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sticky_dojah

sticky_dojah

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  • Voodoo Funk vs Austrian Reissue? Label

    sticky_dojahsticky_dojah
    Some of you probably already heard about this...also, something tells me that 4 years ago, this would've happened here instead of on Facebook.

    The Get Down here:
    https://www.facebook.com/frank.gossner/posts/533990783470666

    Juniorfinelikewinetrzakhstandukeofdelridge

  • Remove your mouth, I made Rhythm Roulette

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    I can confirm that at least the Large Pro Episode was not staged. He came into our store and randomly picked the records. No prior set up...
    caiDuderonomycove4YearGraduateJimsterdj_cityboystratasphere

  • Record Store, Label Owners or Consumers

    sticky_dojahsticky_dojah
    No. If anything, there is more demand than ever for vinyl which clogs up all the pressing plants. This industry bottleneck causes more harm than streaming services. Streaming is great, albeit the payment system is still rigged. Even cassettes are still around...not sure about CD's though...they will disappear...
    Pickles

  • TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE-BRITS.COM

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    We have two generations in the EU now that have not experienced a war on their homeground. That achievement is historic and a good thing. Yet, it may also be one of the causes of the rise of political extremism in all countries, as people simply never have experienced a war first hand and fall for the simple solutions again. History repeating.
    Duderonomy

  • #1sttimeondiscogs

    sticky_dojahsticky_dojah
    It kind of is a dream come true, I asked for it but never knew it would go this way (the beauty of life I guess). I guess it's the oldest story in the world: I came to NYC 3 years ago on a week of holiday, met incredible people and finally fully realized that this city always had an incredible impact on my life and the things I do since I first came here in the mid 80's. I decided I wanted to live here. I managed to transition from Germany to the USA with all the good and bad hustle it involved. It worked out. I am now still djing regularly here, doing music consulting, still writing about music and artists from time to time and I am part of Human Head, one of the biggest discogs operations on the east coast and one of my favorite stores (even before I started working there). If NYC is for you, then it will welcome you with open arms (although the hands will slap you in the face at any given time). If you have a problem with adjusting your lifestyle, e.g. the $ rules everything around you even more, I suggest don't do it. But  even with all the negative things which are associated with this city, there is still room here to follow your dreams. You just have to share this room with 4 other people.
    finelikewine