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    Default How much money do you spend on new tunes a week roughly

    I'm just getting into electro after playing the same thing for years. So I'm buying loads of tunes at the moment. But how many/how much do you think your spending.

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    I pirate all of mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by biosyn View Post
    I pirate all of mine.
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    Not as much as I'd like But now I almost have a job...

    Right now it's maybe 30 € a month.

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    Used to be easily £150 a month when i used to buy vinyl, now i'm an unemployed student in one of the most expensive parts of london, so i haven't bought for a while, and also the reason i'm digital now - tables had to go.

    I'm joining Djcity when i get the cash, and maybe spend £20 a month on beatport for things a bit more underground than i get from pool.

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    I don't pirate anything. $50-$85 a month including my emusic subscription.
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    Quote Originally Posted by photojojo View Post
    I don't pirate anything. $50-$85 a month including my emusic subscription.
    Man would that be badass if you could hook up Traktor with a sub. based music service like Zune. All that music at your finger tips.

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    I spend probally $40-$60 a month on music. I used to by alot of Electro off beatport but finding recently that its starting to all sound the same, thats its all been done before. More recently looking for other places to buy music.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Abyrne7 View Post
    I spend probally $40-$60 a month on music. I used to by alot of Electro off beatport but finding recently that its starting to all sound the same, thats its all been done before. More recently looking for other places to buy music.
    I've only recently got into electro and blooming love the stuff. But mainly using beatport, so if you know any websites that might have some less well known stuff I'd love to know what they are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maxted View Post
    Used to be easily £150 a month when i used to buy vinyl, now i'm an unemployed student in one of the most expensive parts of london, so i haven't bought for a while, and also the reason i'm digital now - tables had to go.

    I'm joining Djcity when i get the cash, and maybe spend £20 a month on beatport for things a bit more underground than i get from pool.
    where in london are you based and what do you play.

    Checking that djcity website it seems like their MP3's are ripped from vinyl, are they having a laugh. No way I'd pay a subscription for that sort of rubbish.

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