[Anathallo]

Yea, I actually forgot about bandcamp too.  Great website, but I find it terrible for browsing for certain artists or genres.  No hi-res music either.
 
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CDs at our local music store.
HD Tracks (digital on-line - FLAC)
Bandcamp (again digital on-line - FLAC) 

 

 

[Iniamyen]

Thanks for mentioning bandcamp. Didn't know about it til now, really liking it.

 

[Satellite_6]

Amazon not MP3. 

 

[pmc64]

I buy cd's but I have 3 albums that i bought digitaly in lossless quality.

 

[wuwhere]

Amazon and eBay. Amazon has a "Free Super Saver Shipping" deal for over $25 orders for qualified CDs. I believe this only applies for a U.S. address. So I usually order 2 to 3 CDs over $25 shipped for free.

 

[tmars78]

I have a used cd/record store a few blocks from my house. I can usually pick up 20 cds for under $100. I usually need a decent amount of time free to actually go there though, cause I can browse for hours. 

 

[Mr Headphones]

I buy most of my music from itunes...really easy to search and the price is reasonable cheap too. The sound quality also pretty good.
 
 

 

[joe_cool]

pretty good ...

 

[WarriorAnt]

I'm going to put my CD collection up for sale soon.  I've got nearly 2 decades of CD's I'm getting rid of.   Everything except my Jazz collection.  Coltrane stays in the house.

 

[disastermouse]

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Since I subscribed to Naxos Music Library and MOG I don't really buy much music any more unless it's something they don't have and I really want. Then I'll get the hard copy (CD) and add it to my digital library.

This is exactly what I do, but instead with Spotify Premium.  I don't like the Facebook association, though.
 

 

[Anathallo]

In case anyone was wondering - just picked up some more stuff from qobuz.  Here are the formats available for almost every album (I didn't purchase the hi-res version of the music).
 

 

[Brooko]

Thanks for the qobuz tip.  Bookmarked!

 

[BenAdamson]

Bandcamp for most of my stuff, and you can often pay what you want, supporting the artist directly usually, plus they come in any format you could want really. CDs are always good too for quality of course.

 

[Tegmentum]

For the digital files.. iTunes and Amazon.

For physcal media, I still prefer to check our local independent brick and mortars first. Then I'll try forums and Amazon, etc.

 

[BenAdamson]

As somebody who has never used a mac or apple software, is the music from iTunes good quality - is it lossless?