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Wildhearts CD purchases?

PostPosted: 17th Jun 08, 02:39
by Monica_ICE
While I'm at it, how would you prefer to purchase your Wildhearts CDs (since you said you prefer them)? Do you prefer internet purchase? Brick-and-morter stores? Gig sales? Or something else?

PostPosted: 17th Jun 08, 02:47
by spoon_of_grimbo
other. i got most of the albums off amazon, as i rarely see anything but the recent ones in stores.

PostPosted: 17th Jun 08, 04:48
by Monica_ICE
Sorry, I mean future CDs. How would you like to purchase future Wildhearts CDs?

Also, this isn't for those downloading digital files. "Downloads" don't have to be the purchased kind, BTW. (I'm not Ginger.) I'm looking at ALL aquisition methods. P2P is the biggest method by far here in the US; that's why we have an entirely different way of doing things.

PostPosted: 17th Jun 08, 11:24
by wildsam6o
i like to get my cds from the net cos i rarly have chance to go into town to buy them....and then i have to order them in, so when i get them from the net i get them to my door.

i like to look around record fares as-well from time to time, ive found some right steals and bargains (wildhearts stuff alone)

i got phuq vinyl perfect condition for like £12
sweeeeet

PostPosted: 17th Jun 08, 12:58
by spoon_of_grimbo
oh, well in that case, i'd say record stores. i can piss away HOURS in a record store if i'm not dragged out by somebody. it's a little more expensive than buying online, but at least you get the CD as soon as you buy it, and it's a social thing too - i've met a few people in record stores, got talking, and became good friends.

PostPosted: 17th Jun 08, 13:30
by Rancidpunk_76
Record shop for sure. As long as the shop in question actually stocks what i'm after!

PostPosted: 17th Jun 08, 19:15
by vickyp
I've used all of the above in the past, and probably will in the future too.
I'll often buy it online if i'm going to get it faster, I don't always have time to go into town on a saturday and the really good little record store round the corner closed down a few years back. They used to take orders if they didn't have stock, then call you when your CD came in. You could go in just for a browse and be in there for half an hour just having a chat. It was ace.
I'll buy something at a gig if that's the first place I see it, always nice to buy direct from the folk producing it but sometimes you've run out of cash and have to get it online later.
One thing I will never, ever, do again is use Tesco Digital. If I ever have to deal with that shower of idiots again it will be too soon.
Bring back my local store, says I.

PostPosted: 17th Jun 08, 23:05
by spoon_of_grimbo
i went to my local record store today, went in with a twenty quid and about 10minutes to spare. left two hours later (fuck it, i only missed a coupla hours i'dve spent dossing in the park!) with "synchestra" by devin townsend, and the new offspring album, having had a most hilarious chat with the owner, his wife, his daughters, and a few randomers who dropped in.

long live record shops!!!!

PostPosted: 18th Jun 08, 00:20
by dweezil
I'm kind of forced to buy my Wildhearts (or Round Records for that matter) CDs from Amazon... but if they actually showed up at my record store at a domestic price.. I would do it immediately!