I just wondered where everyone on here buys their music from. I never ever go to Virgin, HMV or places like that. Though you can probably get the odd bargain here or there now and again I think they're overpriced and cannot be bothered to root through everything! They never have anything I want anyway......
More often than not I buy mail order from Supernal music, Golden Lake Productions or Alice's records, recently I have been getting alot from eBay
Or do you download it all off the internet/file share etc or burn cds from friends?
Purchasing music
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Similar to QB.
For new albums I tend to go with Play.com, or eBay for second hand or more obscure stuff.
Most of the music I've acquired recently has been through weeding / CD trading or from downloading mp3 / FLAC / SHN files...
For new albums I tend to go with Play.com, or eBay for second hand or more obscure stuff.
Most of the music I've acquired recently has been through weeding / CD trading or from downloading mp3 / FLAC / SHN files...
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http://www.sendit.com/
http://www.powerplaydirect.co.uk/main.asp
http://www.dvd.co.uk/
Some DVD ones there too
Paddy.
http://www.101cd.com
http://www7.cd-wow.com/
http://www.sendit.com/
http://www.powerplaydirect.co.uk/main.asp
http://www.dvd.co.uk/
Some DVD ones there too
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Hi BoF
while i agree on all the locations for musical purchasing...i have to recomend that you try this link
http://www.resurrectionmusic.com/
everything that you've ever wanted is here...they have even been known to up sticks and re-locate to the goth weekenders...they love the music and they'll order in special anything that you are intersted in...
did i mention that i shop there?...
while i agree on all the locations for musical purchasing...i have to recomend that you try this link
http://www.resurrectionmusic.com/
everything that you've ever wanted is here...they have even been known to up sticks and re-locate to the goth weekenders...they love the music and they'll order in special anything that you are intersted in...
did i mention that i shop there?...
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I cruise the secondhand music shops around town, I got a call yesterday evening from the one down the road from me to say that he had some stuff I might be interested in
Does anyone need Gift or Floodland on vinyl?
Does anyone need Gift or Floodland on vinyl?
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ebay
but most of it, Soulseek
Tune In in Buxton
ebay
but most of it, Soulseek
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Gift ?hallucienate wrote:Does anyone need Gift or Floodland on vinyl?
looking for that one....
I usaly buy my albums at the larger stores, but if I want a more exclusife item I turn to a little musicstore not far away. a bit more expensive but its mostly worth the trouble/mony.
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I can probably get it for about R80, which is about 8 Euro, plus postage, which could work out to be a bit. PM me if you're interested and let me know how much you're prepared to spend, in case it's more.christophe wrote:Gift ?hallucienate wrote:Does anyone need Gift or Floodland on vinyl?
looking for that one....
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no thanks, maybe someone els?hallucienate wrote:I can probably get it for about R80, which is about 8 Euro, plus postage, which could work out to be a bit. PM me if you're interested and let me know how much you're prepared to spend, in case it's more.
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Gift on vinyl - I'm interestedhallucienate wrote:I cruise the secondhand music shops around town, I got a call yesterday evening from the one down the road from me to say that he had some stuff I might be interested in
Does anyone need Gift or Floodland on vinyl?
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Vinyl Exchange Half our record collections from there. Top shop.
Why do keyboards get so dirty?
I try to resist, but what's a man to do when the wife drags him to the White Rose Centre and expects him to hang around for two hours while she looks in every shoe shop? HMV always seem to have a 3 for 20 quid sale on. Plastic fantastic.
And you know that she's half crazy but that's why you want to be there.
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www.ebay.co.uk
car boots
HMV and various other music shoPs
2nd hand record shoPs whereever I find them!
www.netsounds.com
http://www.left-legged.com
www.ebay.co.uk
car boots
HMV and various other music shoPs
2nd hand record shoPs whereever I find them!
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Yes I've been to the shop a couple of times in Camden when I've gone down there for a gig. When I went to the website a little while ago they were still working out an online secure payment thing
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:Yes I've been to the shop a couple of times in Camden when I've gone down there for a gig. When I went to the website a little while ago they were still working out an online secure payment thing
i've only ever ordered stuff through e-mail and then gone and collected it when i've next gone into camden...(i've also been known to walk up to the canal bridge and trade a few disc's with Dusta )
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Who's that? Or is it a shop?Burn wrote:Dusta
Soulseek
And Whammo, CDON, RedSun Records etc.
And Whammo, CDON, RedSun Records etc.
I think someone set my soul alight
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*ahum*rian wrote:Soulseek
see the problem?Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I just wondered where everyone on here buys their music from.
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yeah yeah yeah.......I just find it useful to hear music from bands I haven't heard before by downloading it from somewhere before I buy the CD. I prefer to own the original rather than own loads of cdr'schristophe wrote:*ahum*rian wrote:Soulseeksee the problem?Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I just wondered where everyone on here buys their music from.
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@ Brideoffrankenstein
for me the same. when I like a song I mostly download it from the net along with some other songs of the same band and if I realy like them I buy the album.
when I play a cd its to hear it as a whole, the way the band intended it to hear. I almost never play only one song at the time.
I have to admit I have (alot) of records from the net, but I don't listen to them alot, so it wouldn't be worth buying the record anyway.
for me the same. when I like a song I mostly download it from the net along with some other songs of the same band and if I realy like them I buy the album.
when I play a cd its to hear it as a whole, the way the band intended it to hear. I almost never play only one song at the time.
I have to admit I have (alot) of records from the net, but I don't listen to them alot, so it wouldn't be worth buying the record anyway.
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haven't bought a CD in 3 years, I trade with like minds on-line
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Brideoffrankenstein wrote:Who's that? Or is it a shop?Burn wrote:Dusta
ahem
Dusta Discs...for lack of a real name he is known to thousands of Camden Lock patrons simply as Dusta...
Dusta is about 40 something...he has blonde hair...and he sells/trades rare original live recordings (bootlegs) 6 days a week...he is permanantly located in Camden now in a stall on the north side of the Canal...
maybe one day i'll introduce you...