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RIP lightning records (bonzai)
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| stipsy |
| perhaps the saddest day in trance history |
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| jåcë |
| WHAT? i hope youre ing kidding |
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| stipsy |
| i wish i was kidding but its true :( |
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| gumble |
WTF.............
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo :( |
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| xxTRANCEBOYxx |
| Yes, apparently they were owned by the Wigga Posse :( |
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| Breeze |
| too bad, doesnt mean the music will end. the artist through bonzai will go to other labels or start their own. i really like the bonzai sign. |
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| nervous |
| Bummer i just got two bonzai albums today, push from beyond and the yves deruyter album. Love them both. Maybe joof can pick them up? |
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| Dj_Psygnosis |
Last song i got by them was Cape town - Pitstop..
BUT ...who cares really if a record company goes down, its part of life, do you know how many bloody record companies there are... |
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| bassaholix |
:(
The artist will move but it won't be the same...
WHY OH WHY!!!! :whip: |
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| Tsunami One |
| It's a pattern that will continue to grow. the kids arnt buying vinyls anymore and the kids have grown up and have families and kids to support and dont have that $60 a week to blow on vinyls. |
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| JayKuE |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tsunami One
It's a pattern that will continue to grow. the kids arnt buying vinyls anymore and the kids have grown up and have families and kids to support and dont have that $60 a week to blow on vinyls. |
a pattern that'll lead to maybe the extinction of vinyl, and therefore, the vinyl dj? boy that's a scary thought. pop that alongside the progressing times with the digital music medium, and such things as "final scratch", that extinction is probably a step closer to inevitability, swaying the newer generation to that cheaper alternative. very scary indeed. |
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