Not a bad deal, I went to order The Train I'm On, as it was reissued last week at £7.99 but it sold out straight away and then came back a few days later at a much higher price. I don't buy many cds now.I have just ordered the following which covers his early albums as mentioned . Please note for the real purists this is a double CD with all the tracks on them not three individual albums if that makes a difference to you saves you checking .
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Not a bad rule, I did make the mistake of ordering a cd from the USA once, won't be doing that again. I have bought some downloads as cds not available or too expensive. The Train I'm On cd was over £70 before they reissued it. Quite a few cds I look at to buy are high prices.I still have a rigid policy about buying CD's which I made when they first arrived . It is that I will never pay more than £10 for any single CD and I have kept to this as the above is three albums that divided in to the price keeps it under the tenner an album . I have to confess I still buy about 10-15 CD's a week normally used either off amazon (getting more expensive now) e-bay still lots under £3 and sites like Music Magpie and World Books .
Thanks, that's where I look as well as Bandcamp. Not a huge library and I'm looking to sell many cds as I don't play them anymore.@StingRay If you have a music Library (I rip all my CD's to an HD and play from that but I keep the CD's) then I would always suggest that you have a search of the Download Store on Qobuz . Often they have a CD quality download of some often obscure albums are available for more sensible prices and while there are some that stray well over the £10 mark they do offer an alternative source .