Why was Spotify treated as a revolutionary service when Rhapsody has been around for over a decade? I've had a subscription to Rhapsody for as long as it's been a thing, but a couple years ago everyone shit their pants over Spotify and what streaming music means for artists and the music industry and whatnot. Besides the fact that I've been clowned for using an obscure service (man, my buddies had a field day in our group chat when I mentioned Napster of all companies acquired Rhapsody), I have no intentions of swapping services or anything because I've never had any issues with Rhapsody. Why is it so unknown compared to Spotify?