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To: Tazman who wrote (3407)	8/9/1998 11:39:00 PM
From: gambler	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Not all CD's are $8.97. I did a lookup on one of my favorite early 70's bands (Deep Purple) and I got $11.75 twice and $19.75 on another for single albums. This is exactly the type of feedback I was searching for in posting that link. I tried a few on the first page and they were all $8.97 and then I figured older ones were more. So I did a search for Dave Matthews Band and of course I only clicked on the latest album and sure enough it was $8.97, but this was a new release. Older ones such as "Crash" and "Under the Table & Dreaming" were $12.49. I figured this site needed to be compared and addressed though anyways. This is what we have to do on this thread. Take everything that may be a negative and shake it, flip it, turn it upside down and over, and kick its tires a few times and decide if it is a valid concern. I figured I would miss something so I let the rest of the thread kick the tires and all I can see is positives in TSIG's favor here. Top 100 new releases are $8.97, BIG DEAL! Like Darrel Piercy said: 80% of orders are what they call catalog orders(older titles), not new releases. I am not worried about this. Good work all... Thanks for the heads up endwrench! Gambler BTW Bill the shipping prices you are looking at are for books. The CDs are $1.97 for the first and .90 for every additional one, not to exceed $4.67.