Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By Humblestar1 Wed Jun 01, 2005 6:41 pm
MFosterUk wrote:yo humblestar1 ya makin me feel loved due, lol aaanyway im in Liverpool (but i aint a trackie wearin scally lol) im sure there must be some shops around. Mayve i should try charity shops like Oxfam or **** like mpc4000xl said, You ever try any of these shops.


Hey Fossie...its ALL good mate!!!

So you'll be happy that AC Millan took a thrashing then???...Or dont tell me...you're an EVERTONIAN???!!!!!LOL

Yup...there's bound to be loads of Diggin stores in the 'Pool' dude!!!!

Charity shops like oxfam are ideal cos they wont know the value of what they have & they'll think they're ROBBING YOU!!!But little will they know....your spidey senses will be tingling!!!

hehehehe!!!

Try it!!!
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By mpc4000xl Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:33 pm
NO matter where U ARE THRIFT n CHARITY Shops RULE..............


Jus' DO Ur Research and U Can WIN AT THIS GAME..................

TRUST THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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By MFosterUk Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:36 pm
lol nah nah nah im a true blue, keep this in mind "kopites r gobshites" anyway without goin off topik, good lookin for the advice anyway felllas i apppreciate it
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By Humblestar1 Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:38 pm
MFosterUk wrote:lol nah nah nah im a true blue, keep this in mind "kopites r ****" anyway without goin off topik, good lookin for the advice anyway felllas i apppreciate it


no doubt...you'd be more than welcome...IF YOU WERE A RED!!!!!

'Come on youuuuuu KOPS'!!!LOL

:roll:
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By butcher Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:42 pm
MFosterUk wrote:theres sumthing i dont get about when yall go to buy records (amungst other things) how do you decide on the record you going to buy? As far as im aware you cant listen to the record before you buy (in the **** shops i go to you cant anyway) so how do you decide? Is it by the cover of the record or is there just some thing im not gettin?


once u start going often you start gettin to know what you like... but when your some what new and not too educated about records kinda like me you pretty much go by ur gut feeling... but IMO i think not being able to listen tot he record is a good thing.. things i go by right now since im not that educated in records yet is the cover, year, and you really can't lose with foreign stuff..
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By bobbydesign Thu Jun 02, 2005 2:28 am
its all about the MIDI-clorians :lol: :lol: :lol:

i found all this old shizznit of my mums, and i mean i thought this stuff was utter trash- rod stewart, barbara streisand etc, but damn if i didn't get some good samples- and DIFFERENT SOUNDS to what all the other cats were doing.

I think start off with the machine gun approach- just spray bullets wildly till you hit something that you really feel. Then hone it until its more like a snipper riffle- you walk out of that shop with 2 records not 20, but 2 amazing records.

my 2 biggest peices of advice-

1) the 80's were pretty bad, but this fact has kept alot of really good music from being plundered like the 70's has.

2) just becuase there's some weird looking white dude with bad hair and flared cords on the cover (actually come to think of it that kinda sounds like me) doesn't mean it isnt hot. And your more likely to get something fresh becuase other people have been scared off it coz it looks like crappola.

happy hunting-

bby d
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By Humblestar1 Thu Jun 02, 2005 10:26 am
bobbydesign wrote:its all about the MIDI-clorians :lol: :lol: :lol:

i found all this old shizznit of my mums, and i mean i thought this stuff was utter trash- rod stewart, barbara streisand etc, but damn if i didn't get some good samples- and DIFFERENT SOUNDS to what all the other cats were doing.

I think start off with the machine gun approach- just spray bullets wildly till you hit something that you really feel. Then hone it until its more like a snipper riffle- you walk out of that shop with 2 records not 20, but 2 amazing records.

my 2 biggest peices of advice-

1) the 80's were pretty bad, but this fact has kept alot of really good music from being plundered like the 70's has.

2) just becuase there's some weird looking white dude with bad hair and flared cords on the cover (actually come to think of it that kinda sounds like me) doesn't mean it isnt hot. And your more likely to get something fresh becuase other people have been scared off it coz it looks like crappola.

happy hunting-

bby d


Word to that...I mean...just look at how JACK BRUCE get down on his covers...Odd looking white dude but yo....DID THIS GUY contribute or WHAT??!!!!!!
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By Bezo Sat Jun 04, 2005 3:39 pm
Most shops I go to allow you to listen to the records, and I always spend more money at those places. I find, listen, like, and buy records I wouldn't have touched if i couldn't listen.

At the few shops that I go to that don't allow you to listen, I stick to artists and records that I know and like. Ocassionally, I buy something because of the musicians in the credits. There are certain drummers, bassists, guitarists, ect that I can count on.
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By MFosterUk Sat Jun 04, 2005 10:26 pm
who would yall recomend to stay away from? ive heard of artists hire-ing people to search for samples that have been used off their songs. Also over-used artists such as James Brown or whatever
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By dj dcypher Sat Jun 04, 2005 11:04 pm
MFosterUk wrote:who would yall recomend to stay away from? ive heard of artists hire-ing people to search for samples that have been used off their songs. Also over-used artists such as James Brown or whatever


peep it

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php ... +stay+away
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By Bezo Sun Aug 28, 2005 7:13 pm
MFosterUk wrote:who would yall recomend to stay away from? ive heard of artists hire-ing people to search for samples that have been used off their songs. Also over-used artists such as James Brown or whatever
If you're looking for samples, I wouldn't suggest staying away from anyone. I don't think I ever heard a record that didn't have at least some one-shots that could be used.

If you're buying for listening pleasure, only you can say.
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By MegaTON Mon Nov 14, 2005 8:02 pm
elmacaco wrote:Simcity is right. Your gut lets you know.

Ever pick up a really wack looking record but for some reason you can't put it down, you read the back for some reason to hold on to it, but even if you don't find anything, you still can't just put it back? That's the force.

happened to me last time i was out got some uk vocal record and some late 70s karla bonoff record...dont know if shes popular but the cover was real wack
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By c.toon Mon Nov 14, 2005 9:26 pm
Is it me, or are these "newbie-digger-threads" starting to multiply?

I posted a very LOOONG answer in the other thread.
Thinking of it now I could bring it down to 3 words though:

JUST DO IT!
hmk :?:
.toon