jonnyx
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by jonnyx on Mar 16, 2008 0:39:40 GMT 1, ...the most expensive/ least listened to newly released record of all time? i know there are records that have sold for more - the beatles butcher cover, god save the queen on A&M, etc, but their collector value escalated way after the release. i can't think of any new ltd editions that have sold for so much.
...the most expensive/ least listened to newly released record of all time? i know there are records that have sold for more - the beatles butcher cover, god save the queen on A&M, etc, but their collector value escalated way after the release. i can't think of any new ltd editions that have sold for so much.
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by manchestermike on Mar 16, 2008 0:44:54 GMT 1, It's bloody awful too ;D
It's bloody awful too ;D
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by juniorjackson on Mar 16, 2008 1:08:42 GMT 1, im sooo bored of this on going discussion zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
im sooo bored of this on going discussion zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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ยฎat
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by ยฎat on Mar 16, 2008 1:33:31 GMT 1, i can't think of any new ltd editions that have sold for so much.
I can... and not even limited editions as such.
I've been selling records and promo records as a sideline to djing and producing for years.
Original promos of the shapeshifters - 'lolas theme' on nocturnal groove were selling for LOADS more than this dirty funker one, as were the initial promos of Eric Prydz 'call on me'.
Couple of other examples I could name also of things that have been in HUGE demand- like literally stick them on ebay and gone in 30 seconds- and more or less name your price because they have been THAT sought after.
Nothing like that in that last year to 18 months though.... because the download market killed the vinyl and promo market totally... 
Of course, this one is in demand for completely the opposite reason....
i can't think of any new ltd editions that have sold for so much. I can... and not even limited editions as such. I've been selling records and promo records as a sideline to djing and producing for years. Original promos of the shapeshifters - 'lolas theme' on nocturnal groove were selling for LOADS more than this dirty funker one, as were the initial promos of Eric Prydz 'call on me'. Couple of other examples I could name also of things that have been in HUGE demand- like literally stick them on ebay and gone in 30 seconds- and more or less name your price because they have been THAT sought after. Nothing like that in that last year to 18 months though.... because the download market killed the vinyl and promo market totally... Of course, this one is in demand for completely the opposite reason.... |
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andyctree
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by andyctree on Mar 16, 2008 1:36:57 GMT 1, i heard if you listen to the record backwards it tells you Banksy's real name, and where he lives.
i heard if you listen to the record backwards it tells you Banksy's real name, and where he lives.
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by manchestermike on Mar 16, 2008 1:37:54 GMT 1, Lola's Theme and Call on Me!! Christ knows why they were selling for so much... what the hell was Eric Prydz thinking with that one!
Lola's Theme and Call on Me!! Christ knows why they were selling for so much... what the hell was Eric Prydz thinking with that one!
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rovercats
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by rovercats on Mar 16, 2008 1:45:31 GMT 1, eric prydz was thinking of the $$$
eric prydz was thinking of the $$$
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ยฎat
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by ยฎat on Mar 16, 2008 1:46:22 GMT 1, Lola's Theme and Call on Me!! Christ knows why they were selling for so much... what the hell was Eric Prydz thinking with that one!
It did catapult both their careers...so served their purpose. Neither of them envisaged them being so big, just the usual right place right time right track crap.
Neither of them earnt as much as you would think from it either- all of the publishing went to others for the samples, although they still made a fair wedge.
I wasnt complaining at the time- I got in early and cleaned out several online stores and a load from a distributor just before the demand shot through the roof.
Then I couldnt list them fast enough!
But yes I agree with you.... the prydz track is totally cringeworthy... thankfully he makes (and plays) stuff absolutely nothing like that nowadays.
Lola's Theme and Call on Me!! Christ knows why they were selling for so much... what the hell was Eric Prydz thinking with that one! It did catapult both their careers...so served their purpose. Neither of them envisaged them being so big, just the usual right place right time right track crap. Neither of them earnt as much as you would think from it either- all of the publishing went to others for the samples, although they still made a fair wedge. I wasnt complaining at the time- I got in early and cleaned out several online stores and a load from a distributor just before the demand shot through the roof. Then I couldnt list them fast enough! But yes I agree with you.... the prydz track is totally cringeworthy... thankfully he makes (and plays) stuff absolutely nothing like that nowadays. |
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by manchestermike on Mar 16, 2008 1:52:25 GMT 1, Indeed, his Pryda stuff is usually outstanding, Aftermath, Pjanoo, Ironman, Genesis... all brilliant... then Call On Me ;D ;D
Indeed, his Pryda stuff is usually outstanding, Aftermath, Pjanoo, Ironman, Genesis... all brilliant... then Call On Me ;D ;D
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ยฎat
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by ยฎat on Mar 16, 2008 1:54:25 GMT 1, Check out the new one... called F12.
I've had it a while , but I think it's hit wankport now as an exclusive.
Check out the new one... called F12.
I've had it a while , but I think it's hit wankport now as an exclusive.
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by manchestermike on Mar 16, 2008 1:55:23 GMT 1, And MURANYI!!! Tune of last year!
And MURANYI!!! Tune of last year!
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by manchestermike on Mar 16, 2008 1:56:11 GMT 1,
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rovercats
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by rovercats on Mar 16, 2008 2:01:18 GMT 1, it sounds like 70s proggers "yes" or "gong" with a generic drum groove to me
it sounds like 70s proggers "yes" or "gong" with a generic drum groove to me
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by manchestermike on Mar 16, 2008 2:04:14 GMT 1, it sounds like 70s proggers "yes" or "gong" with a generic drum groove to me
Wait until it gets going  Absolute tune!
it sounds like 70s proggers "yes" or "gong" with a generic drum groove to me Wait until it gets going Absolute tune! |
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Prescription Art
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by Prescription Art on Mar 16, 2008 2:37:38 GMT 1, Lola's Theme and Call on Me!! Christ knows why they were selling for so much... what the hell was Eric Prydz thinking with that one! It did catapult both their careers...so served their purpose. Neither of them envisaged them being so big, just the usual right place right time right track crap. Neither of them earnt as much as you would think from it either- all of the publishing went to others for the samples, although they still made a fair wedge. I wasnt complaining at the time- I got in early and cleaned out several online stores and a load from a distributor just before the demand shot through the roof. Then I couldnt list them fast enough! But yes I agree with you.... the prydz track is totally cringeworthy... thankfully he makes (and plays) stuff absolutely nothing like that nowadays.
I shudder to think of that 'call on me' track, but wasn't it entirely ripped off from Thomas Bangalter?
www.discogs.com/release/255980
Lola's Theme and Call on Me!! Christ knows why they were selling for so much... what the hell was Eric Prydz thinking with that one! It did catapult both their careers...so served their purpose. Neither of them envisaged them being so big, just the usual right place right time right track crap. Neither of them earnt as much as you would think from it either- all of the publishing went to others for the samples, although they still made a fair wedge. I wasnt complaining at the time- I got in early and cleaned out several online stores and a load from a distributor just before the demand shot through the roof. Then I couldnt list them fast enough! But yes I agree with you.... the prydz track is totally cringeworthy... thankfully he makes (and plays) stuff absolutely nothing like that nowadays. I shudder to think of that 'call on me' track, but wasn't it entirely ripped off from Thomas Bangalter? www.discogs.com/release/255980 |
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is the dirty funker future 12"..., by manchestermike on Mar 16, 2008 2:40:20 GMT 1, It did catapult both their careers...so served their purpose. Neither of them envisaged them being so big, just the usual right place right time right track crap. Neither of them earnt as much as you would think from it either- all of the publishing went to others for the samples, although they still made a fair wedge. I wasnt complaining at the time- I got in early and cleaned out several online stores and a load from a distributor just before the demand shot through the roof. Then I couldnt list them fast enough! But yes I agree with you.... the prydz track is totally cringeworthy... thankfully he makes (and plays) stuff absolutely nothing like that nowadays. I shudder to think of that 'call on me' track, but wasn't it entirely ripped off from Thomas Bangalter?
Pretty much so... fecking dreadful too... but the public lapped it up, they always do (Shapeshifters, Benny Benassi, that awful put your hands up for detroit tripe)...
It did catapult both their careers...so served their purpose. Neither of them envisaged them being so big, just the usual right place right time right track crap. Neither of them earnt as much as you would think from it either- all of the publishing went to others for the samples, although they still made a fair wedge. I wasnt complaining at the time- I got in early and cleaned out several online stores and a load from a distributor just before the demand shot through the roof. Then I couldnt list them fast enough! But yes I agree with you.... the prydz track is totally cringeworthy... thankfully he makes (and plays) stuff absolutely nothing like that nowadays. I shudder to think of that 'call on me' track, but wasn't it entirely ripped off from Thomas Bangalter? Pretty much so... fecking dreadful too... but the public lapped it up, they always do (Shapeshifters, Benny Benassi, that awful put your hands up for detroit tripe)... |
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Absolute tune!
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