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Alosyus
Alosyus
Started 22 years ago
Last activity 22 years ago

Hi !

LE NORD ELECTRONIK PREZENT

A electronik summer noize compilation with

ALOSYUS MELODIK PINPON S.R.H FABE THE FABULOUS MAMMOUTT THOT JOSHUA SILIKONE KASH.R FKL CANDIDEMPIRE KID NOIZE

ELECTRO TO BREACKORE

Produced by le nord electronik

Avaible for 11€ on "LE BONHEUR" épicerie audio visuelle 53 rue des éperonniers 1000 brussels, or you can contact me

For more information contact inoxidenta@hotmail.com or send me a private message !

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amorph
amorph
#1

OMFG !!! 11 euros !!!

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Comma
Comma
#2

Avaible for 11€ on "LE BONHEUR" épicerie audio visuelle 53 rue des éperonniers 1000 brussels, or you can contact me

"LE BONHEUR" my fav store! Maybe I will buy this compilation! :D

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Jemenfish
Jemenfish
#3

I got a copy. It's really the epitome of 'varied'. From Alosyus' stuff to punk/noise.

11 euro surprises me a bit, too. But hey, it's a conceptual compilation, nice artwork, official cd's cost you a whack more.

Don't forget it's dependent on the shop/distributor, as well. It's not because you want to sell your cd cheap that you can keep it that way once you get it sold in shops.

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amorph
amorph
#4

Originally posted by : Jemenfish Don't forget it's dependent on the shop/distributor, as well. It's not because you want to sell your cd cheap that you can keep it that way once you get it sold in shops.can everybody sell cd's in shops or do i need a license or smt ?

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panzerkunst
panzerkunst
#5

Originally posted by : amorph

Originally posted by : Jemenfish Don't forget it's dependent on the shop/distributor, as well. It's not because you want to sell your cd cheap that you can keep it that way once you get it sold in shops.can everybody sell cd's in shops or do i need a license or smt ?

i think that you can go to "le bonheur", give 'em some copies of your cd and if they sell 'em you get the money. is that right or not ?

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Jemenfish
Jemenfish
#6

Originally posted by : amorph

Originally posted by : Jemenfish Don't forget it's dependent on the shop/distributor, as well. It's not because you want to sell your cd cheap that you can keep it that way once you get it sold in shops.can everybody sell cd's in shops or do i need a license or smt ?

Actually, anyone CAN sell their cd's in shops. However, shops prefer you're into Sabam, tho.

Also, think about it from the shop's point of view: they have a zillion offers of distributors, and distributors have one main page with every artist you take into your shop, the amount of copies and the price, and voila.

If you are a shop-owner, will you prefer to have a few papers lying around from your distributors, or making a contract for each and every independent guy walking into your shop with a demo?

Now, true, le bonheur is an exception...he sells our Wixel cd's as well. But even then, he probably only sells things he supports. It's one of the best shops in Brussels for something.

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Jemenfish
Jemenfish
#7

Originally posted by : panzerkunst

Originally posted by : amorph

[QUOTE]Originally posted by : Jemenfish Don't forget it's dependent on the shop/distributor, as well. It's not because you want to sell your cd cheap that you can keep it that way once you get it sold in shops.can everybody sell cd's in shops or do i need a license or smt ?

i think that you can go to "le bonheur", give 'em some copies of your cd and if they sell 'em you get the money. is that right or not ? [/QUOTE]

No, they do make a surcharge. Would be kind of bad thinking not to, considering they pay for heat, the shop, electricity, taxes, ...

Not too much tho. The cd I know he sells of us he adds one euro. Of course, the cd normally costs 2 euro :D

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