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    Posted: August 22 2007 at 14:31
Aquarius Records in San Francisco stocks Magma for about the same prices as Wayside, which is in Maryland.
 
I've dealt with both companies.
 
Wayside was faster, but that may have been due to the fact that Northern Ohio is closer to Maryland than California.
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Originally posted by Chameleon Chameleon wrote:

www.waysidemusic.com
 
MDK for 15 bucks. Thumbs%20Up
 
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They are good, wide array of stuff. They also collaborate with Laser's Edge who also has most of the Magma stuff for reasonable price.  They have more stuff on the prog metal side, if that floats your boat. I've spent thousands of dollars at both sites. They use the same purchasing and tracking software.

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Originally posted by endlessepic endlessepic wrote:

People mention iTunes as a good place to buy music but really...isn't the point of buying music that you actually use your money and buy a album with the cover and all? Its that easy to go a bittorrent site and steal the songs anyway...given the choice I always go to a music store. iTunes is cool because it has so much music but do people actually feel like they've bought an album if they've downloaded it off  iTunes. (I always love walking out of a music store with a newly purchased prog album and tearing the plastic off of it!)


That is a good point. I do prefer to have the actual CD. However, if your options are limited, sometimes it's the way to go. I got a better price on "Wild Orchids" throught iTunes than I would have at the store. That was also the only place I could find the first Transatlantic album when I was looking for it. I now do a lot more ordering through online stores.

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People mention iTunes as a good place to buy music but really...isn't the point of buying music that you actually use your money and buy a album with the cover and all? Its that easy to go a bittorrent site and steal the songs anyway...given the choice I always go to a music store. iTunes is cool because it has so much music but do people actually feel like they've bought an album if they've downloaded it off  iTunes. (I always love walking out of a music store with a newly purchased prog album and tearing the plastic off of it!)
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I have actually found magma at two different shops here. One place was owned by a guy who had been a fan since the '70s. They also occasionally surface in one of the used stores I frequent. As someone said before, iTunes music store might be your best bet. They have several albums available.

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if you go to hawaii on go one a tour to a volcano you may find some magma Thumbs%20Up
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my local music store has wurdah itah there, I got my albums by going to the store and getting them to make orders, thats the way to go if you don't want to shop onlineThumbs%20Up



  
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Hey! I live near Portland! (Southwest WA) I have been wanting to go to music millenium...I should buy some Magma and if they have it VDGG...ahh that would be nice.
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Everyday Music and Music Millenium in Portland OR have Magma.   But then , that's Portland.  Love it!
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I'm not a fan of 1001 or Kobaia personally.  I'd much rather listen to the Zeuhl period than the fusion period. 

Haha, I just added Kobaia to the spell-check dictionary Firefox uses. 

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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

Magma is really friggin cheap on iTunes. I got 1001 Degres for 4 bucks Big%20smile


what did you think of it....I really liked that one.. then again.. I'm a fan of those early albums
The first song was great. The rest wasn't bad, but I prefer MDK in general. Anyway, great stuff, but I haven't heard it in a while.
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Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

Magma is really friggin cheap on iTunes. I got 1001 Degres for 4 bucks Big%20smile


what did you think of it....I really liked that one.. then again.. I'm a fan of those early albums
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Magma is really friggin cheap on iTunes. I got 1001 Degres for 4 bucks Big%20smile
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All the Magma you need:

http://www.synphonic.8m.com/index.htm

MAGMA

  • KOBAIA (2 CD) $23
  • 1001 DEGREE CENTIGRADES $16
  • MEKANIK DESTRUKTIW KOMMANDOH $16
  • KOHNTARKOSZ $16
  • HHAI/KOHNTARK (LIVE) (2 CD) $23
  • UDU WUDU $16
  • ATTAHK $16
  • INEDITS $16
  • MERCI $16
  • RETROSPEKTIW 1&2 (2 CD) $23
  • RETROSPEKTIW 3 $16
  • MYTHES & LEGENDES $16
  • MEKANIK KOMMANDOH $16
  • SIMPLES (CDS) $12
  • KOMPILA $14
  • FLOE ESSI-EKTAH (CDS) $8
  • TRILOGIE (3 CD BOX SET) $40
  • OFFERING (4 CD BOX SET) $43
  • BRUXELLES (LIVE 1971) (2 CD) $23
  • LE MANOR (LIVE 1973) $16
  • BBC 1974 $16
  • THEATRE DU TAUR (LIVE 1975) (2 CD) $23
  • REIMS (LIVE 1976) (3 CD) $30
  • OFFERING (LIVE 1987) (2 CD) $23
  • BOBINO (LIVE 1981) (2 CD) $23
  • LES VOIX (LIVE 1992) $16
  • LIVE IN JAPAN 1998 (2 CD) (JAPANESE POOR HOUSE MINI LP SLEEVE) $25
  • K.A. (DIGIPACK) $20
  • UBER KOMMANDOH (2 CD COMPILATION WITH SLIP CASE COVER) $16


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    Originally posted by Chameleon Chameleon wrote:

    www.waysidemusic.com
     
    MDK for 15 bucks. Thumbs%20Up
     
    (Thanks, Arsillus! Hug)
     
    Whoah!!! great site......great prices......ThanksWink
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    www.waysidemusic.com
     
    MDK for 15 bucks. Thumbs%20Up
     
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    I couldn't resist jumping in on this topic, as I'm a huge Magma fan.  If you're a Rhapsody subscriber (online music service through real.com), almost all of the Magma albums (including the AKT releases) were added about two weeks ago.  And the really interesting bit is that (for some odd reason) Rhapsody treats each track (no matter the length) as a normal $.98 download-able song.  Retrospectiw I-II, for instance, cost me a whopping $1.78. Smile  They also have Patrick Gauthier's "Bebe Godzilla," as well as some of the Christian an/or Stella Vander discs.
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    What about AMAZON.COMThumbs%20Up;    they gothem all (almost)...not cheap, but here they are!
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    I found one in Philli. Philli has just about everything.
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