If every CD were $10 when released I would purchase far more units, and also spend far more money overall on CDs. After 6 months prices should drop to $8, and after a year to $6. This would lead to impuse shopping. Although making less per unit sold, I think record companys would actually make more from the large volumes sold.


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: yes i agree, but that has to do with the fact cds are expensive.
: but it if they were cheaper they would sell much better. i also
: agree that just because you like what you dl it doesn't mean you
: will buy it, but there is a much better chance in my opinion.
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: People don't always buy what they download (and like) - but the
: lack of downloading wouldn't make it any more likely that they
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: I am not surprised.
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: I don't know. I agree with the diea that KISS sells so much of
: their crap cause of on line sharing and all that junk... I
: wouldn't even waste my tiem downloading KISS music anyway.
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: But I see it like this. a little while ago I DLed the Crimson
: Glory discography. I liked it so much I went out and bought the
: first two albums.
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: Now, I think it always works this way. if music was cheaper to
: buy this would happen regularly.
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