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I like to buy CD's because I like to have a physical copy. Also I like the aesthetic value of getting an album, waiting online, and then getting home and looking at the book while listening to the music

for me owning the cd. is so much better than just downloading it.

for me owning the cd. is so much better than just downloading it.

 

THIS.

 

 

Also to support the band!:)

2 & 3.

 

I really don't have enough money to buy CDs usually...

To listen to the music, and always have it.

id DL off iTunes... :(

yeah.

I like to buy CD's because I like to have a physical copy. Also I like the aesthetic value of getting an album, waiting online, and then getting home and looking at the book while listening to the music

 

what he said.

I like the quality as well.

I like to buy CD's because I like to have a physical copy. Also I like the aesthetic value of getting an album, waiting online, and then getting home and looking at the book while listening to the music

 

for me owning the cd. is so much better than just downloading it.

 

THIS.

 

 

Also to support the band!:)

 

I like the quality as well.

 

all great points.

I like to buy CD's because I like to have a physical copy. Also I like the aesthetic value of getting an album, waiting online, and then getting home and looking at the book while listening to the music

THIS

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I buy them because I like to support the artists. I do download albums from the internet but if I really like them, I'll buy them in a shop. :)

 

What I've voted for is obvious. ;)

i haven't actually put a CD in my cd player for the last 3 years or so, but I still buy CDs. I just love having them.

It seems like all people here buys lots of CDs.

I know ONE person who buys CDs and do not download.

Sweden - the country of piratebay.. :shame:

I'm just rich, and like to buy random stuff.

It seems like all people here buys lots of CDs.

I know ONE person who buys CDs and do not download.

Sweden - the country of piratebay.. :shame:

 

It's not a shame.

To be honest, I can't really tell much difference between a 256 or 320 mp3 and a CD, in terms of quality. But I believe in supporting the artist, so I'll either buy a physical copy, or I'll download a high quality mp3 from Itunes or Amazon.

I'm just rich, and like to buy random stuff

I like having lossless files unlike mp3s, I like having something that won't crash or die like a hard drive, and I like having something physical to hold and a book to flip through.

 

And cds force me to listen to an album as an album, which I like.

Even though I've bought quite a few mp3 albums recently, it never feels the same as picking up a fresh C.D. from the store. Sounds corny, or cheesy... :thinking: but its just a whole different sensation admiring the artwork, buying it, popping it open and playing it in your car on the way home, as opposed to clicking your mouse and waiting for it to download. I think I appreciate the music more when its an actual object in my hands instead of a bunch of files on a computer.