Tell us how you spend your money when it comes to songs, albums and concerts. How much do you spend? Where do you spend it? Or, do you pay for music at all? Take part in our music consumer poll by leaving a comment below. We'll share the results on our May 22 show.
The way Americans consume music has changed dramatically in just a few short years. Earlier this month, Apple celebrated the fifth anniversary of iTunes, which recently beat out Wal-Mart to become the top music store in the U.S. Meanwhile, CD sales continue to decline.
Soundcheck wants to know how you spend your money when it comes to music. Do you spend a little? A lot? Where do you spend it? Or, perhaps you don't even buy music anymore.
Click here to leave a comment that responds to the six questions below. The deadline for responses is 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 20. We’ll feature the results on our show on Thursday, May 22.
1. How much money do you spend on albums/songs per month?
2. Where do you buy music? (physical store, online store, iTunes, used store, other)
3. Compared to five years ago, do you spend more or less on music today?
4. How much do you spend on concerts/live music per month?
5. Your neighborhood or town
6. Gender and age
NOTE: Normally we would welcome additional comments, but we would like to limit the posts on this page to answers to the above questions only. We’ll take other comments during the show on May 22. Thank you!
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