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Looking for MP3 sites that really only cater to breaks. Typically I download from Release Records, Elite Force's site, and Fingerlicken... Personally I feel that beatport's breaks selection sucks ass.
Anyone have any recommendations? Where do you go?
ransom
2006-02-17, 01:48 PM
www.breakbeatonline.com - nothing but breaks
www.chemicalrecords.co.uk - haven't ordered anything here yet
www.karmadownloads.com - Dance -> Breaks section
www.djdownloads.com - Beats & Breaks section
www.labelshop.org - Hardcore Beats, Warehouse Wax and Fucked Up North all have breaks
_Anonymous
2006-02-24, 09:33 PM
GOOD LOOKIN
buzzboy
2006-02-24, 09:50 PM
www.distinctiverecords.com
CharlesM
2006-02-25, 12:17 AM
http://www.paintedpuppy.com
youre number one source for some hott ass break downloads....
theyre based out of tampa, and theyre completely plugged in with...
J-Break
Agent K
After Dark Records
Dj Magic Mike
Malicious Mike
Icey
Tony Faline
Fixx
and just about every thing in that region....
sorry im a florida breaks junkiee....
yeah, i've always known about painted puppy. for as much as i enjoy those styles, it's not very "2rip"-ish. but i will say this: beatport's breaks selection sucks my ass.
Paxus
2006-02-26, 10:48 AM
okay, so saw a site on here that i didn't know, i'll share one too:
mp3toburn.com
which is kinda tied into the hoxton whores, you can also usually
pick up a couple free tracks a month. As well try:
playittonight.com
trackitdown.net
and juno just opened their digital section, but its not too big yet.
-&rew
psion's gate
2006-02-26, 06:17 PM
see, this is one reason I don't play cds yet. The selection appears to be sub par to vinyl, especially with promos. On the other hand, I noticed alot of producers offering promos off of their own websites.
If you dig on specific producers and labels, you might want to try checking out their websites for downloads.
see, this is one reason I don't play cds yet. The selection appears to be sub par to vinyl, especially with promos. On the other hand, I noticed alot of producers offering promos off of their own websites.
If you dig on specific producers and labels, you might want to try checking out their websites for downloads.
Exactly what you said. It's a bit of a pain in the ass for me to search around for a lot of the people I like cuz I don't necessarily enjoy everything one person is putting out and then as for discovering new people... well, ya can't do that if you're recycling labels & producers.
I would've thought that more people would be jumping on the digital download thing by now. I know I won't be purchasing any records for a while.