havent realy put much thought into this buuuuut

how about a record swap shop? list all unwanted records and maybee swap em with some one else? or perhaps sell em...

 

I like it, though somewhat embarrassing..Some people hang on to any kak just to get a big collection, but I think I've sold twice what I own if you include vinyl.

Or people could post music wanted, and then wait for personal mails to come in, then edit the post to say "thanks, no more".

 

good idea why not include the kits? some guys out there might be interested to swap cables for example, or something else.


regards

 

I'm interested - I might be shifting a fair bit of vinyl in the next month or so.
Simon

 

Why limit it to only vinyl, how about including CD and DVD too?

 

wikkid,

speaking for my self i have very few records at the moment (hence the post) but im always looking to buy some and i recon id rather buy records from ppl on here than e bay.

i am perticularly interested in buying one of these "audiophile class" records just to see what all the fuss is about.



cheers for the replys guys,




Rob.

 

Simply Red is a great way of bumbing up your LP collection, some of their albums fetch £1 in the dear shops I am not joking either, actually some of its ok considering how cheap it is.

 

i tend to be carefull whilst buying records and just buy what i realy want to listen to on vinyl. i tend to download a lot of music from soalseek and then buy the albums that i like. it means ive only got a small collection of records but i dont have many of them "im sure il listen to it one day" records.

 

that's a mighty fine turntable to have for just a few LPs rob!

 

i had to get a second mortguage to buy it, cant afford records,beer,food,clothes but every three months i can just about scrimp enough for some brasso to give it a good pollishing......

 

OMG where is Noel Edmunds, when you need him.

All us old farts will remember Swap Shop, the sad ones will even remember the phone number, any takers ?

 

sorry sarge but i was a tiswaser... much more anarchic than swap shop and noels cardies just couldn't compete with sally james' wet t-shirts.
cheers


julian

 

It was the tight cords and thigh length boots that did it for me :inferno:

I saw Tiswas AKA Today Is Saturday Watch And See, at my grannies when it was on ATV