I can take 2 buses to Target and believe me, I won't mind, even with the buses running on a Sunday schedule!

Exactly. I do remember someone mentioning there was a Walmart in the Bronx on another post, but we like I said, there's only a few. I believe some residents, a while back, didn't want a Walmart in some boroughs, back in the 90s, but I bet they wish we had more now. Anyway, I think Target is a pretty good choice because of the many locations, and the fact that not everybody shops online.
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I am very close to one. 15 minute walking distance in Queens and a 5 minute bus ride.
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I used to live close to Target but then we moved further up in the Bronx. I wonder if there's a Target in the Throgs Neck, Co-Op City section. I have to find that out.

Here's one in the Bronx:
Target
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Marble Hill
40 W 225th St #50
Bronx, NY 10463
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That's the one I used to live by! Long before Target hit the neighborhood and I was a kid, I lived in the Marble Hill projects, across the street from where Target is. My grandparents weren't too far in Fordham from the area. That store is around 5 years old now and it's very busy in there. I went there a few times while still living in Fordham Rd. It's right by the #1 train, Metro North Railroad, a few bus lines and the highway too (Major Deegan Exp). Ahh the memories.

Here's a site with Target Listings for the NYC, NJ, Long Island, Upstate NY areas: just keep clicking on the bottom of the page, where it says "more" at e and it will keep showing various locations until you get to the last page, which is page 5. There's tons of them.

http://ziphip.com/Target+Stores.q.html
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nooooo

i want the lyrics WITH the cds!!

ugh...i hate that we have print the lyrics off the internet...

having the lyrics WITH the cds is half the fun of buying cds...

best buy would have been a better choice.. i think

That quote is from the Drfunkenberry site. I have no idea, like everyone else, how it will be setup for purchase. Only what we are being told through the articles posted from other sites, and what's on Drfunkenberry's site. I would think that if he makes the artwork/lyrics available for purchase, then that would probably apply if he had the albums available for download. It makes sense. But if you purchase it as a "cd" in a store or from his site, I see no reason why the artwork/lyrics are not included with the packaging.

On another note, as far as how the music will be available for international fans vs U.S. fans for purchase, I remember on George Michael's site, if I recall, George has separate purchasing sections for his international fans and U.S. fans on his site, who want to purchase his music. So who knows, maybe P will decide to do the same thing. All you can do is wait and see like the rest of us.
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How do u know this detail?

Actually, Wal*Mart would've been the correct answer.

There is no right or wrong answer, they are opinions. In my opinion, and I based that on the NYC area only, which I should have stated in the previous post. Target attracts more customers in the NYC area, because they advertise more, and they have more locations which are easier for NYC residents, There are plenty of Best Buys as well, , and they have weekly circulars, but Target has more of a variety of merchandise other than audio/music, etc. Walmart just started doing major advertising in the NYC around 2006, in the northeast area (mainly NYC) at that time, maybe a year earlier, and they have stores out in New Jersey, Long Island, NY areas, but the problem is that in the 5 boroughs that make up NYC, a shopper would have to travel to Nassau County to find one. I heard their is one near the United Nations, but not too sure.

I only shopped at Walmart when my family had moved to Florida for a while, because there werent' any within NYC. I would have loved if there were, but I would have to go out near the Green Acres Mall, in Valley Stream, NY to shop at that one, and to be honest with you, that is not exactly a decent, store if you know what I mean. Some of the merchandise there is not up to par, like other Walmarts I've shopped at in Florida and near the Roosevelt Field Mall in near Westbury, NY.

i cant see the picture

i cant see the picture

Well, actually, there is no right or wrong answer, because it all depends on location, and which store, Target/Best Buy/Walmart, would work for you. In my opinion, and I based thist on the NYC area only, which I should have stated in the previous post, Target attracts more customers in the NYC area, because they advertise more, and they have more locations which are easier for NYC residents to get to. There are plenty of Best Buys as well, and they have weekly circulars, but Target has more of a variety of merchandise other than audio/music, etc. Walmart does also, but the problem with Walmart is that you can't find any within the 5 boroughs of NYC. Now Walmart has plenty of stores out in New Jersey, Long Island, NY areas, but for New Yorkers, a shopper would have to travel to Nassau County to find one. I heard there is a Walmart, near the United Nations, but not too sure about that.

I only shopped at Walmart when my family had moved to Florida for a while, because there weren't any within NYC. I would have loved if there were, but unfortunately we have to travel far to find one.
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