As it says

I use -

Deezer premium+ for streaming and playlists
Reverbnation for streaming
Bandcamp for streaming and buying
CDBaby for buying
7 Digital for buying
Google Music for the free 20000 song storage
Youtube for music videos

May as well post our listening gear too

Fiio X5 MP3 player with AKG K451 headphones
Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini with those same headphones

None online

I use Missing in Glasgow for CDs now as I don't have a record player now

Cant afford new headphones...

I miss my seinheisser ones, good built, lasted me 10 years...

Cheapy ones now..

I use Bloom.fm which allows you to download 20 tracks and swap them as much as you like for £1 amonth - not a bad deal at all. When I want to listen to a full album I use Spotify.

When I'm out and about it's the Sansa clip+ MP3 player.

Spotify for streaming
iTunes for buying
Google Play for buying
YouTube for music videos
Vimeo for music videos

iMac with Bowers & Wilkins MM-1s
iPod Nano with Bowers & Wilkins C5 noise-isolating in-ear headphones

Spotify premium for playlists
Tuned in for the radio at work (just radio 6, that'll do for me)
A bands own website / play / ebay for CDs

Youtube
8tracks
One Drive

I used to do Spotify, but my computer won't even open the thing anymore. So now, I use either Deezer or YouTube. Sometimes, I use Grooveshark.

YouTube to download videos as mp3s. For my jukebox wallboxes/adapter/ipod to hifi system. Yes they're compressed, you can usually find one, that with a good amplifier and speakers, is hard to tell isn't from from one of your CDs.

"Music Notes" to buy legit pdf copies of sheet music at half the store price.

"Box" to upload my leccy piano recordings to share with other interested parties.

Um... "Jack Sparrow" ones.

I've gone back to ITunes after using spotify premium after over a year, just because iTunes has everything I need and easier to manage.

I mainly use YouTube, soundcloud, 8tracks and I have an app called music download pro, if I can't get the song on iTunes then I download it via YouTube to mp3 on that.
Also listen to a few podcasts.

None. I've got 9000 songs on my Ipod and it goes everywhere with me.

Youtube for music videos/streaming
Grooveshark for streaming
iTunes for buying
Google Play for buying (if I want a song on my Android devices)
Youtube to MP3 for songs I can't get anywhere else (I know IT Law lecturers don't approve, but anyway )

I tend to listen on my Macbook Pro, Macbook Air or iPod. The iPod goes everywhere with me. I don't use expensive headphones as I have a tendency to break them and I've had a lot of headphones and chargers break on me over the last few months...

I buy vinyl, streaming and downloads just don't sound right.

Are there any Missings left? There used to be about five of them but I thought they'd all closed.

So few revolutionaries on here then?
It seems most listeners have signed up to the maintenance of the Capitalist machine.
Spotify, Youtube, Amazon, iTunes, Vimeo......

I admire you TheTruth1983 for pushing the alternative agenda but it seems everyone ends up conforming to the standards of big biz who have basically recolonised the distribution space.

I go to the alternative labels I know Projekt, Cherry Red etc and see what they have on catalogue. A bit old fashioned perhaps?

Get you. Well done.

Free market Capitalism, that is what I believe in. I hate to see monopolies develop so I encourage people to look at the alternatives because competition leads to better outcomes for everyone.

I wish I were a saint but I use free Spotify and Amazon on occasion!