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From: mpm@hpfcms.UUCP (mpm)
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Subject: Re: Buying CDs MAIL ORDER
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Date: Sat, 11-May-85 15:10:00 EDT
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Posted: Sat May 11 15:10:00 1985
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Nf-From: hpfcms!mpm    May 16 11:10:00 1985


     I've found that Video Concepts (in most malls) and Target have
CDs for about $14.9x each.  The same goes for Rocky Mountain Records
and Tapes (in Tabor Center, Pearl Street Mall in Boulder and Fort
Collins).

     There is an excellent selection of discs at J B & H Records in
Lakewood (Union and Alameda Parkway) including LOTS of imports.  The
prices run from $13.98 to 15.99 for most discs.  (They even had VERY
early Beatles and Stones stuff on CD!)

     Finally, check out Sound Warehouse (near the DU student center)
for a large selection of popular and classical discs.  Their prices
range from $13.99 to 16.99 (or more) for classical.  They have the
largest selection of classical CDs of any store I have visited.

			-- Mike "digital crazy" McCarthy
			   { ihnp4 | hplabs } !hpfcla!hpfcms!mpm

			   Hewlett-Packard Company
			   Fort Collins, CO

P.S.  I now buy my discs from Compact Disc Centre.  By getting several
people together it is fairly easy to hit the 10-disc minimum to qualify
for lower prices.  (My last order was for 17.)  I can buy eleven discs
for the price of nine or ten now.