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The Chain 05-31-2007 04:32 PM

best places for stevie cd's?
 
I've had my stevie cd collection since I was a child, and while most of them held up for a while, I'm thinking it's time to re-up. The ones I have from being a little bit older are fine, Enchanted, Trouble etc... but I'm pretty much needing to re-buy the bulk of my collection (Bella Donna, Wild Heart, RAL, OSOTM) Any suggestions for the best places on the web to do so? I know there are quite a few really cheap sites, cduniverse, overstock and all of those, but I'm also curious about the customer service. Any one have any good experiences with the above, or just any other website in general?

JazmenFlowers 05-31-2007 04:35 PM

Amazon may give you a discount for buying more than one at one time.

but eBay would be a good place to start. you can sometimes get CDs for $.01 or $1.

Richard B 05-31-2007 04:44 PM

Overstock.com rocks. Excellent service and prices.

Buy.com has amazing deals. I just picked up the entire seasons of Star Trek: TNG for $275 (no shipping/ no tax) and it retails for $430.

Amazon is good too. eBay has cheap things as well, but more risky.

Musicman408 05-31-2007 04:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers (Post 693595)
Amazon may give you a discount for buying more than one at one time.

but eBay would be a good place to start. you can sometimes get CDs for $.01 or $1.

For Rizzle??? I might have to have my family partake in that Jazzy Fizzle....:lol:


Wow, I am so white.......

Greta Garbo 06-01-2007 07:14 AM

I second Jazmen; E-bay can be super cheap.. little bit more for the rarities. Support your local music store too!

denny23220 06-01-2007 08:00 AM

I like half.com. It's fast and cheap - just like me, haha!

skuncles 06-01-2007 08:14 AM

Out of curiosity, why do you need to re-buy the older titles? Are they scratched? Unlike say an LP or cassette, CD's don't lose sound quality as time goes by, as long as they aren't scratched they should sound the same today as they did when you bought them. I got my first CD played in 1988 and bought all of the Fleetwood Mac and Stevie albums that were available at that time, all of them are fine.
Personally, I'm just waiting for the catalog to get remastered.

-Al

JazmenFlowers 06-01-2007 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by denny23220 (Post 693735)
I like half.com. It's fast and cheap - just like me, haha!

bwahahaha...:lol:


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