10 MORE Albums From Famous Artists NOT On Streaming Services
You can't legally stream these ten albums. Do you own any of these?
An album can often be lost to time for a variety of reasons, whether it was released on an old format to never be re-released, shipped out on an obscure label, or just utter tosh.
Now that we don't buy every album we listen to anymore, it is easy for them to be taken from streaming apps at any time. The choice of what we want to listen to is an illusion under streaming services, as labels can pick and choose which songs make it onto the apps.
Such services are a used as encyclopedia of an artist's career, but music discovery is harmed when labels can choose to hide albums from listeners as they wish. Sure, nearly all artists are now on streaming services, but that doesn't mean that their discographies are complete. These are albums nobody in the world can stream, as of 2019.
If you haven't seen the first, WhatCulture recently listed ten other albums you can't find on streaming services.
Here's ten more albums by rock, pop, and hip-hop favourites that you can't find online. Do you have any of these albums? They might be worth a lot of money.
10. Buckingham Nicks - Buckingham Nicks
Just two years before reaching stardom on Fleetwood Mac’s “White Album”, childhood pals Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham released one album together in September 1973.
Buckingham teased a first-ever CD release in 2013, but this never came to fruition. While their topless appearance on the cover may seem cheesy, it is a decent rock album which is young-at-heart. The two interchange songwriting duties on the album, before sharing on the brilliant closer Frozen Love.
The album is out of print and has never been re-released digitally. As we approach the 50th anniversary for Buckingham and Nicks, we hold out hope for getting our hands on this piece of rock and roll history. A great album for record collectors to buy and sell.
Sadly, Buckingham left Fleetwood Mac in 2018 after reigniting a feud with Nicks.