CD of your choice
Where do you buy your CDs?
Pirate CDs are being sold on the street, agree or don’t but when the pockets are empty one doesn’t have much choice.
Well in Tuzla lots of things are up side down so people are bending corners whenever they can.
posted by Jazzy @ Thursday, October 05, 2006
12 Comments:
Yes, many a time I have made purchases such as these in eastern Europe.
Curly's Photoshop
I think I've seen CD's sold in many unlikely places all over the world: coffee shops, flea markets, thrift stores, street corners, mercados--some are authentic and some are pirate versions. One thing they have in common is that CD's are popular!
A voir comme cela, je le prennais pour un petit kiosque sympathique de livres. En Paris , on trouve des fois au marches aux puces des vendeurs a la sauvette de CD Pirates.
Jazzy, I tought only in my country people sold pirate cd on the street
they sell so openly?
well...the cheapest ones we can get is about 3,5 euro. not bad right?
Reminds me of my home country. Pirate CD's are everywhere!
We have the same phenomenon in Greece but without this ombrella !
Nice shot.
Pirates are everywhere. Sigh.... In some countries, pirates even have free home delivery!
I haven't bought a CD in a long time. I do often buy online through iTunes, but also check out a lot of CDs from the library! They are free!
Havent seen that in Sweden yet, but we have PirateBay so...
curly – bare in mind that tuzla is in balkans =)
kate – yes they’re very popular, great business for everyone hehe
olivier – no city is spared of the pirates it seems
banyamin – no one is spared =)
kris – yeah on the street, just like that.
tanty =)
selana – we should supply you with umbrellas =)
keropok – didn’t expect that, how convenient (joking) =)
oven – i agree with you totally but i have to add that these kind of “businesses” in Tuzla are mostly run by ordinary people, mostly young people who copy music at home and try to make a bit of money for themselves.
when you realize that unemployment is running at 40% at the moment and that is especially hard for young people to find a job than in that case one can’t really judge them for trying to make their way out.
sarah – glad you mentioned library, great way to get music, i did that a few times =)
stefan – i heard a story about it, obviously pirates in bosnia are not as sophisticated as the Swedish Pirate(s)Bay =)
thank you all for your amiable comments.
sBahuO The best blog you have!
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