Starting Up Again And Need To Buy A Lot Of Cd's - Any Ideas? Options

[vokf]

Mark,
I guess you're aware of the thread started by Tezz?

The Top 60 Dance Tracks A Mobile Disc Jockey Must Have

There are some excellent tracks there, (and the Nolans ), and worth checking that you have most of these covered.
I've got most of the "101" collection, and these will cover lots of the "must have" tracks.



@gadget - agree on the OGG format.. As a true open standard, its a shame its only really supported by PC's

[markyb]

Hi VOKF,

Thanks for that. Yes, I found the top 60 list - very interesting, and I am pleased to say I already had quite a lot if it covered from the 70's/80's I used to play when I worked at the club. Still, there are some great songs I would not have thought of playing, which will definately be on my play list in future!

Cheers, Mark.

[glamrockrules]

Yeah beware of anything that says "re-recorded" too.. Might has well just bin them!
100 Hits CDs have been pretty good (by Demon Music Group), there's also 101 Hits Compilations (e.g. 101 housework songs ).

Again with all compilations there are always going to be artists that are missing... (As discussed elsewhere on here)

Cheers,

David

Ah yes the word re-recorded by one or two of the original artists which is usually printed so small at the bottom of the back of the cd it is so easy to miss.

[glamrockrules]

Just trying out Spotify myself, good selection of songs but just over a £1 to buy one mp3 nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lol