CDs? In Los Angeles? Are You Serious?
Okay, so you want to buy CDs in Los Angeles. Let's be honest, in a city where streaming is king and everyone's got a playlist longer than their arm, this is like wanting to ride a horse to work. But hey, maybe you're a rebel, or maybe you just really love the tactile experience of holding an actual physical piece of music. Either way, let's dive in.
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| Where To Buy Cds In Los Angeles |
The Dying Breed: CD Stores in LA
Finding a CD store in LA is like searching for a payphone - it's possible, but you might need a map and a really good pair of walking shoes. That said, there are a few places that still cater to the CD connoisseur.
- Amoeba Music: This place is like the Noah's Ark of music. It’s huge, it’s chaotic, and it’s got everything from classic rock to obscure indie. You could spend hours here and still not see everything. Just be prepared to fight your way through the crowds of vinyl enthusiasts.
- Record Surplus: If you're looking for a more budget-friendly option, Record Surplus is your spot. They've got a massive selection of used CDs, DVDs, and even books. It's like a treasure hunt every time you go.
- Independent Record Stores: LA has a thriving independent record store scene, and many of them still carry CDs. Places like Freakbeat Records and Soundsations Records are worth checking out if you're looking for something specific.
Tips for the CD Hunter
- Check Online: Before you head out, check the websites of your favorite stores to see if they have what you're looking for. Some places even offer online ordering with in-store pickup.
- Be Patient: Finding a specific CD might take some time. Don't get discouraged if you don't find it right away.
- Embrace the Hunt: Part of the fun of buying CDs is the thrill of the chase. Who knows what treasures you might discover?
How to...
- How to find rare CDs: Independent record stores and online marketplaces like eBay and Discogs are your best bet.
- How to save money on CDs: Look for used CDs, check for sales, and consider buying online.
- How to take care of your CDs: Keep them in their cases, store them upright, and avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures.
- How to rip CDs to your computer: Use software like iTunes or Windows Media Player to convert your CDs to digital files.
- How to sell your old CDs: You can sell them online, at a local record store, or at a garage sale.
So, there you have it. A guide to buying CDs in the digital age. Happy hunting!
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P.S. If you find a store that's a hidden gem, let us know! We're always on the lookout for new places to explore.
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