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^^That was the downside...I was broke all the time..I was buying about 30 records @ $9-$10 each every week. It was a a good addiction though. I now have a nice collection that I never play(All Mp3 now).... I am buying a nice shelf for them, and I will remember the memories they brought me for a long long time.
^^Thats the best.. My friend used to own a record shop..Every week when I would get there, he would have a stack of new releases for me. Those were the days
that WAS great.. leaving 100 plus dollars poorer sucked though.. long live downloads!
yeah then they find out the country is full of brainless assholes like you...
oh and your president!
Well let's see... the lasrgest minority is the US are latinos, out of ALL latinos here most of them are Mexican... See what I'm getting at? So YES this country has a lot of brainless assholes.
If you can dish it out, I hope you can also take it.
Geez, granted it does suck when they pull the territory
crap on ya, blame the music companies, rights don't always
transfer across oceans, secondly there is so much music
available today, missing out on one or two tracks is not
going to be cause for mortal thoughts. As for ripping off tracks
you only hurt the dance music scene, at least it's 2 or 3 bucks
instead of 12.50 US with 8 dollars in shipping, furthermore
the affordability (maybe not for everyone) has allowed myself
to explore other genres of dance music and work them into
mixes. Why be bitter?
^^Thats the best.. My friend used to own a record shop..Every week when I would get there, he would have a stack of new releases for me. Those were the days
just curious...what did you guys do when you had to buy vinyl and actually had to track stuff down?
True. I used to love going into Neptune records in tampa and spend hours hunting through the pile. It was like the only store you could smoke in while you shopped. They would always be blasting the newest shit over the system, or handing you some of the newer records that they thought you would like. good times
^^ If that is to be an obscene gesture down there, then I think you're missing a dot to the left. Otherwise, depending on which hand you have chosen to use, it appears that you are flicking off Beatport with either your index or your ring finger. Or that you're a four-fingered mutant.
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It was a a good addiction though. 
I now have a nice collection that I never play(All Mp3 now).... I am buying a nice shelf for them, and I will remember the memories they brought me for a long long time. 
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