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I know it's not a DVD, but ParaParaparadise.net has some good video files to download that can help teach you some moves.

http://www.paraparaparadise.net/

I've shopped with Play-asia before for video games, never music though. Didn't have any problems with them, and so far I've always gotten my stuff within a week from them. SEB 175 is definitely in my sights, I just need to scrounge up enough money for the purchase. I'm a little strapped for cash rig...

I'm wary of ebay. I've had bad experiences with sellers in the past. I've never used CD Japan, before; but with all the recommendations I've seen here and on other sites, I think I'll look it over. Amazon did manage to get my Eurobeat Disney CD to me in just one week, though.

All great info. I've been downloading DJ Mike's radio edits the last couple of nights. That should tide me over for awhile until I can scrounge up enough money to pay for a few SEB CDs. Amazon has them listed from USD 30 to USD 50 a pop. Crazy imports :( I'm really not looking for anything free. I b...

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awesome classic rock! Off the heaven Tonite cd from 1979. What else you wanna know?

What sound does purple make?

Oh, cool. I thought the Super Eurobeat series were DJ mixes. Guess I should do my homework.

Mine is Yellow Vacation from Pani Poni Dashu. That show has the coolest opening of any show ever made.

Some of my favorite artists are Derrick May, Plastikman, Carl Craig, Towa Tei, Throbbing Gristle, Meat Loaf, Nobukazu Takemura, Susumu Yokota (listening to his album Sakura right now), Bjork, Matmos (after Vespertine, it just seems proper to list them after Bjork), Mark Farina, Muse, The Smashing Pu...

Hi, I'm new to the board. I've been reading for a few days so I thought I would start posting. I've just recently gotten into Eurobeat. I developed an interest in para para while watching Super Gals to learn Japanese, which then evolved into an interest in Eurobeat. I'm a life long fan of electronic...