Yup, just visit any CD store in SG and you'll DEFINITELY find stuff you'd NEVER get in Malaysia. I usually visit the HMV at The Heeren on Orchard Road, its a huge a** 3-story music shop with literally ANY genre you're looking for. Can even pre-order albums sometimes if you're lucky!!

yeah i agree collecting cds is damn addictive.. nearly got suck in it but didnt

I have the urge to buy more cds but only those that are really attractive such as having some extras other than just their tracks like maybe +dvd or some other shit.. other than that i dont c it any different from just downloading lol...

i try to find some good reason for me to buy hahahahahahha

Tough luck. Kedai Auntie will only be open at 3.00pm onwards or whatever time that is convenient to the owners.

And if you're lucky, their daughter will come together with them but only on a certain day of the week. I'm not going to disclose which day 

p/s - Everybody want to go to Kedai Auntie all of a sudden at a mere mention of hot chick aye?

Agreed!
Acoustic? Huh.. They don't mind putting CDs at high prices. We understand their reason, some CDs are imported via internet or by foreign suppliers (mostly Singapore). But it's funny when customers mention about high price, they quickly suggest that they can copy the CD to CDR for RM20. So imagine with rare titles, they got lot of profits by duplicating the originals. I don't know whether they still doing that or not. Oh well.. It just business.

When I was in record store business, "Best Buy" Cds and "Remasters" and "Reissues" CDs were all around RM 38-RM49.. and those were from local suppliers.

As for kedai "Auntie", anybody with Google skills can be so called "Metal Expert" these days. Sometimes I think that she's trying too much to blend in. Again, it just business. If you want to sell something, you have to know your products. Can't really blame her. Actually "Uncle" knows a lot of 80s Hard Rock and Heavy Metal bands. But really choosy on customer he wants to talk about it. Some of old metallers named it (Sifu Syndrome).

As for Khannaz boys' shop.. I like the shop because he never bother asking you "Mau cari CD apa?".. They just let you do your browsing. For me, when I enter a CD store, I'm not a fan of  people following me and asking me what CD that I'm looking for. I mean, leave me alone, man. I can help myself. I like to browse each rows of the CD section to make sure I don't miss anything. Hehehe. 

It's hard to find good CD store nowadays. I miss the old days. You have to be rajin in surveying. Best bet is to be friend with fellow listeners. You might get lucky when old timers decide to sell some of their stuff. Second hand market not bad either.

Oh.. For those who looking for second hand turntables can check at Mudah.my.

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