November 7, 200421 yr Help! I had to leave most of my CD collection behind when I left the UK. Been looking for replacements with nil success - plenty of general Western and Thai stuff in the supermarkets but cannot find any classical at all. Is there anywhere in Pattaya that sells classical CDs or will this mean a trip to BKK? Any (polite) suggestions appreciated.
November 7, 200421 yr Help! I had to leave most of my CD collection behind when I left the UK.Been looking for replacements with nil success - plenty of general Western and Thai stuff in the supermarkets but cannot find any classical at all. Is there anywhere in Pattaya that sells classical CDs or will this mean a trip to BKK? Any (polite) suggestions appreciated. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> CD warehouse on the top floor of the Royal Garden Centre, or BKK i'm afraid.
November 7, 200421 yr You could always use a p2p to download some and then burn it yourself.............but dont tell PvtDick i told you (private joke)
November 7, 200421 yr You could always use a p2p to download some and then burn it yourself.............but dont tell PvtDick i told you (private joke) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Don't say that, I'm using kazza now, Do you think i'm safe?
November 7, 200421 yr You could always use a p2p to download some and then burn it yourself.............but dont tell PvtDick i told you (private joke) Don't say that, I'm using kazza now, Do you think i'm safe? You were safe Dave till you announced the fact that you are using it on this forum.
November 8, 200421 yr Author Thanks for the help guys. I had a look in RGP - very limited selection. Looks like a trip to BKK for me - anyone know a good classical CD outlet there? I might be tempted to get Nero up and running once Windows finishes downloading XP SR2. 50% so far and rising oh so slowly and, until it finishes, web browsing etc. goes like an arthritic snail. It's like waiting for Xmas, which is about when it will finish, at the present rate. Thank you Mr. Gates!
November 8, 200421 yr Thanks for the help guys. I had a look in RGP - very limited selection. Looks like a trip to BKK for me - anyone know a good classical CD outlet there? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> There's a Tower on the top floor of Siam Centre that's okay, but I'd suggest you look first around World Trade Centre (or whatever they're calling it this week). There are several smaller shops among the specialist audio dealers on the 3rd floor that have better stock of the less high profile stuff. I can't remember the names of any of them, but they're all pretty much interchangable and their names don't mean much. They're all at the end down near Zen.
November 23, 200421 yr There's a branch of CD Warehouse in Emporium (BTS - Phrom Phong station), but its no better than the other branches. However, right next to Kinokuniya book shop (same floor as CD Warehouse) there is a small shop (can't remember the name) which has a very interesting and "different " selection of classical music CDs and DVDs, including a lot of opera DVDs. Expect to pay FULL price though! Graham
November 23, 200421 yr If you've got an MP3 player I'd say go to Panthip and buy some Classical MP3. Why pay loads in CD Warehouse when you can get 10 LPs on one disc for 100B?
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