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    There`s no snobbery, but who buys CD singles here?
    Put your hands up?
    How many people does everyone knows who buys CD?

    The best trend to follow is the mainstream really.
    Merchanidising

    Most mid-level bands and acts in the mainstream area get a lot of their income now from merchandise rather than store sales of CD`s.

    T-Shirts, CD`s blah blah, at point of gig.

    For CD I think the best way to use them is to get a mix (almost a redundant commodity in terms of paying for them, but hey), or album of your tunes pressed up, and sell them at your gigs.

    With manufacturing coming to about £1 - £1.50 a pop for a nice CD, you can sell em at a gig for a fiver.
    A bargain for a full length CD.

    That way the punter gets it cheap, and the artist gets more money percentage for their art, rather than the distributer and the store sucking up all the cash.

    If everybody did this, we`d all benefit, and the scene would have just a little more strength to carry itself.
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    no.. ive always hated cds...
    they dont last... most cd players are pretty bad too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man View Post
    There`s no snobbery, but who buys CD singles here?
    Put your hands up?
    How many people does everyone knows who buys CD?

    The best trend to follow is the mainstream really.
    Merchanidising

    Most mid-level bands and acts in the mainstream area get a lot of their income now from merchandise rather than store sales of CD`s.

    T-Shirts, CD`s blah blah, at point of gig.

    For CD I think the best way to use them is to get a mix (almost a redundant commodity in terms of paying for them, but hey), or album of your tunes pressed up, and sell them at your gigs.

    With manufacturing coming to about £1 - £1.50 a pop for a nice CD, you can sell em at a gig for a fiver.
    A bargain for a full length CD.

    That way the punter gets it cheap, and the artist gets more money percentage for their art, rather than the distributer and the store sucking up all the cash.

    If everybody did this, we`d all benefit, and the scene would have just a little more strength to carry itself.

    see wot you are saying mate but listen cd jay are everywhere now you cant get away kids will buy the cds because like everything else they want them because they look good. And mr gunjack up there has a very valid point

    "valid format for many people in the world , if it gets your music to more people go for it i say go for it "

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    http://www.wewow.co.uk/wowgallery.asp

    waiting for quote will see wot comes back ive asked for a quote on 100 for now.

 

 

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