I have seen quite a few TD albums in Virgin Cardiff,but they are always more expensive than anywhere elsealipaul wrote:I went into Virgin in Times Square NY last week they had around 6 different TD albums and Neptunes .
That's more than i've seen in any Virgin UK stores
These were about $20 (about £11) bargainepsilon75 wrote:I have seen quite a few TD albums in Virgin Cardiff,but they are always more expensive than anywhere elsealipaul wrote:I went into Virgin in Times Square NY last week they had around 6 different TD albums and Neptunes .
That's more than i've seen in any Virgin UK stores
Correct there John........Ive often gone to the store and snapped up they 4 for £20 offers and took home some real drosssparrow wrote:Appart from visiting here and a few other forums. Having the Internet is a god send when it comes to buying music. It can be addictive though as it's so easy to buy a CD with a couple of clicks of the mouse. The good thing is though..when shopping online I at least always buy something I really want. Not like in the local store where I've bought some shite over the years.
Would've given them a spin - one was intrumental too - but they were meant to be a birthday present so it seemed wrong to open the shrink-wrap. But rap today? Well I guess there must be some good stuff out there but I couldn't be @r$ed to look for it frankly - I hear enough on the bus. Funny how now that synths are mainstream their presence in popular music is probably no longer a gateway to the em artists[/quote]cantosis wrote:Nothing wrong with the Beastie Boys. "Fight For Your Right" and "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" are classic tracks from the 80s. when I was a young nipper growing up in the 80s I liked a bit of hip hop and electro music, those were the good old days when this type of music was new and exciting. Nowadays its all a load of egotistical nonsense.redziller wrote:Bought some Beastie Boys last week - not for me you understand, my daughter
Actually that has just reminded me how great those electro albums were the in the 80s, me and my friends wanted electro 1 to electro 20 and we used to search high and low in Southampton to try and get them on tape or vinyl...
Those electro albums were a stepping stone for me onto the likes of TD,Vangelis and Jarre.
I wonder if any other TD fans liked them....probably not???
I wonder if they got any TDrattymouse wrote:Reckless Records is also in Chicago, right by my house in fact!billythefish wrote:Further to the FOPP posts in the Music thread, I thought I should just give a heads up here: The former Reckless Records shop in Berwick street has re-opened as 'Revival Records'.... good luck to them.
Search their catalogue online at www.reckless.comepsilon75 wrote:I wonder if they got any TDrattymouse wrote:Reckless Records is also in Chicago, right by my house in fact!billythefish wrote:Further to the FOPP posts in the Music thread, I thought I should just give a heads up here: The former Reckless Records shop in Berwick street has re-opened as 'Revival Records'.... good luck to them.
