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Otta Wrote:

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> Annasfield Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > For Christmas in 1997 my Dad bought me the

> Verve,

> > Urban Hymns CD. He tucked the receipt in the

> > sleeve in case I wanted to change it. It was

> > ?17.99! Can't get over how much they were.

>

>

> I remember being at a house party in Liverpool

> where that album was playing, and it was cool.

> Then it finished. Then it started again. This

> happened for the whole night, and I have never

> listened to that album since.

>

> Can't believe it was ?17.99, I don't remember

> spending that much on CDs, but I guess I must

> have.


That CD can be picked up at most record fairs for ?1, as can most CD's unless they are recent releases or jap imports.

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