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Information: Even living in the wastelands of the United States, I found electronic music. I got into it in the mid 90s, first hooked on Dorsetshire, The Prodigy and an odd variety of more aggressive sounds, then I found Moonshine's Happy 2b Hardcore (thanks to the packaging) and Scooter. After that, I found Black Dog's album Spanners, and and Coldcut's Let Us Play!. I took it all in, and now I've found my way into drum'n'bass, noise, ambient, and a whole slew of other things. Then I found discogs, and lost track of the days. Yes, electronic music is good.



SinFest is good, too.

Some folk seemed to think I have the sense and time to spend criticizing submissions, so I'm a moderator of both Electronic and Rock, though I'm still in a minor state of flux, and don't mote nearly often enough.

Notes on Wanted Records:
I'm a cheap blighter, so I most likely will ignore your offers. I consider my wantlist more of a reminder of music I like but haven't found yet. My key method of acquiring music is via used bins and some eBaying (it's like speculating in a gold rush .. without the grimy conditions and fears of starvation, but retaining some of that maddened rush for a possibly limited good of unknown value).

If you have an eBay auction : make sure it's something I actually want, and that it's cheap ($3 for a single, $5-7 for an album, more for epic pieces - convert currencies here if you don't know how stingy I am =)

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Discogs users who I bought from:
gumonthepants: bought 1 CDsingle, it was shipped quickly and well-packaged - he's a good chap in my book.

Discogs users I sold to:
John Rocco bought a live CDr from me, was prompt to pay and was quite polite. I approve of this user.