As for pricing, most labels allow iTMS to charge $9.99 or less for an album. Sure, you can get some used and cutout CDs for less than that, but when you figure in the gas, wear & tear and shear aggravation of fighting your way through the malevolent Saturday traffic in the land of Aquanetta...
On Mar 22, 2004, at 10:36 AM, Nicole wrote:
On a track by track basis, iTunes is a good value, but I thought the full album prices were a bit high. Really, if you're going for the full CD, buy a used one - not only do you get the better sound quality, but you also get the artwork and liner notes AND, you can pretty much do what you want with it. (Oh I DARE the RIAA to tell me what to do with my money.)
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