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Re: CD Purchase
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Roger Hecht <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Sun, 11 Apr 1999 17:43:02 -0400
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Nate DeMaria wrote:

>I am looking for stores or clubs on the internet where I can buy CD's
>cheaply.  I don't have loads of money to buy $16 cds from local stores,
>and I want to expand my music collection.  Where should I go to buy
>classical CD's?

There are the usual suspects.  CDconnection, CDnow, AMazon, Tower.  But if
you live in a big city, do try the used record/and or CD stores.  Or hit
them when you do visit the big city.  (There is nothing so useful as the
Yellow Pages for that.) Where I live there are many used stores, and I buy
most of my ersatz full-priced CDs this way.  And keep an eye on Naxos and
Arte-Nova's $5 discs.  They're mentioned often on this list.

Roger Hecht

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