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I can't find NO albums like Technique and Brotherhood anywhere in my neck of the woods (Syracuse NY if you must know!). Do I have to resort to Amazon or other places on the Internet? And another thing, I don't have a credit card, I use the "poor man's credit card" -- cash. I could try Borders or B&N> Does this sound reasonable?

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you can't find these in syracuse? surely there's a best buy or something around there. not to mention, being a college town there must be a few indie record shops about. you could also try eBay, where you can always use paypal.

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SYRACUSE NY!? I was born and raised there!! What part of the Cuse do you reside in?

Anyways, I don't know if it's still there, but try Soundgarden on Walton Street by Armory Square. Great store, that's where I found Technique and Low Life. Trust me on this! :)

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Ok I found Republic and Brotherhood but not Techinque. Ordered from Borders, bless em. And yes the Sound Garden's still around, thank god! Great store, they didn't have Techinque though, but maybe if I ask nicely.....!

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Yet how many Earth Crisis albums can you find?

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There used to be a directory, which any decent record shop had, which listed every currently available record. I think they use one of those computer thingys nowadays. You should just go in and make your request(s). They'll requisition it for their weekly delivery. Sorted!

ps. it should'nt cost any more, either.

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buz wrote: There used to be a directory, which any decent record shop had, which listed every currently available record. I think they use one of those computer thingys nowadays. You should just go in and make your request(s). They'll requisition it for their weekly delivery. Sorted!

ps. it should'nt cost any more, either.

We used to use a huge book called 'Music Master' - it was an enourmous red thing that looked more like a bible.

For fun when we were bored in the record store, we used to leaf through it correcting all the mistakes.

The thing cost a hundred quid or so and wasn't even worth the cost of the paper it was printed on - nearly all the New Order and Joy Division information as at 1986 was wrong.

The computer searches are (upsettingly) far more reliable.

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