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| Quality of service | 9/10  |
|---|---|
| Layout of shop | 6.5/10 |
| Value for Money | 7/10 |
| Overall rating | 7.5/10 |
Full review by
jonathan kelly
on 9th Dec 2006
User Rating : 8
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Good Points: They had what I wanted at a good price
Bad Points: Stock hard to find all over the place
General comments: A trip to get Christmas presents proved worthwhile. Having tried my local Tesco and having been unable to get the latest Sopranos box set or REM's latest CD, a trip to Oxford Street was needed.
I found Tenachious D's CD at the same price as it was in Tesco. Looking around the Virgin Megastore a bit got me the last copy they had of REM's In Time Best Of. I was lucky.
Then a trip up the escalator to get the DVD box set of Sopranos 6. What a caffuffle walking around and around. I found series 5 OK, but no 6. I had to ask a member of staff, who kindly walked me around the shop until we found it. At £50 it did not seem like much of a bargain however.
jonathan kelly's review and ratings | 146 words
Review by
andymorris
on 15th Aug 2004
User Rating : 7
Respect :
0
Virgin Megastore is a good store for CDs, DVDs and magazines. It even has 12" and vinyl albums. (Ask your dad, he will explain what they were). Its CDs and DVDs are all set out alphabetically, thats A to Z, from Abba to Zappa. Its a big name in music and vision, so has a reputation to keep. Its biggest rival must be HMV, which, personally, I prefer. Virgin Megastore has a slight "interlectual" feel about it. You feel like you have to have a masters degree in music just to enter the store, where ...
andymorris's full review | 200 words
