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Groovetech Records

22 durable postsStarted 2005-05-18Latest 2005-07-28
#15064Post 1 of 22

got this email today.. i wondered what happened to Groovetech...

GROOVETECH.COM ANNOUNCEMENT You will have been aware that Groovetech.com ceased trading in October 2003.

In lieu of money secured to Vinyl Factory Ltd certain assets relating to the Groovetech.com web site were transferred to Vinyl Factory.

Vinyl Factory Ltd have recently launched a web site for their highly acclaimed London record shop; Phonica Records. If you would like to look at the Phonica Records web site please click [url=http://www.phonicarecords.co.uk/default.aspx]here[\url].

If you would like to receive regular email updates for new releases from the Phonica Records web site, please send a blank e-mail to [email]subs@phonicarecords.com[/email]

Below you will find a copy of our latest essential records mail out to give you an idea of who we are.

Please note that your personal information has not been transferred to Phonica Records or any other third party. This is a one off e-mail.

Vinyl Factory Ltd

#420601Post 2 of 22

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i miss groovetech. especially the archive of sets.

#420626Post 3 of 22

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me too. i used to miss the radio station too.. but not anymore :D

#420628Post 4 of 22

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Groovetech had the best samples eVER!

2 minutes of each cut of the record.

#420632Post 5 of 22

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the stream only sucked when i had lots of stuff running. or when i'd try to rip a broadcast. other than that it was awesomely tubular!

#420640Post 6 of 22

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the wish list was a nice option too. i think juno has it, but not too many others.

#420714Post 7 of 22

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my first records ever came from groovetech. twas a great site.

#421113Post 8 of 22

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Indeed. Liked the websites format very much. Samples of both sides of discs, picture of it...One of the fist sites that I really really liked.

Juno has taken over. Well, Juno has always been a good site, but now with the recent update, it's even better and kinda similar to how GT used to be.

#421136Post 9 of 22

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[quote=BureOne]Indeed. Liked the websites format very much. Samples of both sides of discs, picture of it...[u][b]One of the fist sites that I really really liked.[/b][/u]

Juno has taken over. Well, Juno has always been a good site, but now with the recent update, it's even better and kinda similar to how GT used to be.[/quote]

I didnt know groovetech was THAT sort of site :shock:

#421151Post 10 of 22

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I thought life was gonna end when Groovetech went down and I lost my giant wishlist. Not to mention they had a very nice archive of sets that we will never see again.

#421400Post 11 of 22

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the reason the samples were so good on groovetech was the sound quality. sounded a 100x better than the next best site.

#421471Post 12 of 22

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Loved Zabiela's Excession show. Used to tune in every month...

#421787Post 13 of 22

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On the sjbject of the archives sets, I have all of craig richards, jz, paolo mojo, paul louth and rennie pilgrem and the wmc 99 sets. Is there more than the 3 JZ set from 03 or am I missing a few from later in the year? All in all I have about 66 sets total atm and I am looking for anymore, especially form later in the 03 year.

#421790Post 14 of 22

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oh man, I used to love to listen to Zabiela's show, and to Alex Paterson from the Orb too. And the fisting.

#421791Post 15 of 22

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I only wish that I could have recorded the video with the audio, JZ was a crazy mo-fo in that booth, the man put a godzilla on one of the tables and turned it on, godzilla started screaming while doing 360's. He brought in card board cut outs of star wars figures too. I was always comedy watching his shows.

#453396Post 16 of 22

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hobbes2oo: could you drop me a mail fella (paul[b]at[/b]4four[b]dot[/b]org), I wouldn't mind getting hold of some of those archives (not to hear my voice though :lol: ). I think I only have a single recording of my groovetech shows.

Happy days

#453433Post 17 of 22

It really sucked when groovetech's archive site when down. There were so many good sets on there. Now they are gone forever. :cry:

#453458Post 18 of 22

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I like the sound samples that release records has. Good long samples and you can choose between the a side or b side of the record.

#453486Post 19 of 22

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My first record was bought in Groovetech. The next 200 too... Was a really great store and the international shipping prices were excellent. Juno is not as good as GT and their shipping prices are way higher than those in GT. By that time I had to reduce a lot my monthly vinyls purchase.

#453489Post 20 of 22

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[quote=izak]Juno is not as good as GT[/quote] I stopped reading after this.

#453776Post 21 of 22

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[quote=Paul Louth][quote=izak]Juno is not as good as GT[/quote] I stopped reading after this.[/quote]

Yeah, let me refrase it cause I don't want to be unfair:

Juno's shopping cart system was not as good as GT's 8)

#453819Post 22 of 22

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Right now I'm buying all my rekkids @ Juno i must say...tho I've decided to go digital ASAP and save me abour 1200 euro's a year on music purchases ;-)

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