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From:
Brian Behlendorf
To:
Mark Bowen
Cc:
toaster oven ,
Date:
Wed, 11 Jan 1995 12:48:05 -0800 (PST)
Subject:
Re: ISDN, Part drei
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On Wed, 11 Jan 1995, Mark Bowen wrote:
quoted 11 lines At the same time, anybody notice Tower's markup of domestic> >At the same time, anybody notice Tower's markup of domestic > >CD's? (from $14.99 to $15.99)? Pretty soon domestics and imports > >will be the same $? > > Hey its not just tower records. I recently read that its an industry wide > phenomenon spread down from above. I mean think about it. If they put out a > few special releases like the Streisand cd or the Three Tenors thing and get > away with charging a higher price why not try it with some of the new releases > from big pop names like nirvana. Then why now just do it across the board. > Isn't that what cds were all about, being able to charge more because they > were "high tech" and therefore must be more expensive to produce?
"Well, if you amortize it across the 23 years since I last toured, it only comes to $18 per year. Isn't seeing me live worth $18 per year?" --- Barbara Streisand, on the cost of her concert tickets (from memory, it may not be exactly what she said). Brian