[Gllug] When a CD is not a CD

[Richard Jones]

On Sat, Jul 30, 2005 at 06:59:32PM +0100, John Southern wrote:
> The albums in question:-
> 
> The Original Electro Album 18 tracks
> The Original Easy Album
> The Original 80s Album
> 
> There is another "The Original Electro Album" without the copy control but 
> that has 21 tracks.

Take them back to the shop stating that the CD doesn't work on your
computer (true) and you want a refund (which you are entitled to,
without any quibbles).  There is a small but noticable cost involved
for both the shop and the music label - if enough people do this, it
will make a difference.

My more general advice on the music.  There have been probably tens of
thousands of "golden greats from the 60s/70s/80s/90s" albums made.
Most of them now reside in the bargain basement at Notting Hill Music
& Video Exchange.  There's not a lot of difference between compilation
albums made now and ones made before, so why not save yourself a
fortune and spend an afternoon browsing there for 2nd hand stuff?

Rich.

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