Do you still have shops that sell music CDs on your country?
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Not all people are internet tech. There are still number of people especially in the rural areas who don't have access to internet. Those kind of people who still be buying CD of their favorite musicians. If you go to areas, you will still be seing shops where CDs are sold. I'm sure those shops get their customers otherwise, they would have closed down.
we still buy Cd's and DVD's, I think there will be a small market for this line for a good few years yet, before it is as dead as a dodo
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That is so true, but there are still quite a few oldies around who are still buying, like me!! LOL
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I agree, we still buy loads, sadly current ones have to come from the internet shops as no local shops, but our charity shops sell loads of good ones, so you are getting big bargin and helping charity at the same time
It's been very long that I saw that kind of shop in my area.
They don't have the same kind of sales, also I don't think they have the same stock as before for the very same reason, they may not sell it.
It is such a shame, as its great just to go and flip through the CD's regardless if you were going to buy one, just something you just did if you were out shopping
A lot of people that I'm making use of it as their means of income will always face serious challenges should they be completely taken out of business.
There are still many shops selling CD in my country. Not all musicians released their music's into the online music sites. You can still get CD of old and upcoming artists on CD. Some producers recorded selection of music in CD.
That is so very true, loads of people making income like that are being hit so hard now we can buy online and more streaming services are being made to play music on.
I personally as an oldie like to sit and look at my collection of records, CD's and DVD's on the shelf and chose what to play.
I don't think I would get on with streaming services. I hated the kindle when I brought one to read books on, could never remember what book I was reading and found it hard to go back and read a part I wanted to re read. So its in a cupboard collecting dust. I like to look at the bookcase and see my books, they are like my friends. Plus if you have a book on kindle you can't lend it to anyone.
I shall always be old school
This is something an old-fashioned way. I respect that some people there are into buying music DVDs. In my country, it has been a long time that people ignored this business idea.
I am one of those old fashion people, some people say I am far too old school for my age, but I don't care. I like the way stuff was done in the past.
It like when you go to the library now, books aren't stamped out, so you now an not see how popular a book is or when it was last borrowed as they don't stamp the return date in them anymore. A real shame because I really liked looking tosee when a book had last been returned
It like when you go to the library now, books aren't stamped out, so you now an not see how popular a book is or when it was last borrowed as they don't stamp the return date in them anymore. A real shame because I really liked looking tosee when a book had last been returned
No matter how technological driven people are, there are still some people who are still conservative. Old movies and song of past artists can be gotten on CD. It is not everytime you tune in your mobile to listen to music.
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Most car stereos come with USB readers and one doesn't need a CD any longer. The fact that USB devices are easily rewritable is the advantage it has used to drive CDs to extinction.
