Hehe, I'm a vinyladdict in training

I'm now getting obsdesive about this after starting the job a week ago...

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yep, 10 months and over 400 vinyls... many hard to find... soooo very hard... u pay an arm and a leg

(james holden - horizons for one)

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I've just got around 150 records since June 2001 ... Tax here in Bangkok is over 30% .. =P I would have bought more but there just isn 't that many good records to buy these days .. also I've got Oakie's influence and im trying to start being original now.. start to buy NEW pumping tunes .. Also i'm going through a phase where i don't know what type of music do i want to spin.. looking in my box there are just so many classics and it makes me don't want to mix .. ?? hope that makes sense...

The best way to feed your Vinyl addiction is to sign up to record label mailing lists. All you have to do is pretend to have a residensy at a club. The record labels generally don't check ,cos there are so many local clubs nowadays

However, it's not all good. By being signed to a mailing list, u have to rate how well crowds react to the promos, and they don't like it when u don't rate their song as number one, which can get pretty hellish when u r getting at least 5 new records a week!

It also might be hard to rate a song by a crowd reaction if u r not a proper DJ either!

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i used to buy a lot of vinyls the past summer, but i ran out of money, so at most, each month i might buy one or 2, hmm, started buying last year in february, and into the summer i had almost 100 i think, but now the total count is around 120, since i stopped buying regularly, cuz when i started buying, i would buy anything that was old tah ti liked, cuz i know they are hard to get, so yea

way to much for me poor student
I have around 100 vinyls in 3 months time

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Originally posted by dj_mdma The best way to feed your Vinyl addiction is to sign up to record label mailing lists. All you have to do is pretend to have a residensy at a club. The record labels generally don't check ,cos there are so many local clubs nowadays However, it's not all good. By being signed to a mailing list, u have to rate how well crowds react to the promos, and they don't like it when u don't rate their song as number one, which can get pretty hellish when u r getting at least 5 new records a week! It also might be hard to rate a song by a crowd reaction if u r not a proper DJ either!

are you serious? what labels actually fall for this?

i would do this easily.... email like every label i know

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