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I proove that I didn't listen to it much, I am currently checking the Best of Electronic I bought at the Virgin Express at Heathrow and to my surprise it doesn't have the DVD in it!!
And I remember that I checked and picked the pricy one... I paid 15.31 pounds for that!!!!!
What a rip off...
I managed to pick up a DVD edition at HMV central Sydney yesterday. It was a special import for $63.
Now I've got two versions both the American and the UK one.
Interestingly the UK one says EMI, while the American one has Warner bros/Rhino.
Attention Aussie noolers. There's one more copy there.
I still don't understand british pounds, cos it changes day to day with the conversion of u.s. currency. when music imports are sent over here, they are so overpriced.
*Animadversion* wrote: I still don't understand british pounds, cos it changes day to day with the conversion of u.s. currency. when music imports are sent over here, they are so overpriced.
What don't you get? the US dollar changes on daily basis as well... just like any currency?
Spotnick wrote:
*Animadversion* wrote: I still don't understand british pounds, cos it changes day to day with the conversion of u.s. currency. when music imports are sent over here, they are so overpriced.
What don't you get? the US dollar changes on daily basis as well... just like any currency?
roughly 50 pence to the us dollar is just too hard to calculate.
NOOLigan wrote:
Spotnick wrote:
*Animadversion* wrote: I still don't understand british pounds, cos it changes day to day with the conversion of u.s. currency. when music imports are sent over here, they are so overpriced.
What don't you get? the US dollar changes on daily basis as well... just like any currency?
roughly 50 pence to the us dollar is just too hard to calculate.
for most Americans...YES
BTW, I got the DVD, I finally bought it on Amazon.
So basically I paid twice for songs I already had... 
NOOLigan wrote:
Spotnick wrote:
*Animadversion* wrote: I still don't understand british pounds, cos it changes day to day with the conversion of u.s. currency. when music imports are sent over here, they are so overpriced.
What don't you get? the US dollar changes on daily basis as well... just like any currency?
roughly 50 pence to the us dollar is just too hard to calculate.
i just changed a commonwealth bank cheque of $250 Oz, and got back just over £90 ffs.
ripped!! 
King John Honest John wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
Spotnick wrote:
*Animadversion* wrote: I still don't understand british pounds, cos it changes day to day with the conversion of u.s. currency. when music imports are sent over here, they are so overpriced.
What don't you get? the US dollar changes on daily basis as well... just like any currency?
roughly 50 pence to the us dollar is just too hard to calculate.
i just changed a commonwealth bank cheque of $250 Oz, and got back just over £90 ffs.
ripped!!
The Aussie and US markets are piss poor.:D
NO Regret wrote:
King John Honest John wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
Spotnick wrote:
*Animadversion* wrote: I still don't understand british pounds, cos it changes day to day with the conversion of u.s. currency. when music imports are sent over here, they are so overpriced.
What don't you get? the US dollar changes on daily basis as well... just like any currency?
roughly 50 pence to the us dollar is just too hard to calculate.
i just changed a commonwealth bank cheque of $250 Oz, and got back just over £90 ffs.
ripped!!
The Aussie and US markets are piss poor.:D
well we are now getting close to one us bein 80 of our cents. five years back it was one to 50 cents.
for some reason we haven't appreciated as much against the pound and are stuck at around 40 p to the dollar. well it was about 30 p at its worst.
