one other resource to consider is www.gemm.com essentially, GEMM provides a place for all sellers/distributors to put their stuff up. it's awesome if you are looking for hard to find anything. but it's not a place for browsing.. you gotta know what you want. -m
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >> Just wondering what peoples recommendations are for online record stores. > >> (ones that I don't have to be in the US or UK to order from either - I'm > >> down in AUstralia) > > > i still find myself hunting rount the web for just about everything - > > there doesnt seem to be any good reliable sources of most recent d techno > > or house on cd...suggestions welcome. > > > > p-dogg > > I've got to big up one of the only things the prairies of Canada have that > sets us apart; > > http://www.musicselection.com > > Their site is REALLY slow and annoying, but they have EVERYTHING that > gets released, and they recently changed their postage to be quite > reasonable. It helps alot if you know what you're looking for when you go > to their site (use 'EXACT" instead of general keywords) they usually have 3 > or 4 listings of the same album from different countries, so you can select > the cheapest one...It's hit and miss on pricing though, I've bought new > vinyl for 4$US before, but there's no rhyme or reason to pricing, the new > monolake 12" is 15 or 16 bucks! I've used them lots, they're solid. They > even shipped stuff to me the day after the plant next to their building > exploded! (it was on the national news) > > farmer and beat manufacturer > and all around hayseed > -jason > > GMOrecords > http://www.genmod.org > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
