This year marks a full century since the first hmv store opened its doors at 363 Oxford Street in London, and on July 24 we'll be celebrating our 100th birthday in style with a brand new and exclusive range of limited edition vinyl just for you...

As part of our birthday celebrations we're pleased to announce the new 1921 Centenary Edition range, for which we have carefully curated a selection of the finest albums and soundtracks from the last 100 years and had them specially pressed onto some beautiful coloured vinyl - all of which will be available exclusively in hmv stores on Saturday July 24 and from store.hmv.com at 4pm the same day. As ever, our exclusives will be available on a first come, first served basis... and when they're gone, they're gone!

The third album from dance pioneers The Prodigy first made its arrival in 1997 and saw Liam Howlett and co. start to move away from their hardcore rave roots, using hip-hop samples and mangled guitars to create a crossover hit that not only proved to be one the decade’s best albums, but also helped establish dance acts as viable festival headliners.

Featuring hits such as ‘Firestarter’ and the Kool Keith-sampling ‘Smack My Bitch Up’. The Fat of the Land returns to stores in July as part of centenary line-up with a new and exclusive repress on Neon Orange vinyl and limited to 1000 copies.

Plenty up on ebay at inflated prices though..

I guess you could pre-order it in advance and they'd sold all the stock allocated to the digital store a few weeks ago.

You couldn't pre-order it James. I asked in store and online and digital sales went live at 4pm.
It did look odd using "sold out" as the placeholder but the others I checked were the same.