Steve Austin
The Marmalade Kid
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HMV and Virgin seem to only stock mainstream rubbish, and i've not joined the ipod generation.
so where can i buy Cd's without paying £15 each
so where can i buy Cd's without paying £15 each
Steve Austin said:HMV and Virgin seem to only stock mainstream rubbish, and i've not joined the ipod generation.
so where can i buy Cd's without paying £15 each
dmoan said:If you are trying to avoid 'mainstream rubbish', you could shop with Rough Trade.
If you really, really want to avoid 'mainstream rubbish', I recommend CD-Baby. I love their ethos - [In•de•pen•dent: (adj.) Not having sold one's life, career, and creative works over to a corporation.]!
starseven said:I see people buying from play.com.
Personally I use I tunes , just about anything you could want and non of the clutter of of cds. I know people have problems with the protection applied to their stuff but I honestly never notice, I buy it, it goes on the Ipod , I listen, seem ok to me.
Melvil said:I kind of have a 'principle' about online stores like itunes...they supply only information that is restricted. They don't sell a 'product' with a case, a booklet etc...something you can hold in your hands. It seems a bit rubbish and they must be making money hand over fist...
goo_mason said:I'll second CDBaby. Many of the bands I podcast have albums for sale there. (Robin Tymm, Phideaux, Hungry Lucy, Freddy, Papermoon to name but a few).