Download Or CD?
@motorheadbanger (441)
United States
April 13, 2008 2:54pm CST
Do you download your music or buy from the CD from where you go to buy your CD's. I personally use F.Y.E to buy CD's from. They seem to rejoice when I walk in, I usually by over 100 dollars worth of CD's when I go there.
I do have some downloaded songs on my PC, but I enjoy the fun of actually going out and getting the CD.
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@motorheadbanger (441)
• United States
5 May 08
I have done that with Arch Enemy and Motorhead, also with Megadeth. For Megadeth and Motorhead I also purchased the boxsets. However some of the Arch Enemy stuff I have found hard to find where I live. They usually only carry the newest stuff they have.
@scarlet_woman (23463)
• United States
14 Apr 08
i usually buy.sometimes i can find special edition cd's at the store or imports you can't find online.
i've found some amazing things in the bargain bin at walmart too.
i wish we had an F.Y.E.,not yet.
just a strawberries.
@callarse1 (4783)
• United States
14 Apr 08
Hey motorheadbanger...I LOVE buying CDs. My favorite way to buy CDs is via eBay or by BMG CD Club. Most of the time they have good deals like $4 CDs plus shipping (which makes it about $6 each CD). We don't have FYE here, but if I want to really buy a CD I usually go to Target or Best Buy. I buy about $60 worth of CDs through BMG CD Club.
Downloads are okay, but I actually love getting the physcial CD, especially if I know it's a good CD. Then later I can sell the CD (you can't re-sell those downloads). However, I think people like to download because it's more convient and cheaper than buying a CD. Most CDs cost around $10 if on sell or it could cost $15 or more if regular price. That's why I like my CD club so much because their CDs are so cheap.
Pablo
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@vampirekitten (191)
• United States
13 Apr 08
same here,i perfer cds. i do download quite a bit though. i buy cds from k-mart,target,F.Y.E and amazon. i think cds are worth more than downloads.
but when i do download i burn them to blank cd-roms.
@halcyon1 (23)
• United States
13 Apr 08
I have never tried downloading music from the internet. It seems expensive, isn't it like $2 per song? I only buy used cds these days, but would be open to downloading music if it were cheaper.
It's funny, because I have like 200 cassette tapes, and a lot of them are beginning to crash and burn. I'm thinking of replacing some of them, and it seems like downloading would be the way to go.
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@rhane7315 (5649)
• Philippines
5 May 08
i'm a thrifty person so i usually downloaded some of the songs that i wanted in the net. sometimes there are some music that is not included in the cd that you buy so i just prefer downloading it
@motorheadbanger (441)
• United States
5 May 08
I always try to listen to a bit of the song via a band's myspace site or youtube. Most of the time I use last.fm, even if I don't like the whole CD I go through I guess you could say a forced listening session. Where I basically listen to the album a couple of times through, giving every song a equal chance.
And right now it has paid off the album I got by Down "Over The Under", I really only wanted the CD for the song "On March The Saints". But now I can listen to it with out a problem the whole way through on each and every song.
