The majority of cds I've been searching for are out of print-and if I do find them on the secondary market they're so overpriced and not worth it. I'm amazed how much material is out of print and the record comanies aren't re-suppling them. It's like the record companies are encouraging the purchases of mp3 albums. Record stores are becomming the thing of the past as technology advances and moving towards an all degital era-whatever if we like it or not. I hate to admit it, but mp3 albums have become easier and more convient to find than searching for the out of print cd. However, everything isn't avaliable in mp3 and/or cd format. As long as cds are still being manufactured I'll be purchasing them. I hope the record companies replace the cds as they become out of print.

I haven't paid for music in YEARS. I don't like it enough to pay for it.
The wife bought some crappy rap (what rap isn't) on Itunes, I spit my coffee all over when I saw the bill for .99 cents.

i'm lazy to go visiting record stores these days

i can get them in my room

Sounds like you're very open-minded.

will be buying some classical CDs, soon, I guess

there's still a Tower with quite a good selection and Naxos prints, my fave label

I can't see why people can't do both downloading and purchasing of records?

I do

What do you mean?

I do too. :beer:

Same here :beer: