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Re:Netflix is on Fire by asb on Sunday January 03, 2016 @12:03PM (#10831254)
I haven't found lossless music to be easy to come by legally, am I missing some large site? Amazon for instance only sells MP3s.
Re:Netflix is on Fire by thirdsun on Wednesday January 06, 2016 @05:03AM (#10849598)
Amazon and iTunes are after the big crowd and cater to a an audience where lossless audio probably isn't the key feature.

I buy everything in lossless format and rarely have to look very hard - the few times I had to it turned out to be a vinyl or CD-only release, which wasn't available lossy either. I'm into rather obscure stuff, which may actually help here - I'm not sure but could imagine that it's harder to get lossless audio for the top 40.

Well, here are the stores I use: - Bleep - Boomkat - Qobuz (most iTunes-like with a big selection across all genres, including classic and jazz) - Bandcamp - HDTracks (beware, snake oil! There's no need to go above CD quality in my opinion) - Label / artists stores (yes, many labels or artists sell their music directly without middlemen and in a wider range of formats) - last resort: what.cd or buy the CD and rip it yourself

Re:Netflix is on Fire by Avshalom on Sunday January 03, 2016 @12:19PM (#10831310)
Tidal sells FLAC, they charge you for it but it's there. I think they're around 30m tracks now.