Chart CD's from £4.99 delivered

koru

mcbadger wrote:

Can't see why you'd buy chart CDs anywhere else

For most chart CDs, I would agree, and I'd like to thank the poster for pointing out this site. Those are seriously good prices.

But if the CD is on an indie label, there's a good chance you can download it from eMusic for as little as £1.50 - see my post: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=82503

coolbreezes

Dalbmeister wrote:

I've just used this and it seems to be the cheapest I've found so far.
The most expensive music CD's seem to be £6.99 but I've just bought some top 20 albums for only £4.99 and it includes free delivery. They come from Singapore by the look of it so it can take a few days.

Good Luck!
BangCD

Thanks a lot just placed my first order with them, they even have some for £2.99 :j

coolbreezes

koru wrote:

For most chart CDs, I would agree, and I'd like to thank the poster for pointing out this site. Those are seriously good prices.

But if the CD is on an indie label, there's a good chance you can download it from eMusic for as little as £1.50 - see my post: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=82503

Your post is great and I download a lot but have to admit when it comes to giving a cd for a gift I always buy an original and Blunt cd do have some great offers

koru

I ordered one CD, James Blunt, as a test, and it seems absolutely fine. It seems genuine, and you can tell from the colour of the silver side that it is not a CDR.

This is the new CD-Wow.

samtheman_2

I ordered two cds - they are originals (as far as a ley man can see). Very impressed.

koru

coolbreezes wrote:

when it comes to giving a cd for a gift I always buy an original

I agree, entirely. In fact, as someone who still has 300 vinyl LPs in the corner of my room, I am not so keen on downloads, as I prefer to have something physical in my hand. I certainly would not buy albums from iTunes at £7.99 - I would much rather buy the CD. But if I can buy a downloaded album for £1.50, I struggle to justify paying an extra £5.50 or more, just for the plastic disk and booklet. (Except for gifts, as you say.)

Actually, Bang-CD seem to have pretty limited stock, so for most of the things I would download from eMusic the choice is £1.50 download or CD for £8-9 at CD-Wow.

madscientist_3

I ordered their Robbie CD which was on offer at £2.99 and it took about a week to arrive. When I put it in my PC Windows Media Player decided it was the Asian version which is probably why it was so cheap!

koru

madscientist wrote:

I ordered their Robbie CD which was on offer at £2.99 and it took about a week to arrive. When I put it in my PC Windows Media Player decided it was the Asian version which is probably why it was so cheap!

Yes, the one I got was a US version. But they do warn, when you order, that it may not be the UK version, so you should check the track listing.

purplepatch

Received £2.99 Robbie Williams CD in super quick time. Will certainly use them again.

Many thanks to Dalbmeister - and don't be deterred from posting again. I see the person who immediately cried spam has now deleted their comments :rolleyes:

madscientist_3

Usually the only difference between versions is the Uk one has a bonus track at the end. So not really a big difference