CD PLUS

A very nice shop with reasonable prices too. The cds are arranged well. I managed to find a rare copy of an album here

nice staff and okay variety of albums. but kpop album didnt include photocard although it was supposed to ?

Limited collection and very small space. Artists are sort alphabetically and distinguished among bands, males, and females. Some popular pieces may be hard to find, but inversely, some rare collection may be find here.

Amazing, showstopping, wonderful, the talent and brilliance are overflowing, put it in a blender, eat it, sit on it, give birth to it. The person in charge was so nice and kind, and you can even put down your CD requests on a booklet so they can text u when they order it.

The shop owners were very gracious. A limited number of modern music (pop, rock, etc.) albums but a rather large range of classical music. There are are a few movie DVDs and blue ray cds. There are also some older albums like queen and Billie Joel songs.

I thought about whether to leave this review because I didn’t buy anything. And the shopkeepers/owners do seem friendly in the short time while I was there. And thus I feel sorry about it but to protect consumers (who may not be aware), what needs to be same must be said. There’s a reviewer below who commented how come her kpop album had no photocard. That’s probably because the albums were pirated. Half of the collection I saw were non-authentic. Selling at $28.90. Artistes coming from different companies would have different album manufacturing and thus packaging/look. Those stated above all looked punched out from the same factory. No local media authority approval sticker too, which rings an alarm. As for the other genres/languages albums that looked reasonably-priced, that’s probably because they were for China distribution, which were sold much cheaper at maximum less than $10 in the past. Here, they price it like a normal album so to those with an untrained eye, they wouldn’t tell the difference, but a closer look more than 10 seconds and it’s obvious. These 水货 (as used to describe good under cheap licensing fees) have no value. For actual albums and singles that were normal and had no issues, they were priced minimally $30, which is then once again too overpriced even if CDs are rare in physical stores now. The vinyls were quite reasonably priced though, the pre-loved ones do not look well-kept but are as such also priced lower than elsewhere in Singapore. The whole market here is overpriced basically. To have a CD store in this day and age at a central location like United Square with rent to pay straight away ticked off something weird already. In this era, where no one is familiar with the makings of a CD anymore, they’ve got to take some shortcuts in costs to survive I guess? But for uninformed consumers, please learn to have a sharper eye for details and prevent from feeling disappointed, hopefully now at least you know what you will be getting before paying the money.

Very poor service and rude. Shop attendant can shout at customer and blame customer. Paid for a CD and said it will be arriving in 2 weeks and called them to check on the status as I needed it urgently. They just replied shipment delay without telling the customer how long it will be delayed. This delay have resulted in that I was unable to give it on time for my Mum birthday. At least the shop attendant should be polite instead of shouting at customers and explain to customers that they do not know when the delay was until. Instead of letting them wait for a date. Very unprofessional.

Amazing place to experience nostalgia very good cd collection, you can get all type of old and famous band albums.