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In Reply to: Re: Since 2000 the sales down between 10-20% a year posted by kurt s on March 28, 2007 at 08:10:03:
I agree with this. The New York Times continues to review classical CDs, and one of its reviewers noted in a recent review of a CD of music by a French composer (who teaches at Columbia University in New York) that the CD was not available for sale in the United States at all(!) I suspect the demise of Tower made this situation even more common. No problem - the reviewer simply mentioned a couple of French web sites where it can be ordered (though with significant shipping costs, I'm sure).Downloads are poised to replace CDs, but technical limitations remain. A good alternative right now is a seller who will burn a CD-R for you. Many of these are popping up on the internet.
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- Re: Since 2000 the sales down between 10-20% a year - rbolaw 08:36:14 03/28/07 (1)
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