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From: steve@amdimage.UUCP ( system admin)
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Subject: Re: Buying CDs MAIL ORDER
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Date: Mon, 3-Jun-85 12:11:48 EDT
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> note: having just moved here from California, one might notice that
> CD's out there sell for 10.99 each in all the stores (Rainbow, the
> Wherehouse, etc.)-- I would say the best way to get them mail order
> is to find a friend out there to pick them up and send them to you!
> P.S.-- They have a HUGE selection out there- I have even picked up  
> several very rare Japanese Pink Floyd CD's.
>                        '`'`'`'`'`'`'
>                           Ken F.
>                        '`'`'`'`'`'`'  

Sorry to disappoint everyone, but I live in the Bay area
and the have bought quite a few CDs over the past few months.
(I assume Ken visited the Bay area 'cause they don't
have Rainbow Records in SoCal) In any case Tower Records does 
have a huge selection, but their standard price is $14.99-$15.99
($10.99 for new releases such as Centerfield).  The Wherehouse 
does sell there CDs for $11.99, but the selection is 
much more limited. If you're very religious about going to 
the Wherehouse, you can get some good buys (The Wall by
P.Floyd for $23.99).

Anyhow prices are dropping.

steve eidson

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