Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By djobserv Mon Jul 09, 2007 2:17 pm
what exactly are you lookign for ? you looking for the standard records or are you looking for records to trade to get better records??

if your looking for collecting purposes your going ot end up spending the same if not more here than you'd pay in the UK and probably not less, unless you know where to dig...

thier are tons of places in europe you'd be able to dig at that probably hasnt been tapped out or that doesnt know the true value of the records...

sweeden and polland i've heard has some of the sickest percussion and jazz records that you cant get in the states or anywhere else, only though trading with serious collectors...
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By jnorth Mon Jul 09, 2007 2:50 pm
djobserv wrote:sweeden and polland i've heard has some of the sickest percussion and jazz records that you cant get in the states or anywhere else, only though trading with serious collectors...


What do you mean by standard records?

I look for interesting records. I h8 calling what i do collecting. I just look for good music and breaks. I don't really enjoy having a list and knowing what i want to look 4. Of course they have to be what hasn't been touched b4 or rinsed to death.

I also can't stand labeling a price on records. To me they only worth what i'd be prepared to pay 4 them.

Polish jazz and funk records are all over the place if you look. I love buying that stuff! I have quite a few. Percussion records aren't rare, you just need to know your sh*t and know your artists and drummers (if you looking for percussion).
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By ReckOne Mon Jul 09, 2007 3:32 pm
Pfffft...Last november I went to LA. That was just crazy! I found so much great records for like $1 - $10. Since than I only bought a few records back in europe and am saving up to go back again for diggin asap.

By Alphawolf Mon Jul 09, 2007 5:25 pm
xaav wrote:hehehehehe manilla
maybe yeah
i never tried to kill a us president
i never tried to sell drugs in the us
never tried to impeach the states with the help of military
so i don't give a damn about a fingerprint!!!!
they can also check my accounts, i buy clothes shoes and records
lol
Peace out

you have to take a stand somewhere...back to topic...

By xaav Mon Jul 09, 2007 6:39 pm
i've always been diggin' in the states personnaly
i really buy records in europe occasionally
prices in the us for soul albums won't exceed 25$ whereas for same records here i would pay 50 to 100€ easily ;)
Take it easy guys

By Manilla Mon Jul 09, 2007 9:07 pm
poland is the wackest country for digging. theres f all shops over there

By xaav Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:29 pm
i've never been to poland diggin' but it wouldn't have come to my mind either!
go to the us dog they have real nice stuff there
i envy them!
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By djobserv Tue Jul 10, 2007 2:24 am
jnorth wrote:
What do you mean by standard records?

I look for interesting records. I h8 calling what i do collecting. I just look for good music and breaks. I don't really enjoy having a list and knowing what i want to look 4. Of course they have to be what hasn't been touched b4 or rinsed to death.

I also can't stand labeling a price on records. To me they only worth what i'd be prepared to pay 4 them.

Polish jazz and funk records are all over the place if you look. I love buying that stuff! I have quite a few. Percussion records aren't rare, you just need to know your sh*t and know your artists and drummers (if you looking for percussion).



tired of arguing with folk

they're all over the place and arent raer

good records only cost what i thikn they're worth
By Wes P Productions Wed Jul 11, 2007 9:52 pm
roxstar wrote:I'm from England, and I can tell you that here in Detroit, Wax is the cheapest I have ever seen in my entire life. I've tried diggin' in every city I've visited, amd nothing compares to what I see here. People give away wax. It's not uncommon to see stax of records outside a store just waiting for someone to take. 25 cents on up. I usually don't pay more than $1. The most I've spent is $10 for a Jan ackermann record that I wanted for listening pleasure (was searching for YEARS). It's also not uncommon to see Asians visiting for the sole reason to buy wax just to take back, and I'm not talking about a $50 stack. They come with serious money and clean house. Not only the stores, but people here have tons of records that they simply don't want. Talk to some people and you may get a "schyt, you can just take that ****!" I've been collection 8 tracks lately, and if I can figure out how to post a picture, I'll show some of the stuff I got for free. I'm actually to the point where I'm picky about what I want to take. I have no more room for it and don't want triples and quadruples of the same records in my collection (especially if it's wack)
Anyways, if your ever in Detroit, holla at me. For $30 I can get you more than a cratefull of dope wax.. not the 25 cent classical, country, and 50's swing music, but the good stuff you'd pay top dollar for somewhere else.



u wanna ship some wax? :D

By Levitate Thu Jul 12, 2007 9:03 pm
LA has the dopest records cause we have all the crazy latin shit. Were so close to Mexico and central america. You gotta go in the depths of the the hoods though...

By xaav Thu Jul 12, 2007 9:42 pm
Levitate wrote:LA has the dopest records cause we have all the crazy latin ****. Were so close to Mexico and central america. You gotta go in the depths of the the hoods though...


that is so true, i once went diggin' in oakland! Found the dopest records but didn't know if i was gonna be able to bring them back ... lol

By neteq Thu Jan 17, 2008 9:43 am
PDQ in tuscon, arizona. probably won't be back for a while so I'll give it up. CRAZY!! dollar bins of near perfect vinyl. I asked why cause in the BAY, CA dollar bins are full of wrecked records for the most part, either mad scratches, dirty, or cover is a mess. but they told me their dollar bin is basically a sale of third or forth copies. besides the nice dollar bins they have fat R&B, Jazz, Rock, Blues, Folk, easy listening, soundtracks are cool, its a nice place. If anyones in the area just ask any music store about PDQ in TUson, AZ. its a good find.
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By dj e.d.e Thu Jan 17, 2008 8:24 pm
Shupe wrote:
dj e.d.e wrote:
open wed - sun


Yo I just wanted to say that I love stores with hours like this. The local vinyl only shop in my city is open thurs-sun. It's great. It's like they have a dedicated fanbase, so they don't have to be open all the time for people to wander in off the street. Good stuff. I'm up in Maine, but if I'm ever in the bay area I'm gonna check your shop out.
days and hours changed

we are open FRI SAT sUN now 12- 5 but i'm gone for an hour from 1:45 - 2:45 .on fridays only.

just incase anyone is interested.