Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
By jpeg Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:26 pm
i had betwen 300 and 500 records but most of them records were not joints that had much replay value after i flipped the one or two sounds on there so sold most of em.

but yeah aint got no issues with the legal side of thing cos most peeps **** with uncleared samples but i find it interesting how peeps rationalise and find was to discredit someones desire to do music just cos they aint working within the limits of operations that they have accepted for themselves.

thread is dead time ago, lol nuthing serious im sure the mods will close it when they see fit.
By epok Thu Dec 04, 2008 4:01 pm
jpeg wrote:
-i aint interested in spending money or time on it so i go online.

-as most of the blogs i go to have diggers in mind it is a virtual version of that kind of shop where by most of the records on that site will be of interest to dudes looking for sampling.

-so defo pay ur dues go out and dig in the field 1st but after u have learned how to dig and choose records u can apply those same sensibilities on-line.


Your first point obviously shows your whole attitude towards hiphop....you dont wanna spend money or time...coz ur lazy and tight! i bet you spend plenty of money on other material tings like booze n drugs?? (not that i dont..but i allways save money for vinyl!)..and you clearly spend too much time online.

Your second point.......no they wont be of interest, as such.....they will just be samples which have already been raped by other heds.

Your last point????.....you clearly have not paid any dues.....and you clearly have not LEARNED to dig!

Please stay out of a forum section called 'crate diggers'...you really are a tit Jpeg! why did you start this post other than to show us all how much of a joke you are.

peace
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By ssnedden Thu Dec 04, 2008 4:28 pm
Records were made to listen to. You know, enjoy the music. I don't give a shit if you recorded the samples off of them and then sold them, that just shows you're not a music fan. You probably listen to rap all the time and have no respect for the music.
Get that shit out of the crate diggers forum.

Even if you sold your records and replaced them with the same MP3s, I still don't know why you wouldn't want to keep the album art or have the vinyl - but don't bother answering that, it won't be a good answer.

I have a 250 GB harddrive and I don't think all of my vinyl could fit on there, computers really limit your digging. The net is a good resource for getting sounds but it's not complete enough to be a standalone source.

Internet + Crate Digging = lots of music opportunities
Some one strictly sampling some MP3s that someone posted = wack

I have no problem with doing it occasionally, but respect the vinyl or GTFO.
By jpeg Thu Dec 04, 2008 8:20 pm
the purpose of going to a crate diggin forum is to gain additional insight on artists to check for, i know artists n lables to check but still always room to expand knowledge and find other artists to look out for.
like i dont know much about 80's dont know much about rock so gotta keep an open mind to that.

sometime limits can help focus attentioned as i mentioned in my 5 years of diggin found some good shit id neva find on-line so i keep them records but now id rather put time in on-line rather then out in the shop.

the stuff u spend money on when ur 18 aint the same stuff u spend money on when ur 25 or 28 so times change im at a point where my finance is directed in other areas.

anyone dissin thats they mind is to simple to comprehend, so **** all of them cocksuckers its all about then end product, if u cant see that then u have to be some anal wanna be elite homo-vegitarian back backin crackers.
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By jaem Thu Dec 04, 2008 11:40 pm
Hey Alex, I'll take someone who is attention hungry for $500.


Image

who is JPEG?


:lol:
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By dj e.d.e Thu Dec 04, 2008 11:42 pm
whats wit the name calling

your just not a vinyl guy, vinyl isn't for everybody.obviously it ain't for you,
you truly have to appreciate it to keep buying it and you don't .i can see that to only dig 5yrs,I've been at this for 31yrs i got a collection only you can dream of.
all my music is pre 93 & older.

i have used the net to dig but it's not something i do all the time just to find songs that i have been looking for for yrs.

if you don't like buying vinyl cause IT'S TO EXPENSIVE well you plainly don't know how to dig, cause digging is finding records , good records , for a good price and finding stuff that hasn't been used, one other thing you just don't buy records for sampling that's your first problem you'll not appreciate the records you buy. i can see that cause you sample and sell them...try to listen to the record the hole way thru open your ears to the music being played.

no one is trying to convert you to buying vinyl,only you can make your own mind to do that.but for you to come on here and make a thread saying that digging is a waste of time then your looking to get what you get..sounds to me that you were looking to get these reactions from people on here.

what i said made sense ,if you don't understand it then that's on you, i know the yrs i have been diggin i never have goner to a store and the shop owner WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND cause i don't want what he listens to , i ask for a particular artist cause i know what i want and i know music i know artist.

do what you got to do to make your music sample mp3 download what you have to go to the blogs of your choice and download what OTHERS HAVE DUG UP FOR YOU SO YOU CAN TAKE THE SHORTCUT TO MAKEN YOUR MUSIC.

oh yeah peace and keep downloading leave the vinyl for the people who appreciate it.
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By dj e.d.e Tue Dec 09, 2008 9:48 pm
EducatedHands wrote:my thing is, if it's not vinyl - it's not hip hop.
not always true ,but yeah Hiphop started that way.
to me its maken with what you got,learning the skillz perfecting them adding your own style to it.

as much as i hate digtal stuff cause when it breaks you cant fix it anymore your fuct and have to spend more money again, but there is a good to it to help you expand to another level which we all trying to do in the ,i use to be all turntables or nothing ,but when it came down to it,if your goin to play in a club and have to deal with the equipment you have to know what your doing or your screwed and you dont want to makeself look like a fool, i still only play vinyl when i play out and thats all you'll ever hear me play but i can use a cd deck as well,still havent TOUCHED serato ,but then i wont play that cause it's not me not my style.
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By cyrus Thu Dec 11, 2008 3:59 am
its funny, alot of people dig for those gems. I think every record is a gem. I dig for inspiration, sounds that motivate me to chop. If you looking for shit you can flip, every record has something on it. You pick specific genres, labels, artists, etc. to find specific types of sounds, not cause you want to gank a free loop.

no doubt there is a lot of crap out there, but why is it crap? cause its not flippable or cuase it just didnt inspire you?

its all in your ear and how you chop shit, its not the record.
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By Dr_Doom Thu Dec 11, 2008 5:24 pm
dj e.d.e wrote:still havent TOUCHED serato ,but then i wont play that cause it's not me not my style.



Hey ede whats up ? I use serato now cos I think that a lot of people that music is played for these days out side of home do not truely appreciate the fact you flippin a rare piece of wax for them. I record my stuff then I can play it on serato if I want. But I'm not gonna waste a finite resource on someone's who's to pissed to care about weather they're listening to the radio or wax. I play records for people who appreciate whats there.

word
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By dj e.d.e Thu Dec 11, 2008 8:02 pm
Dr_Doom wrote:
dj e.d.e wrote:still havent TOUCHED serato ,but then i wont play that cause it's not me not my style.



Hey ede whats up ? I use serato now cos I think that a lot of people that music is played for these days out side of home do not truely appreciate the fact you flippin a rare piece of wax for them. I record my stuff then I can play it on serato if I want. But I'm not gonna waste a finite resource on someone's who's to pissed to care about weather they're listening to the radio or wax. I play records for people who appreciate whats there.

word

yeah i feel you on that , the last few times i played at a bar i had some females come up to me and asked me to play something other then oldies.
be it she was a 21 yr old. she one of thosekiddie chick's it's all good tho.

it may be a while before i get one ,it's hard to play music you dont know, since i dont listen tothe radio i dont know any new music or any artist so i'm out the loop have been since the 80's thats just me tho.
By roxstar Fri Dec 12, 2008 9:09 pm
"its all about then end product"

No disrespect, but seriously...
Diggin' and Hip-Hop go together like lemons and lemonade. It's almost like saying "I love break-dancing, but I hate that bippity-boppity type music!
Imagine breakdancing to anything except Hip-Hop; that's what your doing right now.. Spinnin' on your head listening to Simon & Garfunkle... that's how much your missing the point.
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By ssnedden Tue Dec 16, 2008 9:39 am
jpeg wrote:^^^ ur stuck in the past^^^


i like digging and samples i think sampling and hip hop go together the digging and hip hop are close but there are differenent methods these days just accept that.


Every one has accepted it. We can't convert you (and I doubt anyone cares) and you can't convert us. There are other outlets, great. I use them occasionally and am glad they exist, but they aren't better than digging, or maybe you don't know how to dig properly because I can get a great stack of records for $10 and nobody would be unhappy with that deal if they own a turntable and love music.

I'll have a huge stash of physical music when I'm old and can't read computer screens or don't want to learn whatever technology replaces them.

Can we just drop it? I see a new post in Crate Diggers and hope to see someone's new finds and I just keep seeing someone coming in here to bash digging. This isn't the 'sampling' forum, this is the 'crate digging' forum. I probably own a copy of a lot of the records that you cherish on your hard drive, and it probably only cost me a buck or three. I don't mind paying that fee to have the art and a physical copy.
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By mpc4000xl Tue Dec 16, 2008 6:55 pm
jpeg wrote:^^^ ur stuck in the past^^^


i like digging and samples i think sampling and hip hop go together the digging and hip hop are close but there are differenent methods these days just accept that.




Hmmmmm Thats Interesting............

MOST OF THOSE BLOGZ ARE FULL OF 70s and 80 s MP3s.................


(BUT PEOPLE WHO LOVE VINYL OR CRATE DIGGIN ARE STUCK IN THE PAST???)


Unless UR ONLY FLIPPIN Current 2000 MP3z...........Thatz A MAJOR SLIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I HAVE MADD MP3...........TRUST MORE THAN MOST................


1. ARTWORK

2. TRACKLIST

3. And Most Are 256k n Better!!!!!!!!


I ALSO HAVE ABOUT 15,000 CDz now Do I Sample Them


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HELLZ TO DA YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BUT IT AINT LIKE MY VINYL COLLECTION................................


With MP3z Like that There IS A SERIOUS DISCONNECT.............

But IF U Just Want to Sample DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

but Plz BE SMART........ITS NOT CRATE DIGGIN AND ITS NOT THE SAME AS VINYL.......


Lets Be WISE ABOUT THIS.........U MAY NEVER DIG AGAIN AND THAT IS UR RIGHT DON'T!!!!! GRAVY..................


BUT IF U CAN INSULT DIGGIN OR CALL IT A WASTE...........Naw FAM'ly U Missed THe POINT................

and Oh 4 THE RECORD........................

DIGGIN' WAS A PART OF HIPHOP WAY B4 SAMPLING....................


Remember 2 TURNTABLES AND A MICROPHONE IS THE ESSENCE................
(and the MC Did Not Perform A Full Verse He or She Would Just Chant Loose Phrases)


NO MPC NO SP...........AT LEAST NOT TILL YEARS LATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




REAL SPEAK

TRUST THAT!!!!!!


SCIZZORHANDZ