Sep 14, 2004 • 1 min read

Tesco reverses Goldie Lookin' Chain album ban

Tesco has agreed to stock Goldie Lookin' Chain's Greatest Hits after the rappers picketed their Newport branch in protest at an earlier decision not to.

Tesco have decided not to ban Goldie Lookin Chain's new album, 'Greatest Hits', which was released yesterday, after a mini-protest by the GLC boys themselves. Tesco had originally planned not to stock the album, presumably because of the liberal amount of swearing that appears, and the fact it features songs like 'Your Mother's Got A Penis' (which, by the way, is one of the highlights of the album). On hearing that news the Newport rappers decided to picket the Harlech Retail Park branch of the supermarket in their hometown in retaliation. The supermarket has now backed down and agreed to stock the album.

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