Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By binger0 Wed Nov 23, 2005 2:29 am
:D
the record fair came to town yesterday and man this place is sick. I spent like $160 on a stack. Lots of sick jazz and shit like that.
hubert laws
rahsaan roland kirk
the coolbreeze soundtrack
bunch of crazy funky polish jazz joints
grant green
lots of cti rares and bluenote and groove merchant joints.
lonnie liston

mad other shit.

it was crazy though cause it was like the first dealer i went to, he had some decent jazz like the somewhat hard to find joints from like bobjames, cal tjader, l hampton, shit like that, but for like $8 a pop. Good shit to fill holes in your collection.

The next cat i went to, he had a very small jazz section. Just copped two pieces that i knew were fire for like $20. Money well spent.

Next dealer had some sick dollar bin jazz. Cleaned up there. Got a bunch of pretty slept on and rare joints that the covers were all tattered, like from a radio stations abuse. Spent like $20 there. Lots of heat

The last dude was the goldmine dude. He had the hotest shit and was intune to the crate digging scene. BUUUT he knew what shit was worth so it was pricy as fu**. Dude got me for like $80 for only a few pieces, but the sickest finds of the day. U just got to fu** like cats like that cause they really do know the deal and what your really looking for.

But thats the end of my crate digging for a minute. electric bought to get shut off so i gotta stack some loot real quick. I do got some flyers though in the van that some shows out in cali and shows around the tristate area popping off. Its out in the car so check back later when i go out there.
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By Jacpot Wed Nov 23, 2005 2:34 am
Damn fam u pay alot for records yo. Most I ever paid for wax to sample was 2 dollars. Good score though congrats
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By binger0 Wed Nov 23, 2005 2:42 am
whatever it takes. I know what im looking for and how much it should go for so i dont get screwed. U get what you pay for. But i dont care. If i need it ill spend whatever it costs. Most ive spent on one record is $100. And its the sickest piece i own.
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By dj e.d.e Wed Nov 23, 2005 2:56 am
yo i dont think you cats dont understand , not everything some us cats buy is just for sampling , we dj and we play that shizz at party's. its not all about sampling kids.
at least for me , i buy to play at party's , i've said it be4 i'm a dj first then a beat maker, so if i buy, i buy to play and listen .

yo binger man , sounds like you scored on some shizz, post that up when you have the chance man , any thing up in tha bay area.
i need to hit one up soon again.
Last edited by dj e.d.e on Wed Nov 23, 2005 3:34 am, edited 1 time in total.
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By binger0 Wed Nov 23, 2005 2:58 am
word eddie. See to me its collecting records. Alot of stuff i got is just for me to listen to. Im a fan of jazz first so im just looking for shit that i like. So if its pricy then ah well. If its dope im copping.
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By Jacpot Wed Nov 23, 2005 3:48 am
Word thats real. I feel yall. DJ E.D.E. I do understand, Ive been a dj for like 10 years now. I just thought he was spending like 100 dollars to sample off the record. I guess I didnt put two and two together that he was a collecter. I spent up to 40 dollars on records to play at parties and stuff like dat yeah but not sampling material. I mean I figure why spend more than a couple dollars on a record thats for sampling when u can download it for free.

(Sheet I spent $30 on the that percolator record in the late 90's) come to find out the next year it got released on white label with "follow me" on the b-side, the white label version was $6.00 I fealt like a real ass
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By dj e.d.e Wed Nov 23, 2005 4:24 am
DIGGIN IN THE CRATES doesnt just mean for makin beats , i dont care what them big time dudes say, to me it's always been about diggin for music to play at party's not just for beats, i aint trying to get on anyones case , just some knowledge past down to some new cats comin up , this is how it was before even lord finess and DITC ,

ask HERC, BAM , CAPRI, FLASH,RED ALERT ,45 KING, JAZZY JAY. it was for party rockin not for making beats.
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By binger0 Wed Nov 23, 2005 4:24 am
yeah but u got the og pressing. That is nice to have and it will stay valuable. But i dont even sell my records so i dont stress the money shit. I also do sample off my $100 record, but i didnt buy it cause of that. I just really really liked the band. I also go digigng though on a budget so i will pass on the $30 and $50 joints, when i need to save some loot.
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By stryke Wed Nov 23, 2005 3:55 pm
Word,i'm with you guys on that.I don't feel that every album is bought to sample.I collect albums.Some of them i just play when doing random chores around the house.When someone ask me am i buying for production i usually just say i collect,depending on what i have.But alot of times that's what i'm dong, collecting.
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By swishaman Wed Nov 23, 2005 5:54 pm
Im not gonna lie I just got into this(bout a month or 2 back) but I love the history of music so aside from buying vinly for sampling purposes, I just like the Idea of having a peice of history.

You cant make respectable music if you yourself cant respect it :D
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By jaem Wed Nov 23, 2005 7:13 pm
Jacpot wrote: I mean I figure why spend more than a couple dollars on a record thats for sampling when u can download it for free.


and we all know how ill that sampled mp3 bass sounds...

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
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By Capshun Wed Nov 23, 2005 8:05 pm
i stopped only digging at the thirft shop about 6 months ago, ive realised that theres more out there than that, and im not gonna find it in thrift shops, i still go there because sometimes there are suprises, but i like to go to other places to
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By dj e.d.e Wed Nov 23, 2005 9:41 pm
THATS DIGGIN CAP^^^^
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By Capshun Thu Nov 24, 2005 12:33 am
yeah, i just have trouble payin 5 bucks a record :twisted:
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By dj e.d.e Sat Nov 26, 2005 6:57 am
man, when i started diggin as a kid, records werent cheap, 7.99 an album domestic, imports were 12.99 and buying used records hardly ever, people didnt give there records away back then,

plus the cost of living back then was not like it is today. 5 bucks for a record is nothing, i'll drop that anytime, depending on the conditon and what it is .