Rare original 1979 first edition limited to 5000 copies on Industrial Records of the absolute classic third TG album, considered "the best industrial album of all time". No poster.
3CD box set released in 1991 by Mute in a limited numbered edition, collecting the first two LP's from 1977 and 1978 plus an unpublished recording from 1979. With poster and Mute booklet, no sticker.
3CD box set released in 1991 by Mute in a limited numbered edition, collecting the third and second LP's from 1979 and 1980 plus the 1981 live LP Mission of Dead Souls. With poster, no sticker.
Rare 2002 24CD box-set re-issue on Mute of the amazing "24 Hours" cassette box set from 1981 collecting recordings of 26 TG's concerts up to that year. With all inserts and still unbroken wax seal!
Amazing 7DVD collection released by Industrial Records in 2007 as a hardcover book with slipcover in a limited edition of 2000 numbered copies, containing the 1980 video recording of Heathen Earth and of several live shows from 1980 to 2005 (including one by Derek Jarman).
Original 1982 first edition on Walter Ulbricht Schallfolien limited to 1000 copies with original innersleeve of TG's last studio recording made at RAI in Rome in 1981, one of their finest achievements.
Amazing set of documents related to the in-famous 1976 pre-TG exhibition, including an 'original' stamped photographic artwork displayed there, plus 5 xeroxed (at the time) pages of newspapers cuttings and of a letter by P-Orridge, all related to the exhibition.
Original 1981 Italian edition on Base Records of Carter & Tutti's first post-TG album, a pioneering electro masterpiece under the influence of German 70's electronic music.
Original 1982 Italian edition on Base Records of Carter & Tutti's influential second post-TG album covering from minimal electro to heavy industrial dance.
Original German edition on WEA of the surprising and influential pop/ritualistic debut album from 1982 by the influential post-TG project by P-Orridige and Christopherson with ATV's Alex Fergusson, featuring Marc Almond.
Original 1983 edition on Some Bizarre of the second album by the influential pop/ritualistic post-TG project by P-Orridige and Christopherson with ATV's Alex Fergusson and featuring Monte Cazazza, Jhon Balance and David Tibet among others. No bonus EP despite the sticker on the cover.
1984 xeroxed flyer announcing PTV's European De-Tour (featuring P-Orrdige, Fergusson, Hilrmasson, Sharon Beaumont, Dorothy Max Prior plus Ken Thomas) plus other news. In original sent envelope with TOPY stamp.
Three stapled xeroxed sheets from 1984 including the Italian manifesto of the Temple Ov Psychick Youth, a presentation of Rosemary's Baby's purposes and a Rosemary's Baby mail order catalogue with address stamp and small hand-written notes.
1985 picture-disc version on Temple Records of the 12" single with two extended mixes of the song dedicated to the Rolling Stones' Brian Jones in generic white sleeve.
1985 2x7" singles with gatefold sleeve version on Temple Records two with mixes of the song dedicated to the Rolling Stones' Brian Jones plus two other tracks.
Rare poster-sleeve version of the 1986 7" EP on Temple Records with a cover version of the Beach Boys masterpiece b/w a song dedicated to film director Roman Polanski plus two more tracks.
1986 unofficial LP on purple vinyl with a soundboard recording of a P-Orridge-less (replaced by Monte Cazazza!) version of PTV live in Holland in 1985.
1990 compilation released by Thee Temple Ov Psychick Youth Scandinavia featuring Phauss, Zbigniew Karkowski, White Stains and Eld-Omala, in a limited edition of 418 numbered copies with booklet.
First 1985 edition with textured sleeve on Force & Form of Coil's second EP with a remixed track from their first album b/w their Foetus-produced moving version of Gloria Jones' (but also Soft Cell's) classic.
Rare genuine tour-CDr limited to 500 copies available mainly at performances on Coil's 2002 European tour, here with the addition of an even rarer postcard announcing their concert in Bologna on April 6, 2002 as a bonus.
Ultra-rare 1992 VHS released by Simitar / The Terrence-Higgins Trust with the first uncensored version of David Lewis's explicit film with music by Coil.