NPR features "Raer groove" collectros and diggers

NiteKrawler45

NPR just did a random feature about digging, discussing "raer groove" collectros and showcasing Giles Peterson digging at a spot in LA. This occured right as I began searching ebay for records here at work.

hcrink

street_muzik

NPR just did a random feature about digging, discussing "raer groove" collectros and showcasing Giles Peterson digging at a spot in LA. This occured right as I began searching ebay for records here at work.

better not have been my spot

4YearGraduate

This Brand X record is $100. it is rare, groove. They even know about it on NPR.

Planet

This Brand X record is $100. it is rare, groove. They even know about it on NPR.

Wow, everyone is on the Rare bandwagon. Imagine the NPR audience thinking that hey maybe my Bread and John Denver records are rare groove too.

aleit

i read in a thread that almost all "black music" is "rare groove" when played at the right temperature.

dollar_bin

Link to story, audio to be posted later today

BigSpliff

This Brand X record is $100. it is rare, groove. They even know about it on NPR.

Wow, everyone is on the Rare bandwagon. Imagine the NPR audience thinking that hey maybe my Bread and John Denver records are rare groove too.

Nah, they ain't got "soul". Carly Simon though....

DJPrestige

great, this will now open the floodgates for new collectros to be at my diggin spot with a portable.

hey, got that leo sayer joint? how about the first family, or the rare, first pressing of thriller?

i already have to deal with this guy who is like:



who's talking about the root of several languages every time i'm trying to dig.

sabadabada

QUITE YOU!

canonical

"Many factors make records collectable," says reporter Derek Rath. "The artist, the label, the number of records pressed, and historic significance."

DULY NOTED.

RAW_HAMBURGER

Link to story, audio to be posted later today

didnt even bother to click the link posted...but i think thats record surplus.