CDs

[Dragon79]

Hi, Are there plenty of places to buy CDs? I will be at Bodhi Serene.

[Chicog]

You could be a bit more illuminating...

 

 

[Dante99]

CDs are sold many places, you will not have difficulty finding them, I usually buy a stack of 50 for a few baht each. 

[Dragon79]

Blues music and rock preferably

[siam2007]

you can buy my collection. 1.400 CDs, mostly Indie/alternative/electro

too bad I am not in CM  -_-

[Chicog]

Ah, you mean prerecorded ones.

Outside Burger King on Night Bazaar road. A gentle stroll down Loi Kroh from your hotel.

 

 

[mcfish]

Becareful of pirated stuff. I know in Oz at the airport if your pulled they will ask you about it but not sure what the fine is or if it's just confiscated

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[watcharacters]

 

 

 

RIAA?

[WinnieTheKhwai]

Help... I got sucked into a time warp back to the last century..!

[siam2007]

15 hours ago, WinnieTheKhwai said:

Help... I got sucked into a time warp back to the last century..!

 

 

The last century had a lot of things that were enjoyable. Don't be afraid to board the time warp

[SantiSuk]

15 hours ago, WinnieTheKhwai said:

Help... I got sucked into a time warp back to the last century..!

Kids are buying decks and vinyl again Winnie!

 

I'm hanging on to my CDs - I like their physicality and I'm a part-dinosaur on tech (though not on music/bands - prefer to find new stuff rather than always listening to stuff from my youth).  Cheapos from Patts/Pratunam/Phnom Penh are starting to fail after 5-10 years btw. I'm such a dinosaur I'll probably replace the favourites with real ones (from eBay). So much nicer waiting for the drop thru the letterbox and playing on a decent CD player, amp and speakers than "click/download/move file/put buds in the ears.

[Dragon79]

Sorry Winnie. Vinyl is better. I thought forums would be old fashioned for you. 

[elektrified]

P.M. sent.

[siam2007]

another place to buy some records ( Vinyl rather than CDs ) in BKK is at FORTUNE IT MALL (adjacent to MRT stop Rama9).

there are quite a few dinosaur record shops on the upper floor. Sad to see that they almost never have a customer when I walk past. But the times they are a-changing . I worked for a record label myself 25 years ago and was a local concert promoter.

Mall Bangkapi used to have a small CD shop too, I believe on floor 2 or 3, specializing in NOISY things like metal, grunge, alternative. Outside they used to post flyers, advertising smaller gigs of Indie Bands. Not sure if this shop still exists. I moved away from Bangkapi area four years ago already

[Dragon79]

Thanks so much for all your replies.