Where do you buy your music

[MrAcoustat]

Hi guys for me it's 99.9% on line, here are the places i buy most of my music, i'm Canadian but i don't buy in Canada because i'm not rich enough.

CD Universe - Your Online Music Store - - - http://www.amazon.co.uk/ - - - Steve Roach Mail Order - - -

CDJapan - Japanese Anime, Jpop, Japanese music, Game music, Japanese movie, CD, DVD - - - - Amazon.fr : livres, DVD, jeux vidéo, CD, lecteurs MP3, ordinateurs, appareils photo, logiciels et plus encore ! - - -

 

[jwhite613]

We buy 95%+ of our music from a local used/new record store. We are very well taken care of there. Such as, every week we bring home a small stack of used records to listen to, if we like the album (music/condition) then we buy it the following week otherwise we just return it to the bins.

 

[Mike]

I download MP3's from iTunes......just kidding!

I buy my music from Acoustic Sounds, ElusiveDisc, Amazon and a few others.
When I have time, I venture off to Bananas Records in St Petersburg, but that's usually a full day event....but an enjoyable one!

I shop for 180gram LP's first, regular LP's second, SACD third and CD's fourth.

 

[Jerry Seh]

Digital - HD Tracks
CD/Vinyl - Amazon (UK/US/Local)
Vinyl - Elusive

 

[Petro85]

I buy most from Princeton record exchange, obviously in Princeton nj.
They have mostly used but also a good selection of new records and plenty of 180g both new and used. I don't buy cd's but they have a huge selection of new and used as well.
Online I like
Records by mail
Soundstage direct
Acoustic sounds
Elusive disc

 

[Petro85]

Oops dbl post

 

[still-one]

I purchase 95% of my CD's from either Amazon or Amazon UK. Hi Rez digital wherever I can find ones I am interested in.

 

[iamhifi]

CD's and Records from Amazon, Ebay, Acoustic Sounds, Music Direct, Local Record shop, Good Will are dry out in my area

 

[bradleyc]

eBay, Amazon, Acoustic Sounds, Music Direct and a few Japan distributors

 

[dlb2]

I have a very valuable resource in my local library system. They have tons of cd's to check out. It makes listening to some stuff I wouldn't give the time of day to if I was shelling out my hard-earned cash for. I've found some pretty amazing stuff this way.

 

[A.S.]

Blue coast records
and lately all though a very small selection,but very high quality,the Amsterdam audiophile label;Sound Liaison.

 

[Mike]

Blue coast records
and lately all though a very small selection,but very high quality,the Amsterdam audiophile label;Sound Liaison.

The Blue Coast records DSD recordings are of stunning quality. Great musicians too. I feel their DSD recordings exceed most SACD to DSD conversions I've heard. What's Cookie's secret?

 

[A.S.]

Linn records
Blue coast records
Sound Liaison(very small selection but maybe the best audiophile recordings currently available)

 

[Portugal]

80% - Downloads - HDtracks.com
20% - CDs - Amazon.UK

 

[MusicDirector]

Vinyl = Record Show, Swapmeet, Yard sales, Dr Freecloud's Record shop.
CDs = Amazon
For stuff I don't want to purchase - there's MOG.
I have not yet hit my local library up, but I'm going to soon because the place is huge to start with and I mean huge, 3 levels! They have a whole separate room with media (CDs & DVDs). When I say room, I mean it has it's own doors and about the size of a small Blockbuster video store!

 

[Rayooo]

CDs: Amazon
High Rez download: HD tracks, Linn Records, Naim Label.
...I just wish HD Tracks would get with the program and do something with their web site. I thought with the new download mgr. maybe things would be changing, 'guess not.

 

[NorthStar]

Linn records
Blue coast records
Sound Liaison(very small selection but maybe the best audiophile recordings currently available)

Hi A.S., and ...
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[GaryProtein]

Amazon.

I have no local music stores any longer.

 

[chumlie]

95% online and the rest at local stores.

 

[volks]

Usually Amazon and the HMV at the mall.