Shopping for new tunes.

[DJofSD]

One of the icons of the 1960's, Tower Records, is going out of business.

With my diverse taste in music I find the stores such as Best Buy, Barnes and Noble, etc., just do not offer me the same range of selections. For example a recent find was "Swing Around the World" on the Putumayo label.

What do the rest of you do when you want some new tunes?

[lsbets]

I-tunes.

[JustRalph]

You are kidding right? You own a computer.............

Itunes

Walmart (the online site)

and more................

come on DJ..........get to burning those disks..........for yourself

[DJofSD]

come on DJ..........get to burning those disks..........for yourself

Ya, ya -- I spend enough time as it is editing video's from my TiVo and burning DVDs.

[Hosshead]

One of the icons of the 1960's, Tower Records, is going out of business.

That is disturbing. They are (were) the best store to get anything music/sound related. They have a HUGE selection.
Besides music, I think one time I ran into Tower to get a capo and some empty jewel cases, and they had both.
Who's next to go out of business? Don't tell me The Wherehouse !

[bigmack]

One of the icons of the 1960's, Tower Records, is going out of business.
With my diverse taste in music I find the stores such as Best Buy, Barnes and Noble, etc., just do not offer me the same range of selections. For example a recent find was "Swing Around the World" on the Putumayo label.
What do the rest of you do when you want some new tunes?
itunes should be blown-up. Give Rhapsody a twirl. $9/mo and you can preview any tune in full length & quality and their selection is larger than itunes.

http://www.rhapsody.com/

[PlanB]

man, I still go to VIRGIN records on ~45th st, nyc, i love browsing cds.
and my best cd shop is a smallish place called Rebel Rebel, greenwich village,
& what a steady supply of great music. Yeah, I DL, but I pay, and I still
think the artist deserves his wage. RIP TOWER.