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Posted: 16 Mar 2007, 03:59
by Jay
MKwiakaku wrote:You can try play-asia too. I've ordered some stuff from them, and they're pretty cool too. Plus, they have a LOT of SEB's in stock. ;D
Play-Asia is horrible from my experiences with them. I ordered a CD from there late last month, and it's been in the 'processing stage' ever since I ordered it on February 25th. Sent e-mails even after they took the money out of my account (about $45USD) with no reply.
Yeah, they sure are "pretty cool."
Posted: 16 Mar 2007, 05:55
by Schiznik
Heh, I've been using Play-Asia for a while now, and I always get mine within 5 days. Express shipping of course, because I basically work for my Eurobeat.
Anyways, to get you started in the wonderful world of Eurobeat, i'd suggest listening to some Mega NRG Man if you like the more fast or aggressive techno/trance/highly-synth based type of songs. To introduce my friends to Eurobeat I just let them listen to all the songs featured in Initial D. Also, I could send you a few songs if you want, like Running In The 90's (an awesome classic) and a few more that I think you'd like. Just as an introduction to Eurobeat though! Oh, and start off by getting the newest Album, SEB 175. Probably the best SEB in a while, and it has many songs you'd enjoy if you enjoy that "trance-y" style, which is very opinionated around here.
Welcome to this awesome place, and enjoy your stay!
Posted: 17 Mar 2007, 01:04
by Harlequin Romance
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 right now since I'm putting every penny in the bank so I can buy a new computer and a ton of music software as quickly as possible. I just got a raise, though, so maybe I should celebrate with a new purchase. But the again, new computer. . .
