1605  correction: re "Recuerdos de BsAs 7/7"

Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 17:38:03 EDT
From: Charles Roques <Crrtango@AOL.COM>
Subject: correction: re "Recuerdos de BsAs 7/7"

I posted that one cannot listen to all the CDs offered in the music stores
here in the states. After posting that I went to Barnes and Noble books in Union
Square here in NYC and discovered that they now offer that. Last time I was
there they didn't so I stand corrected and imagine this is a trend in the music
business in general. However Barnes and Noble has a poor selection of tango
CDs so don't bother going just for that.

cheers,
Charles

Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 23:47:08 +0200
From: Joaquin Concha <j.concha@WEBMAIL.CO.ZA>
Subject: Re: correction: re "Recuerdos de BsAs 7/7"

On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 17:38:03 EDT Charles Roques (Crrtango@AOL.COM)
wrote:

>However Barnes and Noble has a poor selection of tango
>CDs so don't bother going just for that.
>

Zival's offers sound clips for most of their incomparable collection
of tango CDs on their website (https://www.tangostore.com).

J.Concha.
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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 23:12:06 +0100
From: Bruce Stephens <bruce@CENDERIS.DEMON.CO.UK>
Subject: Re: correction: re "Recuerdos de BsAs 7/7"

Charles Roques <Crrtango@AOL.COM> writes:

> I posted that one cannot listen to all the CDs offered in the music
> stores here in the states. After posting that I went to Barnes and
> Noble books in Union Square here in NYC and discovered that they now
> offer that.

Borders also do it, although in the local branch it seems often to be
broken (and rarely happens to have the CD that I want to listen to in
its database). So it is available. I'm not sure it's a trend,
alas---I suspect it's a few stores and chains, especially (I suspect)
those that rely on selling CDs that aren't the heavily promoted top 40
or so.

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