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Thread: J & R (NYC) abruptly goes out of business

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave (in MA) View Post
    I think I'd rather just buy a download than to continue buying something that
    • takes up 4x more space than a CD
    • costs more than a CD
    • degrades with even careful use
    Shoot you can do both.

    Buy the download, then press it onto your own LP blanks. The best of BOTH worlds!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walt View Post
    I'm sorry to hear about J&R going 'toes up'.I shopped there every once in a while back in the days(70s-early 80s) but after perusing the goods at Tower(uptown and downtown),Other Music,Soho Music Gallery,Downtown Music Gallery,HMV,etc,i was generally broke.J&R just didn't make the cut.

    I bought audio components at J&R over the last 20 years, but very few cds
    FWIW - things must have flipped at some point over the years. In the late '90s and '00s, it was Tower that was prohibitively expensive and J&R that was often quite cheap. They had many hundreds of Jazz CDs priced at $5.99, for example, and were always having label-specific sales.

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