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From: trainor@ucla-cs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Where can you get cheap CD's?
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Date: Mon, 14-Jul-86 03:39:39 EDT
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Unless you buy in bulk, you're still gonna get reamed.  Don't pay over
$12 for domestic CDs and $14 for imports.  Wait--you've got to be patient.
Hit the $10.99 sales at local record shops, especially the chain ones
who don't know much about CDs, except that they sell them.  I've gotten
lots of ridiculous $18.99 imports at the sale price.  For instance the
Odyssey (mostly video and cheap plastic dayglo trash) in Los Angeles
indescriminatly marked a bunch of their CD's down to $8.99.  I guess
they needed more room for cheap dayglo trash or something.

Sales clerk in Tower Records in Washington, D.C. looking at DK's CD:

    Is this jazz?

Me:
    Sure...
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