Again, put things in perspective. The big businesses around here went to the zoning board to complain about Walmart coming in. They bribed the board to require the highway changes as a prerequisite to Walmart coming in because they thought it was enough to make Walmart go elsewhere. Walmart called their bluff, paid for the changes, and you know what? Those stores that tried to stop Walmart coming to town got MORE business because of the easing of congestion on the roads. Wow! Imagine that! Someone tried to bribe Walmart out of existence, and both Walmart AND those people are happy now. As for the prices they pay for CDs, I never buy CDs at Walmart. Can't find anything there. They only stock the top sellers or budget labels that use poor mastering or re-recordings. AND, they've never heard of the alphabet. You have to go through bin after bin after bin looking for something because there's no rhyme or reason to how they are put out on the shelves. Abba next to ZZ Top next to Beatles next to Metalica next to Jethro Tull. Hmmm, yeah, a Beatles disc in aisle one, a Beatles disc in aisle three, and who knows where else. Not conducive to someone who is looking for something. More like if something catches your eye you'll buy it as an add on sale. They aren't selling to people looking for music. They are selling to people who aren't looking for music who caught sight of something and bought it. Regards. Dave Bradley