> At 11:24 AM 3/25/2001 -0500, you wrote:
> $25 each to burn a cd and ship within the cont. USA
>
> Wow.  Not much sense of community there, that's major profit making.  Blank
> CDs cost anywhere from about nothing to around $.80, depending on
> quality.  How about b&p (blanks and postage) like the (legitimate) music
> trading community does?  Send the dude a self-addressed, pre-stamped mailer
> with the blank CD inside, all inside another mailer, it gets burned and
> returned to you.
>
> Hell, if someone gets me the original, I'll do unlimited discs for
> b&p.  That's *free*.  Or, why don't we do a tree to distribute these
> things?  I'm a DAT taper/trader and CD trader, and it's horrifying that
> someone would want $25 to burn CDs.  Outrageous.  Unless I'm missing
>something.
>
>
> Kyle Fromm
> 89 Wolfsburg Carat/Weekender(?)  - The Hexbus

Kyle,

I, for one, would like to hear more about your experiences in CD trading...
web sites, clubs, etc.  Many of us have burners and the idea of a 'tree' is
probably very do-able.

Why not post some "interesting" generic CD info and if it happens to get
used to do other than home-made music on a personal level, at cost
replacement...who can complain?

--
Stephen Steele
Chillicothe OH
'91 Caravelle  "Hans"
'84 Westfalia  "Fritz"
'81 Diesel Rabbit "Ol' Yeller" by PO
'90 Jetta GL  16 yo Sons' "together" car