Juno really isn't that bad.... Yeah, I often order from Juno. I've never ordered from Halcyon, though; thanks for the tip. Back to Discogs: it's a great resource, but the shipping & handling costs can be as expensive as the records themselves. To wit, this outfit is selling Melchior Production ...

As y'all might have seen, Resident Advisor posted a weirdly germane article about Discogs today: http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1166 In the comments, people include links to several other purveyors of vinyl, including this one: http://www.tnjbl.com/ Their site's domain registrant in in ...

I fantastic store to order form it :: http://www.forcedexposure.com they have one flat rate shipping in the U.S. which will save you tons of money : order after order. Thanks John, I'd forgotten about them. While we're listing, I've ordered from Vital Vinyl, too: http://www.vitalculture.com/ListVin...

prussell wrote:[snip]...In fact, buying off Discogs is likely your best bet....[snip]

Thanks @prussell, that 's good advice; I just updated my want-list.

Hi everyone, Let me start by saying I am in no way affiliated with any music merchants. Where do you buy your vinyl online? I'm looking for a well-stocked US store to minimize shipping costs. I'm especially interested in labels like Perlon, Underground Quality, Telik, Laid, Lomidhigh Organic, Pal SL...

Don Juan slices though a Flatlander “Square” (named Greg Swindle, for what it’s worth). http://swindle.net/wp/2008/10/31/does-this-path-have-a-heart/ http://swindle.net/wp/audio/DoesThisPathHaveAHeart.mp3 (1:19:06 @ 320 kbps mp3; 181.1 MB). Tracklist [01] AIDAN BAKER, TIM HECKER: Fantasma-Parastasie...

Great topic! Thx. I'm currently devouring the book The Dance Music Manual: Tools, Toy and Techniques , by Rick Snoman, 1ed. The second edition is due next month. I know, it's not free, but there is a worthwhile companion site: http://www.dancemusicproduction.com/ Its forum is useful, too: http://ww...

Great topic! Thx. I'm currently devouring the book The Dance Music Manual: Tools, Toy and Techniques , by Rick Snoman, 1ed. The second edition is due next month. I know, it's not free, but there is a worthwhile companion site: http://www.dancemusicproduction.com/ Its forum is useful, too: http://www...