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[QbertP]

I haven't been able to find them in Korea. I checked kyobo, and they might be able to get them but would have to import them. If anyone knows a good place to find these it would be appreciated.

[FMPJ]

It would help if you'd be a little clearer what you mean by "cutting edge CDs." You mean indie rock? minimal electro? ghetto house? juke? electro-acoustic improvisation? modern composition? sound art? field recordings? harsh noise walls? screamo crunk? ultra-minimalism? SF costume noise? dark ambient? Williamsburg mashup party music?

[agoodmouse]

He's talking about an EFL textbook. Kyobo is your best bet. They'll have the books and, if you ask, CDs. I had to ask for the CDs.

[dean_burrito]

I saw plenty of text book cds at the book store in Coex. I don't know if they have Cutting Edge but it might be worth a look.

[sokocanuck21]

I can't remember the last time I've seen a real music cd...even at home.

[QbertP]

Thanks for the responses. I'll check out the place at Coex this weekend.

[BS.Dos.]

[D.D.]

I hate paper cuts, now you are scaring me with the idea I might get cut just trying to play some music. Good thing I bought those cheap Chinese discs with the dull edges.

[moosehead]

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