[pclement]

What music services (not DVD) are you using to purchase CD's now that BMG is gone?


Are there any music services available or does everyone buy retail/internet?


(I know many are now downloading music, but I still like to purchase CD's)

 

[thehun]

I think that whole model is just outdated. The internet made mail order just obsolete. There is just no need to pay full price anymore to get discount on the next one, and one doesn't have to make commitments to buy in the future.

 

[gillcup]

I used to belong to yourmusic.com. It appears to still be in business, although I have no idea how long it will last. CD's are generally all $6.99 each. They use a subscription model where you create a queue of CD's you want and each month they send you the CD at the top of the queue. You can buy other CD's anytime. When I joined a few years ago, they had a lot of SACD's (Elton John, Bob Dylan...etc) and I got as many as possible. I never had any problems with them but I ran out of CD's I'm interested in.

 

[pclement]



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Originally Posted by gillcup /forum/post/16956672


I used to belong to yourmusic.com. It appears to still be in business, although I have no idea how long it will last. CD's are generally all $6.99 each. They use a subscription model where you create a queue of CD's you want and each month they send you the CD at the top of the queue. You can buy other CD's anytime. When I joined a few years ago, they had a lot of SACD's (Elton John, Bob Dylan...etc) and I got as many as possible. I never had any problems with them but I ran out of CD's I'm interested in.

Thanks. Yeah, I now it is "Old School" but so am I.

 

[pclement]

Just ordered a CD from buy.com. First CD I've bought in a couple of years.