Thread: Do you still buy physical formats of music?
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Old 09-04-2010, 10:36 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight View Post
Yes, but not all albums. I have a ton of records purchased through eMusic, and I'll purchase more. But some artists, I'd rather have the CD, or I want the artwork, or even the extras. It depends on the price, too. If it's gonna run me six bucks in download credit or 20 bucks for a CD, I'm going with the download.
I usually wait for the CD to lower in price. There's only a couple of bands where I would spend the full price if they have released a new album.
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