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electronicskip · 28th Dec 2018, 2:02 pm

Reading the news today reveals another great name (HMV) will soon disappear from the high street as administrators are being appointed.

They were rescued a few years ago by Hilco but the writing looks to be on the wall this time for good unless they find a buyer.

I guess a lot of us own HMV Branded electrical goods and also vinyl records but its still a terrible shame to see the name disappear finally from the high street .

I still use HMV to buy physical CDs/DVDs and only use the internet to buy second hand ones.
I really hope someone saves them before its too late.

28th Dec 2018, 2:02 pm	#1
electronicskip Nonode Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Gloucester, Glos. UK. Posts: 2,150	HMV in administration. Reading the news today reveals another great name (HMV) will soon disappear from the high street as administrators are being appointed. They were rescued a few years ago by Hilco but the writing looks to be on the wall this time for good unless they find a buyer. I guess a lot of us own HMV Branded electrical goods and also vinyl records but its still a terrible shame to see the name disappear finally from the high street . I still use HMV to buy physical CDs/DVDs and only use the internet to buy second hand ones. I really hope someone saves them before its too late.