probably something like www.hardstyle.comheny wrote:I wonder what will now happen to the Freaky recordstore..
Fusion stops producing vinyls
Re: Fusion stops producing vinyls
I would have expected some kind of warning about this, since I go to Freaky pretty much every week. I'm guessing Freaky/Hein didn't even know about this, since he e-mailed me yesterday that he was expecting the white-labels this week...
BITLEG001: chase-and-status-vs-wavolizer-time-done-bitface-mashup-t16604.html
BITLEG002: geck-o-bitface-baas-cannon-t16605.html
BITLEG003: the-record-breaking-skytoucher-t36393.html
BITLEG002: geck-o-bitface-baas-cannon-t16605.html
BITLEG003: the-record-breaking-skytoucher-t36393.html
But hopefully not as expensive as Hardstyle.com.Arboza wrote:probably something like http://www.hardstyle.com
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I am a hardcore fusion collector and i find this very sad to read! these tracks have been the pride on my decks, and i dont like to do CD much as a main thing, not with this label ... let's hope for the best fusion and freaky will stay strong.
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Sad story indeed, but it was bound to happen 
To bad you cant make vinyls yourself like burning a cd
To bad you cant make vinyls yourself like burning a cd
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You actually can, ive seen devices for home which can "burn" vinylsBadgerKing wrote:Sad story indeed, but it was bound to happen
To bad you cant make vinyls yourself like burning a cd
But im sure the quality would be that great
It's a sad shame, when freaky were releasing Steady Beat and Silicon stuff I was buying loads of their records. Many labels are stopping vinyl. Unfortunately so am I, the next vinyl release on Compulzion will be the last one thats on this format. Respect goes out to Fusion/Freaky.
On a personal level since sep 2005 I have been playing both CDs and Vinyls and will continue to do so, there are some tracks you can get on Vinyl you cant on mp3 and vice versa.
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On a personal level since sep 2005 I have been playing both CDs and Vinyls and will continue to do so, there are some tracks you can get on Vinyl you cant on mp3 and vice versa.
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I am, jsut about to change over and go Vinyl its a shame really although fusion isn't really my style but i would buy some toneshifterz releases.
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I haven't bought a vinyl for probably 2 years by now, not a Hardstyle one anyway, but this is still really sad news. Whether or not vinyl actually is better sound quality than mp3, to me it definitely sounded 'warmer'.
The only thing that's stopped me from buying vinyl is the price, so damn expensive to have a collection in that format, when you're only doing it for fun. A sad day indeed for Hardstyle, and for vinyl. How long, I wonder, until Scantraxx and Saifam follow?
The only thing that's stopped me from buying vinyl is the price, so damn expensive to have a collection in that format, when you're only doing it for fun. A sad day indeed for Hardstyle, and for vinyl. How long, I wonder, until Scantraxx and Saifam follow?
In the states digital makes sense cause we don't have vinyl shops..and if we do the vinyl still costs $15-17 each. but when you compare an mp3 that costs 2 euros to a vinyl that costs 6-9 euros when you live in EUROPE, the price difference is small and collecting vinyl suddenly seems worth the money. For me the comparison is more like US $2 for an mp3 to US $17 per vinyl after shipping costs so there is no way I'd ever be able to fulfill my desire for music... I'd have to spend close to $100,000.