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How to stay up-to-date with music from your country even if you've lived in the USA for 10 years

What are you doing? I am an 18-year-old Russki man who moved to America to seek better things in life. In Russia, I was not wealthy. I was in the middle. My family was not me. Russia was a country where young adults didn't require money until they were to adulthood. Thus, we needed to think of new methods to earn money. Many schemes exist, most of them similar to the people who drinkers ask their friends to purchase their communal vodka bottle. It was similar. We would look for easy ways to make a few bucks so we could even buy bread. We would always be hungry.
So I finally made it to America. There's nothing like New York, Brooklyn or Brighton Beach. It's a place that brings me back to my childhood home. It's loud, dirty and filled with Russian languages, and the people can be rude. I've spent a fair amount of money there, mostly in Russian restaurants and bookstores.
I love music, and I enjoy reading books. It was discovered recently you can read Russian literature on Kindle. So I stopped purchasing hard-copy books. In addition, I don't have enough space in my house. My wife is an over-seller. So I do what I can to not add to her pile of stuff. After a bit of research, the first few months , my stacks of books became an ugly image, and I finally moved them into my garage, where there's still room to store my things.
Music is a different thing. Because I drive a lot, my job demands that I listen to lots of music. Being an Russian native, it's difficult for me to enjoy the music I hear in America. I'm not a fan of hip hop metal, rap and pop. It's all the modern music that children love to dance to. The old Russian music is something I love and also songs with Russian origins from jail. They're still very popular in Russia , even after 20 years. Yes, they put everything on Youtube these days. When I get home from work, I spend hours listening to Youtube music.
After some time, I was able to create an extensive playlist that included more than 300 songs I love. It's my go-to friend. I can listen to it all day long and don't have any problems getting used. There are over 300 songs! When I need to listen to songs in my car, however, I don’t have enough internet. It's crucial for navigation, driving, and for my own personal enjoyment. Therefore, I make the preparation at home. I've in the middle of the list now, I record a few songs from Youtube into mp3 files and then I burn those mp3s onto a CD with my laptop, and then I take the CD to my car to listen. This website I found can take an entire Youtube playlist and print all the songs. Each song will be converted to mp3 and stored on my computer. You can then convert the mp3 into an audio disc. Sometimes I'm prone to making a mistake and create a data CD. This will not work with my car stereo. When audio is recorded, it's amazing the way technology works. It's not necessary to be connected to the internet to listen to mp3s. All I need is a CD to insert into the stereo slot in my car. The music of Russia was blasting in Manhattan while I was driving around.
youtube to mp3.cc

It's simple and affordable to download video content from Youtube and convert them to MP3 files so that you can save them to your phone. My friend connected his iPhone to his car stereo and within seconds it was playing high quality sound. He was also able to stream Pandora radio and Spotify which means that you're not even needing too fast of Internet to do this. I'm guessing this is the next thing I'll try. Of course, I'll be sure to use free WiFi.


Here's my website: https://shop.hues.vn/members/spiderdiving8/activity/481782/