You should see what Jeff gets for a T Shirt at his Axis Shop in Chicago ;-)
Seriously, though, you can buy a track at a time. Or why not digitize your vinyl? Or if you own a record, can't you look for the files on bit torrent with a clear conscience? I actually find that if I digitize records, and get rid of any clicks and pops, they sound better many times than the corresponding CD Rip or download files. Of course I spend way too much time on it and I use a $1000 audio interface. Years ago I bought the Salsoul 40th Anniversary box at Gramaphone, and digitized all the tracks the first time I played it. I swear that those MP3s sound better than just about any other recordings I own. On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 5:49 AM, Michael Kuszynski <[email protected]> wrote: > I've bought detroit vinyl in detroit for less than that on several occassions. > > That seems egregious to charge 7 bucks for an ep. > > NOT every mills track is a masterpiece, and like all labels, many a > jeff mills ep has only one track i actually value. > > cool news though. > > On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 3:38 AM, David Gillies <[email protected]> wrote: >> Wibo Lammerts wrote: >>> >>> 2 EP's at this time: $ 7,47 per 3 track MP3 EP, 2,49 per MP3 file. >>> >>> Isn't the actual record a whole lot cheaper? >>> >> >> You can get EPs where you live for less than US$7.47? Nice. >> >> I've stopped buying vinyl but last time I did it was costing me AUD20-25 or >> so for an EP, which currently converts to about USD17 atm. So price wise mp3 >> (and even in some cases wave files) are a win for me. >> > > > > -- > Michael Kuszynski > [email protected] > www.planerecordings.com > New York, NY >
