Record Shops & Dealers

Spizz records can a bit difficult to get hold of - especially if you are after the original vinyl releases. You will probably have to resort to second-hand dealers, or even private individuals selling their collections. (Often via Usenet) Even the new compilations are unlikely to be in your local Our Price or Virgin shop, so its worth checking out these places for hard-to-get music. Remember that you can find Where's Captain Kirk? and Soldier Soldier on several punk compilation CDs.

Music & Video Exchange
A UK trader, dealing in "pre-loved music".
Specialises in industrial music.
CMS Music
A UK dealer - new CDs only.
(This site has a downloadable catalogue, with its own viewer which is worth looking at)
Intoxica
A UK trader, with a shop in London.
Has (HTML) lists of stock.
Vinyl Tap Records
A UK trader
This site has a good online search system, and a large selection.
Esprit Mail Order
A UK trader.
Catalogue and 'wants list' available for download, with weekly updates. (plain TXT file)
Also has a branch/agent in the US.
Internet Music & Video Shop
A UK trader.
Very large selection.
Vinyl Vendors
A US trader.
Huge selection and a good searchable database.
MODified Music
A US record store
Specialises in hard-to-find records, and does mail-order.
Musicsearch
In amongst the masses of information here there is a large list of music shops of all sorts. Predominantly American, but a few UK sites, including some of those listed above. A good-looking site.
The New Wave 80s
This 80s site has a free classified ads section where you can publicise your wants list.
DejaNews
This is a good way of finding where people are selling their old vinyl, and much easier than reading every music-related newsgroup: just go to DejaNews and search for the word "Spizz"!