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Phobz
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 2007/01/26 : 09:09:44
Bonkers 1-12 (I stopped collecting after 12 they got crap)
Hardcore 2007 raindance vs helter skelter
Moondance - the album (force n styles, hype n slipmatt)
Moondance (newer one)
Best of Scott Brown (forgot the year)
Off yer nuts
Obsolute hardcores
Loads of stu allen tapes (go on you legend) :D
Sum of those decadance ones
Hardcore nations
all them lot lol
About 400+ vinyls :D
Tunage =D
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Project-Industrial
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Netherlands
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33 hardcore releases
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 09:28:28
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Originally posted by dj bugbear:
moh (whole collection, 21 already or sumtin)
united nation of hardcore (whole collection bout 10 of em)
bonkers 15
hardcore emotion 3
hardcore and more 1 and 2
bounz 1, 2, 3, 2004 part 1 and 2
neophyte 13 jaar terreur [special collectors box]
neophyte rechtoe, rechtaan [special collectors box]
loads of imo, trackitdown, juno and other digidownloads
sum illegal from random ppl on msn... (sorry)
almost all neophyte vynil
sum angerfist, tommyknocker, buzzfuzz, G-town madness vynil
prolly more but cant come up it.. such a mess in ma room ^^;; dun even bother sortin it out :) this a lil kick start i guess ;)
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bulby_g
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United Kingdom
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430 hardcore releases
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 09:47:01
Hundreds of CD's, a load of mixes and stuff I've downloaded, 'bout 1 hundred downloaded tracks (still not got into this much, would rather have vinyl), must have way over 1000 vinyl now and hundreds of tapes as well.
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RAVER7
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 10:24:04
any i got united dance and hardcore heaven cd's from back in the day i have and all the bonkers but most of the new cd's coming out r a bit shaby
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Meathead
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 12:35:52
Bonkers 1,15,16 & best of
CXHC 1-3
Helter Skelter: Hardcore classics & United in hardcore
Hardcore euphoria
n 5 summat vinyls
not much eh?
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Dain-Ja
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Canada
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 13:48:49
probably about 15 compilations (no point listing them, nobody will care)
and about 1000+ vinyl records
and probably 200-300 legal mp3s
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kathryn
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 14:32:09
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Originally posted by RAVER7:
any i got united dance and hardcore heaven cd's from back in the day i have and all the bonkers but most of the new cd's coming out r a bit shaby
av got some united dance cds from back in day!
But like Mortis said earlier av to many to be arsed to type down!
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dj_deano
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 16:46:56
About 700 Uk Hardcore Tunes
1000 96-01 tunes
About 600 Euphoric Trance, Club trance & hard trance stuff.
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Marshy88
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 17:00:33
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MP3's downloaded illegally (no point beating around the bush right?)
At least your honest i think most people on this site download illegally (they woudnt tell you that) i do but theres nothing better then the real thing of course
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Meathead
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 17:34:54
^^^^ y bullsh*t, i do it 2. i'd probly b in debt up 2 me beedin eyeballs if i dint. if i could afford 2 i'd get nufin but legal downloads but im skint so oh well.
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Underloop
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 17:44:45
Must admit I'm the same!!! I acquired a nice BMW 7-series the other day. If I had the cash I'd have paid for it, and would have loved nothing better than to do that, but as it is I'm a bit broke this month so, well you know how it is....
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Meathead
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 18:16:41
yeah? i personlly would of gon 4 a mclaren f1. but i suppose i'd settle 4 a lamborghini gallardo if 1 caught my eye.
i kno wat ur sayin but watch now I CAN'T AFFORD IT! i'm not braggin about it, i said "if i could then i'd get nufin but legal downloads but im skint ".
if u were offerd somethin u really wanted absoloutley free would u take it or would u take the moral high ground n pay full askin price?
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jenks
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 19:43:43
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Originally posted by Meathead:
yeah? i personlly would of gon 4 a mclaren f1. but i suppose i'd settle 4 a lamborghini gallardo if 1 caught my eye.
i kno wat ur sayin but watch now I CAN'T AFFORD IT! i'm not braggin about it, i said "if i could then i'd get nufin but legal downloads but im skint ".
if u were offerd somethin u really wanted absoloutley free would u take it or would u take the moral high ground n pay full askin price?
What's that got to do with anything? Unless ofcourse L-imewire has the habit of ringing people up and offering them MP3s...
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Underloop
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 20:10:33
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Originally posted by Meathead:
if u were offerd somethin u really wanted absoloutley free would u take it or would u take the moral high ground n pay full askin price?
I have the internet too, so in that case I guess I am being "offered" stuff for free. I was fortunately subjected to the Grange Hill song "Just Say No" so I am immune to these evil temptations heh
Also it has nothing to do with "moral high ground" its simply a case of knowing that stealing is wrong. And yes it is stealing no matter how you look at it. OK, it isn't a physical product, but it is the equivalent of you going to work for a week and then your boss turning round and saying, sorry I'm skint, I can't afford to pay you.
Yes, when I first got onto the interweb and there was all this brilliant music available for free I did download stuff illegally. Over time I grew up I guess and realised just how rubbish it is - especially in a small scene.
Story time. There was a record store in Manchester called The Spin Inn. Its been going for donkey's years. So many people owe so much to that store, where they bought their first 12" or whatever. For me that store was my lifeline to Hardcore. I found it after searching round various other stores for a copy of Shooting Star (this was when I was first getting back into Hardcore). I was eventually pointed in the direction of this store, as it was the only Hardcore record store in Manchester. I became a regular, I was introduced to so much different music. Got to know the staff reasonably well, and it really was a kind of mecca for me in Manchester. Used to go in regularly, spending hours in there.
That store closed down the other month. Just cleared out, locked up and shut. Was talking with the owner the other day, you know why it closed down? downloads had killed his sales. That is just one store that has closed, there are other stores in Manchester (non-hardcore) suffering exactly the same situation. If it wasn't for that store I would never have got into Hardcore as much as I have, and also alot of other people wouldn't either. When it shut down I did a google to try and find out any news (he literally just vanished.... thought he'd run off to the caymans or something!). The number of sites I came across saying that Spin Inn was where they bought their first record is unbelievable. A piece of history down the drain.
That is why downloading illegally is wrong, and that's why I'm ranting a bit about it because its something that has now directly affected me. Once you are in a position like that where you lose something you love due to illegal downloading maybe you will understand too.
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XenatR
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Posted - 2007/01/26 : 20:42:00
quote:
Originally posted by Underloop:
quote:
Originally posted by Meathead:
if u were offerd somethin u really wanted absoloutley free would u take it or would u take the moral high ground n pay full askin price?
I have the internet too, so in that case I guess I am being "offered" stuff for free. I was fortunately subjected to the Grange Hill song "Just Say No" so I am immune to these evil temptations heh
Also it has nothing to do with "moral high ground" its simply a case of knowing that stealing is wrong. And yes it is stealing no matter how you look at it. OK, it isn't a physical product, but it is the equivalent of you going to work for a week and then your boss turning round and saying, sorry I'm skint, I can't afford to pay you.
Yes, when I first got onto the interweb and there was all this brilliant music available for free I did download stuff illegally. Over time I grew up I guess and realised just how rubbish it is - especially in a small scene.
Story time. There was a record store in Manchester called The Spin Inn. Its been going for donkey's years. So many people owe so much to that store, where they bought their first 12" or whatever. For me that store was my lifeline to Hardcore. I found it after searching round various other stores for a copy of Shooting Star (this was when I was first getting back into Hardcore). I was eventually pointed in the direction of this store, as it was the only Hardcore record store in Manchester. I became a regular, I was introduced to so much different music. Got to know the staff reasonably well, and it really was a kind of mecca for me in Manchester. Used to go in regularly, spending hours in there.
That store closed down the other month. Just cleared out, locked up and shut. Was talking with the owner the other day, you know why it closed down? downloads had killed his sales. That is just one store that has closed, there are other stores in Manchester (non-hardcore) suffering exactly the same situation. If it wasn't for that store I would never have got into Hardcore as much as I have, and also alot of other people wouldn't either. When it shut down I did a google to try and find out any news (he literally just vanished.... thought he'd run off to the caymans or something!). The number of sites I came across saying that Spin Inn was where they bought their first record is unbelievable. A piece of history down the drain.
That is why downloading illegally is wrong, and that's why I'm ranting a bit about it because its something that has now directly affected me. Once you are in a position like that where you lose something you love due to illegal downloading maybe you will understand too.
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umm... no.. my guess is the fact that internet prices for vinyls and cds are cheaper than in-store, so that also played a HUGE factor in the closing of that shop
infact i would go so far as to say that equally as much as the illegal downloads.
buying stuff online is just far more convienient. i work in john lewis, and we have a website, and this year its sales have been greater than any other store, even though people need to pay for delivery (whereas in-shop you dont).
so in summary, the internet killed your local record shop, both illegally and legally.
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