Oh, Monseur le Fopp, you are really spoiling us...

That bird with the dyed red hair in the TCR shop is a bit arsey when you take stuff back under the popular "suck it and see" policy.

Today, seen and/or bought!

The Sly/Family Stone remasters = £5

Also, Metal Machine Music = £5

go deh!

Gah, this thread always resurfaces when I have £0.00

The Maidenhead Music Zone/Fopp hybrid has now closed completely.

I would like SHUT IT! for a pound.

ah right, won't go to Maidenhead then.

I'll be visiting the Fopp in Charing cross on Friday. What's good in there at the mo?

The Dictators Go Girl Crazy (£5).

I don't know if that's a good deal, but I might get it if it's still there next time I go in.

Um, today is Friday...

I meant friday next week.

>> The Dictators Go Girl Crazy (£5).

It is. Get it. I know I will next week!

I wouldn't bother with their other albums though (Bloodbrothers isn't bad but not great either).

Exeter's Musiczone is definitely becoming a Fopp; all the POS stuff has changed, the price points, the silly genre sections, etcetera, just not the sign above the door yet.

:'( Couldn't find Dictators CD in TCR Fopp...

I might have been hallucinating. I hallucinated it on their PUNK display rack though. Perhaps it was THE DEAD BOYS.

I have checked though and you can get it for very cheap off the internet if you don't mind waiting for it to come from the colonies.

Colonel PoOTM

They do have Dead Boys - We Have Come For Your Children CD for a fiver.

Maybe it was on the New York/London wall by the vinyl - there was an empty shelf near Ramones/NY Dolls - could have been there.

Not remotely in the same league as "Go Girl Crazy" however (or even "Young, Loud and Snotty")

Younger, Louder and Snottier is best.

No Dictators CDs available from online Fopp.

I must have been wrong then.

The really cheap one has gone from here:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00000253W/ref=dp_olp_2/026-3945335-0330023?ie=UTF8&qid=1180709618&sr=1-1

I just bought it off Ebay for £4.91 inc shipping! Hurrah for saving 9p!

If you look after the pennies...

I wonder if Mark got anything on Friday.

Heh!

No, I had bought more than enuff the previous week.

I did buy the Joe Strummer 'mix' CD, and actually it's fine indeed. But oh NoE!! full price! What am I, mad?

The odd full price purchase does the constitution good.

The Donnas' "Gold Medal" for £3 a week or so ago. Strange because there was an identical copy behind it in the racks for £11. It's OK, but doesn't sound as good as "Spend The Night" to me.

"The odd full price purchase does the constitution good."

Right up to the point where you see the same item available at half the price you just paid.

Nirvana Live Tonight Sold Out DVD for a fiver.

Suicide Why Be Blue and A Way of Life for four pounds each.

This was in Reading. There is a "sale".

The "sale" is rubbish

They've had those Suicide ones for ages.

I got the first two fora fiver each. The first is U&K, the second is ok for the price, those two I dunno.

Robbie Williams mad Rudebox album : £3 (and i'm loving it !)
Prince - 3121 : £3 (not in the mood for this yet - too busy laughing to Robbie)
Emma Bunton - Life in Mono : £3 (filed for a mellow day)
Adam and the Ants boxset : £15 - very tempted by this i have to say ..

hurray for stock clearances

Yeah, tempted by that Robbie one. The Emma, the kids'd go for. Maybe that antbox. Prince? Still haven't got to that "Emancipation" boxset I got for £3 from Fopp back whenever.

Emmas album is very laid back, 60s styled pop music and rather nice, if a little cheesy, perfect for when your ears need some light easy listening relief, whereas Robbies album is hilarious/offensive - easily worth the 3 coins for the sheer 'WTF!' factor, and the Pet Shop Boys tracks are gorgeous.
still not spun the Prince one ..

I never understood the criticism that album got which seemed seperate from the usual Williams hate, as if it was much worse than his other albums. It's probably his most interesting record. He did release the absolute worst choice as first single though, that didn't help.

Marketing people should pick up on this generally; there are some albums which you wouldn't mind buying for three quid but would shirk at paying full price or even the £10/11/12 Fopp new release price template, and I think both Rudebox and Life In Mono fit into that category very easily. They probably would have ended up selling more copies as well.

Indeed, if Fopp sales qualified for the chart, Rob'd be outselling TakeThat now.

Fopp going into liquidation rumours, anyone?

Overstretch?