stereo. 

Been debating about paying for Apple music, but I have too big an attachment to the physical discs.

[mountain bed]

At work I usually take a few of the 2000+ hours of Grateful Dead I have on cassette and blast them through a nice, old school boombox. They still play, they still sound great.

[calvino]

That great   --- I have a few JGB tapes at work that I throw in every now and then - mostly Archive.org, Dylanradio, XM, or Spotify at work.

[anthony]

At work, I generally do not listen to music - too distracting. When driving, I rotate between MP3s on a flash drive, Pandora, or Amazon Music streaming. At home, it is vinyl on a turntable.

[The Inside of Outside]

CDs, vinyl, mp3s, Spotify, a little Pandora - a bit of everything.

[TCP]

I have a short 5 minute drive into work, so I'll listen to CBC Radio 2 on the way in and the way home, they usually play pretty good music. If I'm in the office I'm usually editing video, so music would be too distracting but if I'm doing admin work (or slacking) I'll open spotify. On the weekends if the wife and I are driving around we'll use our iPod in the car. At home though, it's all vinyl.

[jbray]

I use Spotify to run all of my music at work as well as to and from. I have a cd/aux based stereo system at home or use my computer with headphones for close listens.

[Fritz]

Vinyl at home - 85%

 

CDs in the car - 10%

 

Online at home - 5%

[brownie]

Nearly all of my music listening is done in the car or when I'm out walking. In the car it's mostly satellite radio on short trips and to and from work. If I'll be in the car at least 45 minutes, I plug my iPod into the car stereo. When I'm out for a walk, I always have my iPod. At home it's mostly Spotify these days, although I don't do much music listening at home any more. I can't listen to music at my job,