Best prices on music CD's?

[bikeman]

You also might try www.deepdiscountcd.com They have very competetive prices with FREE shipping.

This would be my recommendation also with one caveat. The free shipping is the slowest shipping I've experienced anywhere.
Also, check Borders Books on-line coupons that are good in the retail stores. It can make Border's CD's price competitive.

David

[Ben_Wood]

David is right about the slower shipping from DeepDiscount. If you just can't wait for that special cd to arrive you can try Amazon, their selection is massive, their prices are very good, and if you order totals $25 or more you can opt for free "Super-Saver" shipping that is considerably quicker than DeepDiscount's.

[rysa4]

Half.com

[Lou-the-dog]

It is best to do some comparison shopping amoung the sites suggested. For example, TalkingHeads Sand in the Vaseline (2 discs) on DeepDiscount is $26.22. Same 2 disc offering on Yourmusic.com is $11.98. Both sites offer free shipping.

Randy

[rysa4]

And its 7.50 at half.com. Yes comparison shop.

[Lou-the-dog]

Good find!

Randy

[Lou-the-dog]

I just joined LaLa. It is a new site to accomodate trading of CD's. The site is in it's beta debut so time will tell how it will work out. Bottom line...you list your CD's that you want to get rid of and also list the CD's that you are interested in recieving. LaLa notifies you when someone else wants your CD and you stick it in one of their media mailing envelopes and send it direct to the customer. Each completed transaction qualifies you to recieve a CD as they become available. Total cost of the trade is $1.49. LaLa will give you your money back if the CD is damaged. They also claim that they will give the artist 20% of the revenue. I am going to try it and see how it works out. As I said they are in their beta phase so supposedly new members are invites only. They do have an online application for folks that can't find an invite. I filled this out and it only took a couple days before they sent me an invite.

Randy