These days i am pretty much on e-music, where i got the new deadbeat album ''roots & wire'' witch is pretty good indeed.
Also got some older basic channel & porter ricks stuff yesterday... I buy ambient / experimental stuff on cd at experimedia.net from time to time. And cd & 12'' at our local store in quebec city ''platine'' (they are in the same gang with ''statik distribution'' When I go to montreal I like to shop at ''atom heart'' & ''in beat'' (dont know if it still exists.. i think i heard the shop went on fire but it might just be a rumours.) I also DL lost of free net release on the mnml.nl net label page Peace out Max / pertin-nce.com -----Message d'origine----- De : Michael Kuszynski [mailto:[email protected]] Envoyé : 11 décembre 2008 20:28 À : 313 Objet : (313) so where do you buy your music (again!)? So this is how I gather things to be: funny enough I go to discogs.com marketplace first, because I mostly want to buy old detroit records and out of print stuff. for new, I do the following: read forced exposure new releases go to the local NYC stores (etherea first on Ave a - though it's a little hipster minimal for me, Halcyon in brooklyn - though it's a little hip hop for me, and only been to Dope Jams in Brooklyn once but they had tons of KDJ and deep detroit house). Hit up gramaphone everytime I come to Chicago. That's about it. Never done the clone thing, though I gather that might be great, other than shipping and currency exchange. ALSO! Anyone heard the Deadbeat - Roots and Wire album? Freaking nasty. Combination of quality reggae influenced vocal dub, really firm techno with some echo space flavor (without the "minor, dark, sad" chord feeling). I rarely get into anything dubby, but this has such nice techno recording quality. Really impressive. -- --- Michael Kuszynski [email protected] [email protected] http://www.planerecordings.com New York, NY
