But do CDs hold any value today? And if so, are they a worthwhile investment? Read more to learn all about CDs as an investment and what the future holds for the discs.

Take a look at the same CD on Discogs, eBay, or any other marketplace online where you can find the same CD. Take note of the ...

While the CD faded into relative obscurity, it created quite a stir in the market in the 1990s.

Most used CDs sell between $3 and $5, whereas LPs typically start as low as $8. " (CDs are) very affordable, and a great bargain for 80 minutes of clean music," Epstein said.

That included a 16.3% plunge in CD sales. Against that grim backdrop, leading nontraditional music retailer Starbucks revealed in June that it plans to scale back on its in-store sales of CDs.

In regards to physical music, they deliver the best price to sound quality to flexibility ratio. And yeah, it’s strange to me that vinyl is so adored, yet CDs are unloved by the music world at ...

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This fall in the relative value of recorded music becomes more pronounced when you look at the same prices as a proportion of weekly salaries.

A new documentary from Eminem explores how the internet changed music forever. And diving into vintage CDs reveals just how much we lost in the process.

Attorneys general in 41 states and three U.S. commonwealths yesterday (Sept. 30) announced a $143 million settlement of price-fixing charges against the five major U.S. distributors and retailers ...

The retail value of the CD has plummeted, making them cheaper than ever before—good news for consumers. But we’re not biting: 2008 sales of new CDs dropped 20 percent from 2007.