| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 873.1 | A nudder... | JAWS::COTE | Practice Safe Sysex | Mon Aug 24 1987 16:21 | 8 |
| Yeah, Strawberries in Auburn has a CD cut-out bin also. The selection
was as good as you stated Shrewsbury was.
I suppose it was inevitable that some buyer would order *something*
they couldn't sell out...
Edd
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| 873.2 | Drillouts? | ALL4S::THOMAS | A legend in his own lunchtime | Mon Aug 24 1987 16:31 | 7 |
| I found some cutouts at a store in Ft. Lauderdale. They drill a
hole in the spine of the jewel case. Does this make them drillouts?
Just for a laugh, I bought the 2nd Twisted Sister album (I forget
it's name). It's pretty bad (although I did like their first album).
Mike
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| 873.3 | Even out here they're costing less! | NCADC1::PEREZ | The sensitivity of a dung beetle. | Tue Aug 25 1987 00:19 | 14 |
| Musicland out here in Minneapolis is selling CDs on the Stradivari
label for $8.99. There were a bunch of classical titles, for example
I got Mozart Symphony #40 and # 38, Eine Kleine Nichtmusic and symphony
#41, etc. Also Beethoven Piano concertos, and Bach Piano Concerto
#3 and Overture #3.
They also had the Phillips Silver line for 9.99. And Deutsche
Grammaphone Galleria for $10.99.
The quality seems to be good and the performers included the Academy
of St. Martins-in-the-fields, the Vienna Philharmonic, and Claudio
Abbado.
D
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| 873.4 | | AKOV68::BOYAJIAN | Science Is Golden | Tue Aug 25 1987 01:24 | 10 |
| re:.0
Various Strawberries stores have had CD "cutouts" for quite some
time. I bought a *load* of London classical CD's for $9.99 each,
as well as a few rock and jazz CD's on Mercury.
By the way, I've seen that GUYS AND DOLLS CD for as little as
$5.99.
--- jerry
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| 873.5 | Cheap... If you can find what you want... | STAR06::SELBY | | Mon Aug 31 1987 21:14 | 7 |
| I have seen several rock titles in the "cut-outs" bin. But the
prices here have been $4.99 for cutouts. Included was the afore
mentions TS disc and some Peter Frampton, Julian Lennon, and a few
movie soundtracks.
Dale
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| 873.6 | Devo & Hendrix: Together again | MUSTNG::MGINGRAS | | Sat Sep 19 1987 09:59 | 11 |
| The most interesting thing i've seen in cheap cd's wasn't a cutout.
it was a sampler on the RYKO label titled "STEAL THIS DISC" and
it
sold for between $5 and $6 at Strawberries. The selection had every
possible genre of music (Devo to Hendrix to Norman Blake) and they
were in a sufficiently mixed order to cause possible brain damage.
I didn't buy the sampler but I have RYKO'S "Hendrix at Winterland"
and I love it.
marty
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| 873.7 | There's a precedent.... | JAWS::COTE | Would I lie to you, Honey? | Mon Sep 21 1987 12:02 | 3 |
| Probably not, thanks to Abbie Hoffman....
Edd
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| 873.8 | Kinda like "Welcome to node WHATEVER::" | 2B::ZAHAREE | This notes stuff will never catch on. | Mon Sep 21 1987 12:02 | 6 |
| digression
Once or twice I've wondered if shop owners would have any problems
prosecuting someone who has stolen a cd labeled "STEAL THIS DISC".
- M
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| 873.9 | :-) | 2B::ZAHAREE | This notes stuff will never catch on. | Mon Sep 21 1987 12:03 | 5 |
| re .7
What are you, a mind reader or something?
- M
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| 873.10 | | JAWS::COTE | Would I lie to you, Honey? | Mon Sep 21 1987 12:24 | 3 |
| I knew you'd ask that....
Edd
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