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In Camera: Era - VINYL LPTitle: Era Artist: In Camera Label: 4Ad Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 652637350814 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2015 06 09 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM IMPORT In Camera David Steiner (voice keyboards), Andrew Gray (guitar), Pete Moore (bass) and Jeff Wilmott (drums, piano) are among the more mysterious acts of 4AD's early alumni (Bauhaus, The Birthday Party, MASS, Modern English, Rema Rema, The The). Active between 1978 and 1981,
Title: EraArtist: In Camera
Label: 4Ad
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 652637350814
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-06-09
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
In Camera - David Steiner (voice / keyboards), Andrew Gray (guitar), Pete Moore (bass) and Jeff Wilmott (drums, piano) - are among the more mysterious acts of 4AD's early alumni (Bauhaus, The Birthday Party, MASS, Modern English, Rema-Rema, The The).Active between 1978 and 1981, in the thick of London's post-punk scene, they enjoyed an intense and fruitful short time together. Coming to the label's attention when they supported Bauhaus at the Billy's venue in Soho, their only releases came with two singles in 1980 - the double A-side 7" of 'Final Achievement' and 'Die Laughing' (AD 8) and the IV Songs EP (BAD 19). Calling it a day before they recorded an album, 4AD fittingly issued the posthumous release of the 12" EP, Fin (BAD 205), using the band's epic, three-track John Peel Session.Ten years after amicably splitting, 4AD released the now long out of print retrospective CD, 13 (Lucky For Some) (BAD 205 CD), coercing the band back in to a studio to record four songs they had played live but not committed to tape to complete the release. Things returned to quiet until interest to licence their music came from experimental French label Desire Records (who subsequently pressed up a limited mini-album of the first two singles entitled IV Songs + II in 2011) sparking In Camera's interest to compile Era, the definitive and final word on their band.Era focuses solely on the group's earlier material with the deluxe, double CD package containing their three singles in chronological order on Disc One and eleven not-previously-released tracks on Disc Two - two demos, four live recordings and five tracks from a recently found rehearsal tape. The gatefold LP version has all but one track from the three singles and seven of the never-before-released tracks.
Tracks:
1.1 Die Laughing
1.2 Final Achievement
1.3 Fragments of Fear
1.4 The Attic
1.5 The Conversation
1.6 Legion
1.7 Co-Ordinates (Peel Session)
1.8 Apocalypse (Peel Session)
1.9 Scars (Demo)
1.10 Colour in the Home (Live at the Scala 1979)
1.11 The Conversation (Live at the Scala 1979)
1.12 On the Retina (Live at the Marquee 1981)
1.13 The Attic (Brixton Rehearsal 1980)
1.14 Co-Ordinates (Brixton Rehearsal 1980)
1.15 The Fatal Day (Brixton Rehearsal 1980)
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works great
Size: 6 Ft, Color: Black
works great
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Works For Desired Use
Color: Black, Size: 4 Panel-136‘’W-Round Pad
I recently purchased the Room Divider 6FT Folding Privacy Screens, 4 Panel Partition Room Dividers, and I must say, it has transformed the way I use my living space. The four-panel design is both elegant and functional, providing instant privacy without feeling bulky or overwhelming in my room.
Setting it up was a breeze; the folding mechanism is smooth, allowing me to adjust the configuration as needed—straight, angled, or zigzag. I particularly appreciate the sturdy build; the panels feel solid yet lightweight, making it easy to move around when I want to reconfigure my space.
Aesthetically, it’s a great addition. The neutral finish blends well with my décor, and the simple design doesn’t draw too much attention while still offering a sense of separation. It’s perfect for creating a temporary office corner, dividing a studio apartment, or even using it as a backdrop for online meetings.
If I had to point out a minor downside, it would be that the divider isn’t completely soundproof—so conversations can still carry through—but for visual privacy and space management, it’s excellent. Overall, I’m extremely satisfied and would recommend it to anyone looking for a versatile and stylish room divider.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
True to size & Use a Drill
Color: Beige, Size: 3 Panel-102‘’-Round Pad, Color: Beige, Size: 3 Panel-102‘’-Round Pad
Love this! Works perfectly for where I wanted it. I did measure my room incorrectly and thought it would be smaller, thankfully it’s not and thankfully it’s not bigger than the room itself. I did like how the whole thing was move-able but it was a bit annoying so I just added extra clips to the left of the middle one and unscrewed the right of the middle at the bottom so it opens like a door, this did make it a bit flimsy but duck taping it to the wall as anchor it works.
100% recommend, but do suggest a drill and a second set of hands to put it together, due to its size it can be a bit difficult to maneuver putting together yourself.
Also if you have a clingy cat like I do, and think this will help keep them out, no, my cat who is very large can manage to squeeze underneath it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
★★★★★ 1
waste of money
Color: Black, Size: 4 Panel-136‘’W-Round Pad
This is a total waste of money. Its only going to free stand if you arent moving it. If you are planning on dividing a room, and then folding these for space and then dividing the room again, itll last a few days. The poles kept coming off of the screws that holds the fabric on the poles together. Was fixing this EVERY DAY. Finally got tired of doing this and just threw it out. Lot of money spent on garbage. Get a sheet room divider, or something that isnt cheaply made. Was simply making an office type space in a bedroom, to seperate the two areas for work, and folding it kept making the poles come off those twisted screws. just not worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Absolutely love this room divider!
Color: Beige, Size: 3 Panel-102‘’-Round Pad, Color: Beige, Size: 3 Panel-102‘’-Round Pad
When they say you can't see anything through it, they are correct. As you can see by the video, the cars are traveling by with the sunlight on the divider and you still can't see any cars passing nor can you see the ones in the parking lot. You can also tell it blocks out the sunlight too which is a definite plus for our store. Quality material on the divider. Material is nice and snug on the poles with no ripples. I also like the base of these, they make the divider nice and sturdy and can be adjusted if floor is uneven. Also the design of the legs allow them to go under your furniture. Also putting them together is pretty easy. Just make sure you when you are putting the poles together to make sure at the top of the pole that the indent screw hole faces out. This makes for a better look. The directions don't say which way to turn and at 1st, I had one, one way and the other was another way as both ways work that way but I wanted a uniform/better look.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024