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Which "Kind of Blue". I'm so confused

So last night I'm playing DJ ad my wife asks if we have any Miles Davis. We don't. We're not big jazz fans. Tell her I know I've seen some of Mile's recordings raved about on Audiogon and I'll do some home work and add some to our collection.

So, seems if I get one album Kind of Blue is a no-brainer. I got to Secondspin.com where i have some credit and see 3 CD's. 1959. 1959 remastered w/bonus tracks. And one (3x the money) 1993

I'm so confused. What's the recommendation?

Chip
chipgreenberg
chipgreenberg OP
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Yes, the CIA will not spend money on new, remastered discs. This is a fact!

Thx folks
tomryan
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Chip - Tvad will sell his for $4.00 (current market price) plus $1.50 shipping.
tvad
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Chip - Tvad will sell his for $4.00 (current market price) plus $1.50 shipping.
Tomryan (Threads | Answers)


Current market value for a "Used-Like New" copy on Amazon is $4.99 + $2.98 shipping.
tomryan
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Ha! A bunch of used ones on Amazon for $3.98 and $4.00. OK, shipping might cost more if you insist on buying a sleeve. But you should have something around the house and can mail it USPS for 4-5 stamps.
tvad
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Ha! A bunch of used ones on Amazon for $3.98 and $4.00. OK, shipping might cost more if you insist on buying a sleeve. But you should have something around the house and can mail it USPS for 4-5 stamps.
Tomryan (Threads | Answers)
Yup..."Used-Good Condition" CDs are listed for $3.99 on Amazon.

Mine is like new, therefore comparable to the "New-Like New" CDs priced at $4.99.

Thanks for the mailing tips.

I listed mine today on Amazon.
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