Finding used CDs resources

[Genetic]

Following a discussion in another thread I was wondering if some of you were using the WEB to buy used CDs.

One nice example from where I live:

Musique du faubourg - Accueil

I'm often too busy (read lazy) to go and spend time looking for CDs on location....

Amicalement

PS

Even GPH could find me a nice Michel Louvain's CD in there...

[aardvark baguette]

you can find several hundred thousand used cds at amazon.

[Genetic]

you can find several hundred thousand used cds at amazon.

Dear Amazonian,

Thanks for the reply but I was aiming at another target. Just finding out, for the sake of curiosity, if members would post their favorite local website ressource. Bonus even in my cold northern city they will shipp CDs across all borders.

My mistake I was not precise enough from the start.....

Amicalement

[grawk]

Amazon's used cds are mostly sold by local stores all over the country. Any given store isn't gonna have much of a selection anymore.

[Genetic]

Amazon's used cds are mostly sold by local stores all over the country. Any given store isn't gonna have much of a selection anymore.

Humm....there goes my search for local flavors.....

Thanks for the clear picture.

Amicalement

[GPH]

Get out of your laziness and come to Montreal. Near metro Mont-Royal, there are about 7 used CD shops in a radius of 1 km.

[JBLoudG20]

Next door to my old UConn Waterbury campus was a Vinyl shop.

[Genetic]

Get out of your laziness and come to Montreal. Near metro Mont-Royal, there are about 7 used CD shops in a radius of 1 km.

I dont want to know where stolen goods are resold in Montreal....

I'm looking (was) for info about (remember that part in my initial post?) websites comming from CD shops known by members.

Amicalement

[grawk]

My experience is any record shop worth going to won't have a website worth a damn.

[Sherwood]

My experience is any record shop worth going to won't have a website worth a damn.

Seconded. Consider the resolution drafted.

Now, if Acoustic Sounds was to open a brick n' mortar near me, I might reconsider...

[Dusty Chalk]

Amazon's used cds are mostly sold by local stores all over the country. Any given store isn't gonna have much of a selection anymore.

All over the world, even.

My experience is any record shop worth going to won't have a website worth a damn.

And vice versa.

[ilikebananafudge]

There are a bunch of Newbury Comics stores up here in the Northeast, they have a pretty good selection of used and new stuff. I like 'em.

[postjack]

There are a bunch of Newbury Comics stores up here in the Northeast, they have a pretty good selection of used and new stuff. I like 'em.

I've had great experience with them on eBay. They know how to ship vinyl correctly. Even had a rare Ryan Adams 45 I snagged.

[Dusty Chalk]

I <3 Newbury Comics, they need to expand to the DC area. I wonder how far the closest one is?

[Salt Peanuts]

I <3 Newbury Comics, they need to expand to the DC area. I wonder how far the closest one is?

I think they have a store in CT, IIRC.

I like their used CD section, too - there are enough local shops around here and most of them have fairly large used section. One thing to keep in mind with them is that occasionally, their used price is higher than buying same CD new.

[Dusty Chalk]

Isn't Rhode Island closer than CT?

newburycomics.com

[ilikebananafudge]

Isn't Rhode Island closer than CT?

newburycomics.com

Google maps it. Yes, to google maps something is now a verb.

[Dusty Chalk]

-100 geography points for me