how does everyone get to listen to the newset tracks

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Posted by pvdclubber on Jul-10-2005 19:17:

how does everyone get to listen to the newset tracks

i've always wondered, how does everybody always manage to listen to the newest tracks?
I don't really have enough time to keep up to date with the newest releases.
i'm amazed how knowledgable some people are on this forum!

Posted by [Chriz] on Jul-10-2005 19:27:

i listen to live sets and then find out their track lists, or i check out my fave dj's websites. they tend to have a top 10 list which you can check out. and some check the latest releases from record shops like chemical and juno.

Posted by D-res on Jul-10-2005 20:10:

quote:
Originally posted by [Chriz]
i listen to live sets and then find out their track lists, or i check out my fave dj's websites. they tend to have a top 10 list which you can check out. and some check the latest releases from record shops like chemical and juno.

yup

Posted by roryD on Jul-10-2005 20:34:

for those of us living on a college budget, livesets and freebies are the (legal) way to go. CD's and $1 songs are too damn expensive.

Posted by roryD on Jul-10-2005 20:34:

for those of us living on a college budget, livesets and freebies are the (legal) way to go. CD's and $1+ songs are too damn expensive.

Posted by r5a on Jul-10-2005 20:35:

- ASOT / other shows like that
- Juno Records / 4DJsonly - charts / new releases
- Aritsts Charts
- TA Music Disc / New Releases / Tracklists
- DC++

Thats my sources.

Posted by MarathonMan on Jul-10-2005 20:46:

Also listening to samples at Beatport, EDMDigital etc....

The more determined trainspotters on this board have been known to suck DJs cocks for tunes!

Posted by Floorfiller on Jul-10-2005 20:49:

quote:
Originally posted by MarathonMan
The more determined trainspotters on this board have been known to suck DJs cocks for tunes!

what are you trying to say...HUH!??

Posted by [Chriz] on Jul-10-2005 20:51:

quote:
Originally posted by MarathonMan
The more determined trainspotters on this board have been known to suck DJs cocks for tunes!

tsk tsk..

Posted by MarathonMan on Jul-10-2005 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by MarathonMan

The more determined trainspotters on this board have been known to suck DJs cocks for tunes!

They're the ones you see at nightclubs carrying mouthwash!

Posted by D-res on Jul-10-2005 21:13:

quote:
Originally posted by MarathonMan
They're the ones you see at nightclubs carrying mouthwash!

classic self-quote

Posted by DjAviander on Jul-10-2005 21:30:

Great question.. I've also always wondered.. There HAS to be sexual favors involved!

Posted by [Chriz] on Jul-10-2005 21:37:

quote:
Originally posted by DjAviander
Great question.. I've also always wondered.. There HAS to be sexual favors involved!

one of which has been mentioned by marathonman...

Posted by tjpatel on Jul-11-2005 00:36:

Kiss 100

Posted by gizzymcg on Jul-11-2005 01:45:

Internet mostly. Through live sets and radio shows. It helps if uve been into it for a long time like me since 1998. You tend 2 get more adept at finding ways 2 hear new tunes.

The best way is of course 2 go out clubbing!

Posted by raydn on Jul-11-2005 01:53:

I listen to the samples on Juno and decide what i like, rather than going by what {insert name} DJ plays or whats on the radio.

listening to trance since 1993

back then of course the only source was radio *cough*, friends or listening to complication cds..

clubbing too i guess but i wasnt old enough

Posted by Dan1584 on Jul-11-2005 03:16:

quote:
Originally posted by roryD
for those of us living on a college budget, livesets and freebies are the (legal) way to go. CD's and $1 songs are too damn expensive.

Lol, I work 30 hours a week @ $8.50 an hour, go to school full time & live on my own paying $500+ in bills ... I can still easily afford to buy $1 to $2 songs.

In fact I don't know anyone in the same position or who is on a so called "college budget" who can't afford to buy something worth less than $2.

Posted by Jordan Stevens on Jul-11-2005 05:49:

all the posts have covered everything i do except i will alot of the times go to online record shops and browse there newest releases and listen to there samples.

www.dancerecords.com
www.htfr.com

are 2 good ones that i use