I don’t know what value do young people place on their digital music collections, as the tangibility that characterized having an album is now gone in every sense. Not only aren’t you having a physical album to hold in your hands and put into a CD player, you are not actually going to the store and digging into your pocket in order to pay for the actual disc.
These things invariably dent the whole experience. They do not really lessen the actual process of listening to the music itself; that has actually become easier and more practical thanks to services that let you sync your media across different devices. But the fact of holding the actual CD or record has been lessened. And with it, the actual attention that is paid to the artwork of any album.
And that is a pity if we think of the designs that can be achieved using the software and applications we have today. Well, this site aims to do something about that. It collects album art and it clearly categorizes it. If there is an album you are missing the artwork for, here you will have the chance to get it, and also of discovering more albums that have similar covers to that one. For instance, if you like the cover of The Beatles’ “A Hard Day’s Night” you will be recommended the artwork of an album like The Who’s “Face Dances”.
And the best thing is that when it detects new music, Bliss can get the artwork for you right away. You have to give it permission first, but that’s it. There are no fees to be paid at all.
BlissHQ.com In Their Own Words
“Album art downloaded, organized, automatically.”
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By merely installing an app, you will be able to have an always up-to-date music collection.
Some Questions About BlissHQ.com
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