A CD (or compact disk) is made up from several layers of plastic, each doing its own function. If you take a microscope and take a look at a CD, you will notice this is true. Somewhere in the middle of all of these layers you will find the data layer (which is where the music is kept), and it is where the music is stored as digital information (data). Secondly there are the tracks of the disc, which is what the disc reader sees when it is reading it, and it does so through its optical eye, by using lasers to detect the data layer on the CD.
www.reverbnation.com/lilfranchUmmm............... A Music store where you can buy music cds
No CD's for Big Time Rush are out yet, but you can buy singles off of iTunes. : )
Your local CD store will have all of 'The Feeling's CDs available for you to buy.
If CD Express offers 4 CDs for $600, that is $150 each. If it was $60 that was meant, it would be $15 each. Music place offers 6 CDs for $76, which is about $12.66 each, That is the store that offers the better buy.
One can answer Michael Bubble music CDs from the websites such as Amazon, eBay and Play. The CDs may also be purchased from retailers like Sainsbury's or Tesco and they should be available both online and in-store.
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The best place for hard to find music is either the artist website or a music download site. There's a world of music that you never hear on the radio or find in the local record store.
Tana bought $74.12 worth of CDs at the music store. She gets a19%discount since she is an emplyee at the store. What was the actual price of the CDs she bought before the discount?
You can try Amazon, as they most likely will have it. You can also buy Skillet CDs at any Christian music store. You can also buy Skillet CDs from any secular music store as well.
A local music store most definitely SHOULD have at least some of their work. Borders doesn't have any CDs in store, but you can order them there. Amazon also has all of their CDs for a decent price. eBay also sells new and used CDs, vinyls, and cassettes.
cds or records, yes. mp3s, I don't think so.
1,000,000 CDs / 100 Stores = 10,000 CDs per store I very much hope this question was asked by a young child...