I ordered it direct from his label's store (http://loosemusic.com/) and received it after a few days. However, I've had a few things from Amazon that have taken forever to arrive.
I know it's not much help but Bruntnell's new album is well worth the wait.

oredered in July . Jim White - Transnormal skiperoo - downloaded it but left it on order and its ' out of stock - on special order' . glad you have raised this as Pete Bruntnell is next on the list- perhaps a good point to raise on his facebook page.

I pre-ordered a book from Amazon in October 2004, and I'm still waiting four years later. Very occasionally Amazon send me apologetic e-mails, asking if I'm sure I want to keep the order open, and I do, mainly to amuse myself.

http://www.spincds.com/
And probably a few others too.

...tend often to rely on their own sites/their label sites rather than Amazon and the big boys, presumably as the distrubutors are less interested and the retailers take fewer chances. I have found many an album earlier and cheaper in this way.
The added bonus is that you will also often then discover otherwise entirely unavailable tracks and albums, mini produced for the faithful.

The biggest obscure band on the planet. Their third and fourth albums went to number one in America (album four got to 4 in the UK). Unfortunately finding their first three albums in a shop is close to impossible. I believe this is because they were released on a minor label while their fourth album, which is well stocked in shops, is released through Sony.

REM say that the reason they signed with Warner after all those years on IRS was because people kept telling them at gigs that they couldn't find their CDs in the shops. Warner had the distribution muscle so REM signed with them.

I find it fascinating that their's a clutch of brilliant female fronted pop bands recording very mainstream (with a very, very slight indie slant) music but can't seem to sell any albums. Long Blondes got to 44 and 48 in the album charts with their two albums. New Young Pony Club 54. Ladyhawke got to 47. Pathetic chart placings. Even if you account for illegal downloading, it's still terrible. I can only assume their one and only handicap is that they're not on major labels so they don't have the marketing budget, the radio airplay and the prominent shop displays so people just don't know they exist. These bands have a realistic chance at top ten chartings if they had the exposure they need.

http://www.chartstats.com/index.php

KGB! Sorry to hear that you've had problems getting hold of Peter's album. Drop me a line and I'll sort it out for you.

bootleg series proved difficult for me to find in our small local branches of Zavvi n HMV - plenty of the rather pointless single CD edition. Finally picked one up in a Borders store. No wonder more people are just buying online

Good to see someone from Loose (Peter Bruntnell's label) taking the time to post on this board and may an effort to sort out kgb's problem in getting hold the album.
You don't get that sort of service from the head of Sony when it comes to hassle with Dylan albums.

OK, I was going to anyway, probably, given the reviews, the Word free track and the fact that he is right up my street, but, nonetheless, balance tipped.

Can I just ask - has it always appeared as unavailable on the Amazon site, or is it available but they keep mailing you to say they can't source it? Sorry for the boring question, but it's my job!

Sharon Jones 'Naturally' about 4 weeks ago from Amazon - they tell me it will not be with me for another 4 weeks worst case scenario. Annoying thing is I just came back from USA - they had it over there but I didnt buy it because I thought it would be here when I got back.