Where do you buy your vinyl records

salaisinko? · Post by **salaisinko?** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 7:13 pm

decks.de (85% of the time)
juno.co.uk (maybe once in a 3-4 months)
kompakt

skept · Post by **skept** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 9:03 pm

minimal house wrote:Gramaphone, Chicago.

f that online bullshit.

Support your local record store!

i agree! that is why the bent crayon is the only place i go. not to mention the owner has a vast knowledge of minimal and a lot of other genres too.

Post by **Dan Higher** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 11:06 pm

Renton wrote:
Daniel Logikal wrote:The 2 choices are limited. If you want to get a true indication you should add a third option: buy both online & local (as I do).
agree on this, I buy online but couldn't do without a regular visit to the local recordstore.

yeah, but i visit my online webshop 'cause they are local....

RussC · Post by **RussC** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 11:26 pm

kompakt
juno
covert

as for local,, neptune records in royal oak, mich.

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WillieSmalls · Post by **WillieSmalls** » Thu May 19, 2011 1:08 am

I mostly buy older stuff so Discogs is my usual port of call. For fresh bits Juno or if not avaliable in the UK I use Decks or Hardwax.

Before I was internet trained I would often be found in Blackmarket, Sister Ray, Phonica & the like in Soho.

simonb · Post by **simonb** » Thu May 19, 2011 11:45 am

Juno mostly, sometimes Boomkat, Hardwax, Chemical, Phonica, etc. Discogs for older stuff. I pop into my local shop a couple of times a month to support them and maybe find a random gem but generally I find there's a better selection online.

I like real record shops and all that but online definitely has its advantages... it's good to be able to hear something, note it down, then listen to it later (always a good quality filter), or try to find a full sample, etc. In record shops there's often problems like poor quality decks/headphones if any, feeling a bit under pressure because people are waiting to listen, not having enough time because I've already overrun my lunch hour or running late to meet someone etc...

I guess the moral of the story is that online and bricks-and-mortar are both good in their own ways

jackbrazzo · Post by **jackbrazzo** » Thu May 19, 2011 7:57 pm

Juno, Phonica and Discogs.

Juno are amazing I have shopped with them for over 5years.

Never made a mistake
Always super efficient.

I cannot praise them enough.

Where do you buy your vinyl records

where do you buy your vinyl records