LeeKaye

I was very, very confused. It is available in lots of places, so more than 200 I think. I have read about it in several shops and none mention it being ltd to200. Could be wrong.

I agree. I am 39, and a massive music fan. So much music these days leaves me cold, as I have heard it before (this is why I listed my age...there is very little that impresses me). But Shrines made me really sit up and take notice, it's really quite special.

Very happy. Shrines is one of my favourite albums of the last 5 years. Hoping some sexy vinyl variants come out (obviously).

Arrived.

Totally worth wading through the arguments.

No international?

Thanks for that. Looking forward to mine arriving.

^^^^^^^^^^^^ Same! This didn't get a repress did it?

I tried to order a couple of hours after daniele's first post, not heard back yet, but will keep people updated. And thanks.

I can't answer your question, but thanks for the reminder, I loved the singles and need to pick this up.

Pretty sure I got an email on my Aeges LP.

Ordered!

I like this so much I ordered the test press as well.

Finally opened mine. It arrived about two weeks ago, about 1 week after the shipping notice. Happy to say it is signed (big squiggle on the front) and numbered in the 800s.

No international shipping?

Postage from the UK is getting more and more expensive. I sell via ebay myself will only send via recorded/signed for to anywhere just to cover myself from problems down the line. Granted it costs more for postage, but given the draconian ebay/Paypal account freezing that happens as soon as anything goes wrong, it's worth doing. Twice in the past buyers have complained about not getting what they ordered. Only when I show them a screen with a signature on it have they just gone quiet. That said, I still often manage to charge under for postage by pence, sometimes pounds.

I am guessing they might divide by region/country or something? I would have thought more than 70 in the world would have gone for that option myself.

Checked my copy. Blue for sure, and I love the centre art. It's a tasteful naked, and really well done.

Mine arrived. I've only opened it to see the cover. It is signed (silver pen works perfectly) but I haven't opened to check nakedness/vinyl colour.

Where are you from? I am the same age as you, and found quite a few in the 90s. Mind you I studied in Nottingham here in the UK and was blessed with many good shops. Then I moved to my current place which is 1 hour from London. So I would spend many a Saturday crate digging. Before I lived somewhere with decent shops very early 90s, I used to send off an envelope to a mail order company, they would send their printed catalogue. I would then phone to reserve records, then send a cheque. The advent of the internet reduces all this to click, click...get record.

I sort of regret not getting the 4lp deluxe. But import charges on top of the rest kill it for us UK people. So kind of glad it's sold out and the option has been taken away from me.

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I thought, though I could be wrong that private collector was used to differentiate between that and a DJ. Certainly for a lot of dance music I've bought it looks like it's been dragged through hundreds of clubs and parties.

I had never heard of this band until this release. Ordered.

Thanks. I completely missed that. That's what you get for trying to look into it whilst you are supposed to be working.