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NorthAmerican Source for Vinyl?
Hi, maybe i've posted this already, but waht north american sites have the best selection of vinyl? groovetech and satelite are pretty limited. I am intimidated that ordering from oversease might be too pricey? true?
so, any site on this side of the atlantic (one's with audio clips, hopefully) that one of ya can recommend would be um, classic. thanks, ferris (clunk) |
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what are you lookin for mr ferris... i may be able to help you myself. i run a small type thing, i dont focus on mailorders, but im sure i could work something out if your havin trouble finding better sources.
depends on where satellite is failing for you. have you tried sonicgroove in nyc? see if they can help you as well..... |
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Dood, hell if I know. I buy stuff from groovetech because it usually gets to me within 2 days. But... they still tend to stick with "safe" things like trance and boring breaks and blah blah blah. I usually have to sort through pages and pages of crap to find anything noteworthy. I think they should have a category checkbox on the search page for "interesting".
Aside from them, I dunno. I've never ordered from sonicgroove.com, but I've noticed they have a *HUGE* backstock. I get cd's from www.cdjapan.co.jp and othermusic.com. Ferris, I miss you. Where the hell have you been anyhow? |
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8th March 2002
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Ferris,
I've been ordering from sonic groove for about 4 years and they are great. They don't have audio clips to listen too, but if you know what you want there is a 98% chance you can get. They also have a great old school stock list every now and again if you get their lists e mailed to you. Other than that there is N-side records out of Texas. They too are also good. A slight bit cheaper than SG. Those are the 2 best that I know of. Satellite records was not a very good experience for me. Hope this helps. http://www.n-siderecords.com |
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