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22-03-2005, 03:37 PM
ad

pounding grooves

www.poundinggrooves.com
cheap records etc
22-03-2005, 03:48 PM
Si the Sigh

Cool! :cool:
22-03-2005, 03:59 PM
dirty_bass

TechnoSlut Back catalogue!!!!

I think I just came.
22-03-2005, 04:46 PM
G-whizz

thats just made me a very happy man !
22-03-2005, 08:26 PM
nihilist

pounding grooves

not very cheap isnt a fiver about normal price?
22-03-2005, 08:49 PM
dirty_bass

Yeah, my only gripe is the price.
Stopped me from ordering.
22-03-2005, 09:04 PM
ad

how much would you expect to pay?help us and we may be able to help you.
serious how much?
22-03-2005, 09:14 PM
poisoned antidote

well mr wilson sells his @ £4.23.
22-03-2005, 09:20 PM
dan the acid man

i usually pay £5 to £6 for each record
22-03-2005, 10:12 PM
ad

record price pgv .mr wilson will be £4.23 plus VAT =£4.97

our price of £5 includes vat, so glenns at £4.23 plus vat =£4.97..
22-03-2005, 10:21 PM
dirty_bass

Well, a shop charges about a fiver per tune, because they buy them from the distributer for about 2.85 or something , then they add mark up, taking into account the rent costs, overheads etc.

I don`t knock anyone making money in this business.
But this seems a little greedy.
These tunes if gone via distribution, would earn the label roughly £2 per vinyl.
So selling for 3 or 4 quid is still a lot per disc.
Charging shop prices is just cheeky.
22-03-2005, 10:21 PM
fatcollective

Re: record price pgv .mr wilson will be £4.23 plus VAT =£4.9

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Originally Posted by ad

our price of £5 includes vat, so glenns at £4.23 plus vat =£4.97..

i would expect to pay £5 - £6 for a record so i would say its a pretty fair deal.
23-03-2005, 07:48 AM
Si the Sigh

Quit fu*king moaning you tight arsed cunts! :lol:

TECHNOSLUT BACK CATALOGUE! Rare as you like & deleted. You try and find those somewhere else, go on, try it. Go on ebay and you'll look at £10 without P&P, IF your lucky.
23-03-2005, 08:41 AM
Komplex

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirty_bass

Well, a shop charges about a fiver per tune, because they buy them from the distributer for about 2.85 or something , then they add mark up, taking into account the rent costs, overheads etc.

I don`t knock anyone making money in this business.
But this seems a little greedy.
These tunes if gone via distribution, would earn the label roughly £2 per vinyl.
So selling for 3 or 4 quid is still a lot per disc.
Charging shop prices is just cheeky.

Yeah. But is it wrong to **** off the middle man? With the classic payment structure in this industry, artists get ripped off anyway. I'd rather pay the same amount and know that more money is going where it's deserved.
23-03-2005, 08:42 AM
The Germ

more important Pattern play back cat

i think #4

is a stomper!

kaft dunt

wikid shit

AD nice work on intellihance..

it's never coming out

haha
23-03-2005, 09:09 AM
G-whizz

I normaly pay £5-6 on british tunes ..... so a fiver is fine by me !
23-03-2005, 10:17 AM
Dabble

Quote:

Originally Posted by G-whizz

I normaly pay £5-6 on british tunes ..... so a fiver is fine by me !

A fiver aint that bad in this day & age & if it helps keep Pounding Grooves going then that's a good thing. Plus, as Si said, there's some rare deleted tunes in the shop, of which Pounding Grooves could've gone for the kill & wacked up the price of those, but they haven't & fair play to them for that.
23-03-2005, 10:44 AM
G-whizz

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dabble

Quote:

Originally Posted by G-whizz

I normaly pay £5-6 on british tunes ..... so a fiver is fine by me !

A fiver aint that bad in this day & age & if it helps keep Pounding Grooves going then that's a good thing. Plus, as Si said, there's some rare deleted tunes in the shop, of which Pounding Grooves could've gone for the kill & wacked up the price of those, but they haven't & fair play to them for that.

totaly agree mate ! :clap:
23-03-2005, 11:15 AM
dirty_bass

Quote:

Originally Posted by Komplex

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirty_bass

Well, a shop charges about a fiver per tune, because they buy them from the distributer for about 2.85 or something , then they add mark up, taking into account the rent costs, overheads etc.

I don`t knock anyone making money in this business.
But this seems a little greedy.
These tunes if gone via distribution, would earn the label roughly £2 per vinyl.
So selling for 3 or 4 quid is still a lot per disc.
Charging shop prices is just cheeky.

Yeah. But is it wrong to **** off the middle man? With the classic payment structure in this industry, artists get ripped off anyway. I'd rather pay the same amount and know that more money is going where it's deserved.

No as I said, I don`t begrudge anyone earning money, I think the artist gets the smallest piece of the pie anyway.
But I wouldn`t and haven`t asked shop prices for my own vinyl when I sell direct. Even selling for 4 quid per tune is over 100% mark up on the manufacturing.
So I still think a fiver is a bit cheeky.
23-03-2005, 12:24 PM
Dabble

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirty_bass

No as I said, I don`t begrudge anyone earning money, I think the artist gets the smallest piece of the pie anyway.
But I wouldn`t and haven`t asked shop prices for my own vinyl when I sell direct. Even selling for 4 quid per tune is over 100% mark up on the manufacturing.
So I still think a fiver is a bit cheeky.

Buying records can be a costly business, but that is our choice. We don't have to buy them & no-one forces us too. But another way of looking at it, if your buying a record with two tracks on it at a fiver, then your getting a track each for £2.50, which is F.A. That's the way I prefer to look at it anyway.

The producers need to get their dough just as much as the DJ's.

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