MVC Has The Greatest Bargain Bin In The World.

[K]

Most CD shop bargain bins have Westlife, The Spice Girls and all that wank.

Not MVC. MVC does it hardcore.

Lost Prophets - The Fake Sound Of Progress - £5

Kittie - Spit - £5

Danzig - Blackacidevil - £5

Manowar - Warriors Of The World - £5

Manowar being my all time best lucky find I ever found in the whole of today.

It also has the best Album artwork... ever.

I can't find the wraparound version online, but just imagine it going on even longer with more flags. Including the UK.

You are all jealous of my CD finding abilities.

Also from the same bargain bin, I've purchased

Metallica - Master Of Puppets, Load, Reload

Run Dmc - Greatest Hits

Twisted Sister - Big Hits

Rammstein - Sehnsucht

And some other stuff you're not even cool enough to know about.

[jrhodes]

You sir are what David Dickinson aspires to be.

To top it all off you're not only a Manowar fan but a Red Dwarf fan to boot. Bravo!

[Dingle]

bwahaha at red dwarf comment

and HUZZAH FOR MVC!

[Cactus Drags]

MVC is good all around, shame there's not one in Southampton.

[Enter Blue Guy]

Best Buy has some decent 10 dollar (Canadian) CDs, which is pretty much the same as £5. I was there today and spotted some neat ones.

Edited November 10, 2004 by Enter Blue Guy

[Guest Booker T & The MG's]

MVC is pretty good but Fopp does that all year round, I was in there yesterday and you could get 4 Smiths albums (Smiths, Hatful Of Hollow, The Queen Is Dead and Strangeways Here We Come) for £5 each. I got Man Machine by Kraftwerk and Led Zeppelin I for £5 each that's ridiculously good.

I think they have stores in England but check out the website (Fopp.

[The Hardcore Canuck]

I've only found one decent CD in a bargin bin. I purchased Static-X's Machine for $5 (Canadian). It was at a HMV so I was impressed.

[tristy]

I've never bought a CD from a Bargain Bin.

Keith likes Lostprophets?! What?

[Cactus Drags]

There's nothing wrong with Lost Prophets!!!

[tristy]

There's nothing wrong with Lost Prophets!!! 

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[fineintent]

I still maintain the first album (the one keith bought) is the stuff of legend - I saw them when I was like 12, so they hold some sentimental value. The new album however, bites. Saw them live again, the only good thing was the fact that the Bronx and Avenged Sevenfold supported.

[Cactus Drags]

Did you see them at Birmingham Academy? When the girl broke her leg? I was at that gig too, AX7 were brilliant.

I also think the 'prophets first album is better than the new one, but Idon't despise the new one like most seem to....

[fineintent]

Nope I saw them in February (I think) in Brixton.

Saw them in Birmingham like a month before Start Something, about 200 people there - they had to play the small stage. And it cost like £7. Now they're huge.

[Summers]

I love bargains.

[Farmer Reil]

Shinobi vs Dragon Ninja is one of my all time favourite songs. I just love the riff.

The rest of the first album is cool too. I have it

But their newer stuff isn't really my sort of thing. It's not bad music. It's just more indie than rock. That's not a bad thing, just not my thing

[K]

Same bin, one day later.

American Head Charge - The War of Art £4

Drowning Pool - Sinner - £5

Machine Head - Through The Ashes of Empires - £4

Raging Speedhorn - We Will Be Dead Tommorrow - £5

[Cactus Drags]

Raging Speedhorn a good album? I've been recommnded it, but never got round to buying it.

[Summers]

I hate Speedhorn.

Ugh, horrible.

[Skummy]

My findings in the CRY charity shop today:

Juliana Hatfield CD (can't remember the name) - £2

Fields Of The Nephilim tape (again, can't remember name) - 50p

The Mission - Children (tape) - 50p

Muse - Plug-In Baby (tape) - 50p

The Macc Lads - Greatest Hits CD - £2

I rock!

[K]

What's a 'tape'?

I found the Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back soundtrack in a charity shop for £2