Hmv

Not much in this HMV to help you identify where you are should you wake up here without your memories. If you’ve been to an HMV before you’ll get the gist, if not then you quickly will do. Prices are typical of the huge high street stores. Often significantly more expensive for games than even GAME which is only four stores away from it.
It has had a makeover recently that makes it look very similar to how it was before. One suspects that the makeover was their present for Zavvi’s death just before Christmas but I am sure it was just a big coincidence.
The CD collection here is roughly the same size as the HMV in Newcastle town centre, slightly smaller but chances are if it is in one then it will be also in the other.
Something I didn’t mention in the other HMV review was that they also sell books. Come to think of it I probably didn’t mention it because their book business seems to be wholly encapsulated in the phrase Books Waterstones are overstocked on since they are sister companies. If you go to HMV explicitly to buy books then I would conjecture you have little taste in books. It may be the only place where Katie Price’s autobiography has been prominently positioned for any longer than two hours. Which about wraps this review up nicely.