dennison wrote:c.toon wrote:dennison wrote:I pass up james brown records all the time when I am digging. I don't even consider buying them.
I've been doing the same for a LOONG time.
It's not like I don't want em, just look at those goddamn prices!!!
30, 40 for an obscure unknown lp? why not? for a plain jb lp everyone and their grandma has in the shelf? 
No dissing or hating intended, just my digging preferences. After all, dude made some amazing music
.toon
agreed
damn you guys 's be trippin i know he's been sampled and played to death but still to have JB in your collection is a must .even if you dont listen to him,thats hiphop man ,i wish i could see stuff of his anywhere i dont care what it is i'll pick it up, as the matter fact i pick up one i see for the first time,in like 30 years of diggin i aint never seena JB record and i tell you if i did i would buy it and i did just that, it has a really nice breaak in there. but yeah i guess it's your prefence, i dont know to many cats in the US that would pass on a JB record, i know i dont.
yeah i had for got about that unity record i have that too i just cop'd that a few months ago and i have played it on the radio but havent reall mess'd with the acap.
yeah there some stuff that steady B sampled for believe me das bad track.
