Stephen Pound MP is giving away his CD collection inside Parliament

People who have been passing through Portcullis House in London have seen Labour Party politician Stephen Pound trying to give away his CD collection.

Sky Political Correspondent Kate McCann wrote on Twitter, "Today just gets weirder. Stephen Pound MP has set up a stall giving away his CD collection in Portcullis House (inside Parliament) because he’s standing down at the next election. "I have crap taste in music" he is declaring to passers by."

McCann added, "(I was tempted by a Bruce Springsteen album to tell you the truth until I realised I don’t own a CD player)"

(I was tempted by a Bruce Springsteen album to tell you the truth until I realised I don’t own a CD player)

— Kate McCann (@KateEMcCann) September 5, 2019

A few people have posted the CDs they picked up from Stephen Pound, including a "motorway services Meat Loaf compilation", and a copy of Arcade Fire's The Suburbs. Check them out below.

I am now the proud owner of a motorway services Meat Loaf compilation formerly owned by Stephen Pound MP. Live versions all the way down. pic.twitter.com/VmdEvgiGuo

— Mikey Smith (@mikeysmith) September 5, 2019

Stephen Pound is retiring and giving out free CDs in Portcullis House. Westminster may have lost a big beast, but I've gained a superb album. pic.twitter.com/g3LhYKG8wA

— Alexander Brown (@AlexofBrown) September 5, 2019

Stephen Pound MP is standing down at the next election and is giving away CDs in Parliament.

I got a some Irish folk. pic.twitter.com/JogRR4lBlc

— Oliver Milne (@OliverMilne) September 5, 2019