The Music Purchasing Experience - Page 3

RdTv · 05.08.2006, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by val-holla-ing

sometimes, especially with more obscure and experimental artists, i just like to pick up things on a whim, without hearing any of it or reading any reviews. it's a fun little game to play...until you waste $20 on a cd of some dude belching into a microphone for 30 minutes.

Perhaps a referance to the Mike Patton "Adult Voices" album.....

val-holla-ing · 05.08.2006, 08:50 PM

maybe yes and maybe yes.

Rob Instigator · 05.09.2006, 09:02 AM

Rob Instigator's Music Purchasing Experience.

If I hear of a band that sounds interesting I will go to that band's site, or that band's record label site, and see if I can sample a song or two. Most bands have a few songs and some have entire albums or EP's available for download from THEM in their website.
Then, If I like what I hear, it gets added to the list. Yes, there is a huge list of bands, artists, albums,a nd songs I want to purchase, whether at a indi e record store or at a half price books or at a garage sale, wherever.
I then go to the record store, which I try to hit three of them every month, Sound Exchange, Sound waves, and Vinal Edge
I browse and browse, looking at everything I am interested in, and hopefully i find gold.

GOLD!

It is fun as fuck.

screamingskull · 05.09.2006, 09:08 AM

most of the time i plan what i want to but, then i check ebay and amazon to see if i can get it cheap, if i cant then i will go into Birmingham and go to my local indipendant record stores, first swordfish, which rarely has what i want but the guy behind the counter is a SY fan and he always hides the rarest sonic youth stuff behind the counter so you have to ask him. then i'll go to Tempest, the greatist record shop ever, if an (alternative) album exists then its in that shop. The guys who work in there are really nice too, sometimes things can be kinda pricey but its worth it because the stuffs so rare.
so thats my record buying process.

_slavo_ · 05.09.2006, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Alex's Trip

The 30 gig video. Why?

i have the same one.
the battery life really dissapointed me, but other than that it's pretty fine.

truncated · 05.09.2006, 10:26 AM

I believe you can get some kind of solar-powered doohickey for those now, can't you?

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val-holla-ing invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: baton rouge. the 225, big raggedy. Posts: 2,731	maybe yes and maybe yes. __________________ please do not misconstrue the previous statement as an invitation for same sex relations or as negative towards anyone of another sexuality. -cam'ron (formerly "no homo")
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05.09.2006, 09:02 AM	#43
Rob Instigator invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: In the land of the Instigator Posts: 27,991	Rob Instigator's Music Purchasing Experience. If I hear of a band that sounds interesting I will go to that band's site, or that band's record label site, and see if I can sample a song or two. Most bands have a few songs and some have entire albums or EP's available for download from THEM in their website. Then, If I like what I hear, it gets added to the list. Yes, there is a huge list of bands, artists, albums,a nd songs I want to purchase, whether at a indi e record store or at a half price books or at a garage sale, wherever. I then go to the record store, which I try to hit three of them every month, Sound Exchange, Sound waves, and Vinal Edge I browse and browse, looking at everything I am interested in, and hopefully i find gold. GOLD! It is fun as fuck. __________________ RXTT's Intellectual Journey - my new blog where I talk about all the books I read.
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05.09.2006, 09:08 AM	#44
screamingskull invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: england Posts: 5,580	most of the time i plan what i want to but, then i check ebay and amazon to see if i can get it cheap, if i cant then i will go into Birmingham and go to my local indipendant record stores, first swordfish, which rarely has what i want but the guy behind the counter is a SY fan and he always hides the rarest sonic youth stuff behind the counter so you have to ask him. then i'll go to Tempest, the greatist record shop ever, if an (alternative) album exists then its in that shop. The guys who work in there are really nice too, sometimes things can be kinda pricey but its worth it because the stuffs so rare. so thats my record buying process.
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05.09.2006, 10:26 AM	#46
truncated invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 3,607	I believe you can get some kind of solar-powered doohickey for those now, can't you?
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