Vinyl Shops online

[russell]

  eggssell said:

these guys are a bit pricey for new but their discogs selection has some nice stuff (i was looking for force md's meets the fat boys 12", and they had the whole album for 1 pound 99). delivery is GBP 6.50 for first an GBP 2.00 per each next record. doesnt matter if 12" or LP.

http://www.globalgroove.co.uk

http://www.discogs.com/seller/globalgroove.co.uk

their prices are pretty standard for new records I reckon.

[eggssell]

oh yeah i meant it becomes a bit pricey to buy the rekkid and then send over. so about $20 aussie bucks for the first single, whihc is still heaps more than what i would like to pay. but then i guess each one after about $13 aussie bucks which aint bad.

[Lightsounds]

If you are in Melbourne check out the http://digginmelbourne.wordpress.com/ website which has a pretty extensive list of stores, some that deliver.

[DHB]

I pretty much use all the ones listed by russell above. I'll definitely have to take a gander at that globalgroove store on discogs, cheers for the heads up.

[eggssell]

fifth element also have a good selection. mainly the rhymesayers crew are the new stuff, but some gold in the old stuff

http://fifthelementonline.com/

[Duracell]

Chemical records are the goods, good preview player, awesome combined shipping prices and the wax is well priced i have at least half my collection from Chemical :-)

[PhonicAssassin]

I'm also a fan of Juno records but the other site that I've bought heaps of wax from which I highly recommend (and haven't seen mentioned) is Hard To Find Records http://www.htfr.com/

[russell]

  PhonicAssassin said:

I'm also a fan of Juno records but the other site that I've bought heaps of wax from which I highly recommend (and haven't seen mentioned) is Hard To Find Records http://www.htfr.com/

i haven't used them for years. They used to cut their own copy of records that were, well, hard to get. Sound quality used to be shit and always got warped records from them.

[DJ_Raptor]

I've got a few good sites I used to use for hard to get tracks.

I also have a massive ammount of vinyl here and a lot of them still sealed as I used to run an online record store myself.

I can give you a link to a catalouge if you like.

I've also still got some access to vinyl distributors and might be able to give you some pointers.

Are you still looking for specific titles or just new vinyl in general?

[Robbo123]

i see how expensive this is wouldnt it be easier to use serato scratch and use mp3s?

[Mitch]

  Robbo123 said:

i see how expensive this is wouldnt it be easier to use serato scratch and use mp3s?

Easier, yes.

Better, no

[andyman]

  mitch_fudd said:

  Robbo123 said:

i see how expensive this is wouldnt it be easier to use serato scratch and use mp3s?

Easier, yes.

Better, no

This.

I don't play vinyl, or use Serato and have a very small collection - but there is something so satisfying about holding a record full of your favourite tracks.

My two cents.

[wrxfiend]

I still record in my vinyl to serato, purely for the realness, crackle and hiss!