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Dance Records & dj-Equipment Fair

The hunt for the black gold.

Datum: zondag 20 april 2003

Tijd: 12.00 ? 18.00 uur

Entree: ? 5

Adres: Melkweg, Lijnbaansgracht 234 a, Amsterdam

Info:    06-55143646 offairs@musikatremenda.nl

So I went to this record fair in Utrecht and dug up this:

• Acid in da house: Strobe Jams Vol. III
  
• A record I first found on the first CD I ever bought: This is Ska (Skacid). I heard it on Deep Heat.
  
• And this one we all know from Turn up the bass vol. 1. Amnesia - Ibiza On another label as the link - the great european acid version though!
  
• Finally away from the wish-list: Bomb The Bass - 10 Seconds to TerminateA great acid stomper - the A side was the commercial crap, but this B side is great!
  
• A nice bones-breaks like record from this label. I found one bones-breaks record that was 40 euros, this one was only 8
• Of course also a Todd Terry production: Caped Crusaders - To The Batmobile - Let’s GO!
  
• I was looking for Aly Us - Follow me and found a whole Strictly Rhythm Compilation including that track. Nice for 8 Euros!
  
• A Rachmad production: Tons of Tones on Urban Sound of Amsterdam
  
• A Silly old Robin S club-hit
  
• Oliver LIeb Acid on: Azid Force
  
• Some classic Detroit shiel, Nude Phote. I must say I did not see a lot of old Detroit stuff except +8.
  
• A record from Dimitri called Waitress of an open mind. I also found out that the current price of Alice D. in WOnderland on B.e.S.T. is…. 75 Euro!! WTF!
  
• A Wonka + record which is not in the database: Ralphie Dee’s stuff.
  
• A record from N-Joi called The Void.
  

Nice one mate:

MP3’s are boring. You can’t touch them. You can’t feel them. There’s no sleeve. There’s no art work. You can’t show them to your friends. You can’t find one’s you’ve been after for years in second hand shops. You can’t rush to the door when the post man brings a couple of new ones.

Said bymatt_bassline on Discogs Forums.

I always claim that people these days underestimate the ower of physical goods. You can disagree of course, but remeber that your next birthday present will be a URL instead of a physical gift.