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Why exactly would anyone pay the price of an album for a chart?
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Darkarbiter
I'm really confused here... I'm looking through beatport and theres a charts section... expecting this to be the top sellers or perhaps djs free charts... I see all these charts costing 15 bucks.

Seriously who pays for a chart?
distant
Who'd pay for a CD album when the 2x12" is usually cheaper?
DJ Patski
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Originally posted by Darkarbiter
I'm really confused here... I'm looking through beatport and theres a charts section... expecting this to be the top sellers or perhaps djs free charts... I see all these charts costing 15 bucks.

Seriously who pays for a chart?


Yeah I've looked at charts before just to see what some DJ's are playing, but I would never buy someones month "top 10" or whatever.
Paradox Lost
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Originally posted by Darkarbiter
I'm really confused here... I'm looking through beatport and theres a charts section... expecting this to be the top sellers or perhaps djs free charts... I see all these charts costing 15 bucks.

Seriously who pays for a chart?


...perhaps some people will just wind up liking every track on that chart, but I'm sure most people just pick up the individual tracks they want.

I don't think any of them have ever been free, and most of them aren't included in their 'most downloaded' section.
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by distant
Who'd pay for a CD album when the 2x12" is usually cheaper?


I can think of a few reasons.

A) They don't have decks

B) They aren't DJs

C) CDs often have bonus tracks the vinyl didn't have room for

D) CDs are easily duplicated

E) CDs are a lot easier to transport
woscar99
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Originally posted by Darkarbiter
I'm really confused here... I'm looking through beatport and theres a charts section... expecting this to be the top sellers or perhaps djs free charts... I see all these charts costing 15 bucks.

Seriously who pays for a chart?


Whoever worships a certain DJ, and must possess all those tunes?
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
I can think of a few reasons.

A) They don't have decks

B) They aren't DJs

C) CDs often have bonus tracks the vinyl didn't have room for

D) CDs are easily duplicated

E) CDs are a lot easier to transport


F) It's easier to rip from CDs

G) CDs are far superior for compatibility

H) CDs take up much less space to store

I) CDs are more widely available to buy
BOOsTER
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Originally posted by woscar99
Whoever worships a certain DJ, and must possess all those tunes?


all armin's fanboys for example? and they are not the only... :D
distant
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
F) It's easier to rip from CDs

G) CDs are far superior for compatibility

H) CDs take up much less space to store

I) CDs are more widely available to buy


J) I can download and burn my own.

Oh wait, that's a reason NOT to buy them.
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by distant
J) I can download and burn my own.

Oh wait, that's a reason NOT to buy them.


Or indeed the 2x12" packages.

distant
quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Or indeed the 2x12" packages.


Unless you really, really prefer vinyl.

Like me.
nefardec
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Originally posted by distant
Unless you really, really prefer vinyl.

Like me.



lol why don't you just save us time and in the first post say something like BTW GUZY I RELLY LIKE VINYL instead of leading us on some predictable troll trip
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