Which? Conversation: With so much music available to download or stream online, it’s not surprising to hear that CD sales are declining and stores like HMV are closing. But does this mark the end of the road for CDs?
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I have to admit, I only really use online streaming services now - but I do still love my CD collection, and if I spot a bargain I'll buy it.
CDs are still the only way I buy music. My music tastes are finite and already well defined. I know what I want when it comes. And I only want to buy it once. The only way to guarantee a single purchase is to buy the physical copy.
Whether that's CD, DVD, Blu-ray or flash drive, I don't care.
Who still buys music o.o sorry to be the pirate but like the last time i bought an actual album was 2004 or 2005
i bought 3 digital albums in the last 2 years. on amazon for like 7$'s. they give away all the music i listen to in some shape or form.