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I think it is about time we have a for each country / city.
I think it will be best so that the country / city is properly updated with the latest information. Since some of the current s do not live there it's hard to know whats still open.
Making a for each country / city would help this out.
If you feel you would like to be the threads please post below with what city / country you will like to . Some threads will have more than one .
If you want to be an I will trust that you will please keep the thread updated with changes as best you can for the other . Once you are made a mod please edit the first post in the country thread like I have done here http://www.discogs.sitioby.com/groups/topic/97484
This way the thread s will know you are the main point for this thread.
I trust you guys will keep the information in-tact and act responsible:)
Thanks for using this forum! About to reach 1000 !
I think threads are not really the best way to do this.
http://www.recordjunkie.com comes already a bit more in the direction, but doesn't seem to be really up to date and I never tried to add things on there.
A great thing to use is of course Google personal maps .Something cool if you have a GPS phone and are in an unknown city!
I've no idea whether people feel something to put some energy into this, but maybe some brainstorming could work out the next three possibilities:
- Using Discogs infrastructure. Something like: Country equivalent to an artist, city eq to a master release, store eq to a release. Deg some google maps on top of this. Of course such a proposal needs to convince Discogs management (which might be difficult).
- Starting an own webservice
- Move all info to http://www.recordjunkie.com and try to convince the owner to implement a google maps thingy.
Hello everybody,
I'm the owner and developer of the website http://www.recordjunkie.com. Thanks to DriesBosma, who emailed me about this discussion, I discovered a goldmine here. I've been previously checking out Discogs for looking up records, but never reading the discussions.
The Recordjunkie website is completely depentant on enthusiats like you. I would be more than happy, if you could contribute to the record store directory.
I've been running the site for a few years as a hobby project (read: low priority project). I started the website because I could not find any good record store guide on the net, besides from different forum threads.
I know that recordjunkie is far from good or complete. Some cities are covered better than others, some info is old. This is where you people come in.
Add more stores, spread the word, make it better.
I know Recordjunkie lacks some important functions. It could definitely be better.
Few months ago I decided to put some more effort into this project and I'm working on some new features as well as reworking the existing parts.
If you got any ideas, you are more than welcome to share it. If you think something could be improved, please tell. What is your ideal record store guide look like? What features does it have?
Your gives me the energy to keep this project alive.
DriesBosma, I agree that your idea of personal maps is crucial.
Here are some of the ideas I'm working on and planning to do:
- improve maps - a lot of improvement to do here, like see stores nearby, a map for a whole city and so on.
- RSS-feeds for easy keeping track of new additions and changes
- photos of the stores
- rating
- iPhone version / mobile version of the site
- possibility for store owners to edit/update their pages
- better tagging/keywords that define the character of the store
- integration with other music services and marketplaces
Hi again.
Just want to let you know that the new Recordjunkie site is in the making.
I added a "" tab on the current site (http://www.recordjunkie.com) - it would be great if you use it to share your ideas and vote for new features.
http://www.recordjunkie.com - I only had a quick peak but saw one entry in my neck of the woods I haven't seen before:
"Also quite a few boxes of vinyl along the floor, but while not second hand, looks to be overstocks of extreme obscure unwanted albums from the past 50 years. ie rubbish."
i've tried to djfreds, the for london with no luck. the london list is now 3 years out of date. i think, with a little help from the other london based oggers, that i can at least improve the list for the people visiting london.
Hey TIM,
I wouldn't mind to do Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
I try to keep the list updated, but my posting is somewhere in the middle of the thread.
Wouldn't mind to keep it up to date and to expand a little, just like it has been done for some of the other threads.
Just let me know.
