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    Quote Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1 View Post
    Good point on JB Hifi, I normally go there because they stock on a huge range of music that I am into, that other stores don't get. Alot are imports and sometimes a little on the expensive side, and I expect to pay more on them but I have found a few good cds that I have never seen anywhere else, and most likely will never again. Rare cds of not well known bands and such. I hate importing cds, they do it for me
    I don't go to music stores that much anymore... I find much more variety online than any store could provide, and would probably find much, much more if I wholely accepted the digital medium. Are you into black metal?

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    Quote Originally Posted by d*r*j* View Post
    I don't go to music stores that much anymore... I find much more variety online than any store could provide, and would probably find much, much more if I wholely accepted the digital medium. Are you into black metal?
    That I am indeed, how can you tell?
    (My avatar is of Abbath and Demonaz of Immortal)

    True you can find more variety on the net, I have ordered cds on the net before (from amazon) and it was a bit of a hassle.
    I also order some cds through stores, I did it with Lordi's first 2 albums (before they made it big at Eurovision)

    And as for the digital medium, I prefer to have the cd in hand, even though I don't use them often. More for the value of having the original cd music rather than downloads.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1 View Post
    That I am indeed, how can you tell?
    (My avatar is of Abbath and Demonaz of Immortal)

    True you can find more variety on the net, I have ordered cds on the net before (from amazon) and it was a bit of a hassle.
    I also order some cds through stores, I did it with Lordi's first 2 albums (before they made it big at Eurovision)

    And as for the digital medium, I prefer to have the cd in hand, even though I don't use them often. More for the value of having the original cd music rather than downloads.
    Yeah I'm not that keen on european metal. My main exposure to black metal would have to be Venom and Cradle of Filth. I also covet the hard copies unfortunately... but vinyl is always the best option.

    I think that with jb it all depends who is doing the stocking... for example Northlands and Epping have much more european metal than camberwell. They usual have metalheads doing the stocking aswell... so that helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by d*r*j* View Post
    They usual have metalheads doing the stocking aswell... so that helps.
    that's the thing, at jb the staff can put orders through, whereas tru, target etc cant.

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