Variation #66

Front Cover Back Cover Here’s another early batch one in really clean condition – here’s what Landon Yerby had to say about his copy: I was going through my old records today, got to this LP.  Was curious about the actual pressings, came across your site.  Lot of fun browsing the other versions out of

Variation #57

Front Cover “Perhaps it is risky to sleep in a room with full blooming sunflowers” – Darby Crash, 1974 Despite the faux-quote being attributed to Darby Crash, who would’ve been Jan Paul Beahm at the time, a great copy that was up on ebay a couple months ago and went for $20.

Variation #55

Front Cover I’ve been spacing out putting up new contributions, as we’re down to the last few ones in the reservoir. Feel free to contribute (e-mail: dietsociety (at) yahoo.com) and get your name in lights for fifteen minutes, or alternately, eternity. Another Paulc contribution, this time he bought it for $13.99 in 1994 as a

Variation #46

Front Cover Back Cover This selection comes courtesy of Imants, record collector extrordinaire and guy who has a vicious heckle. Apparently the interns at Vermiform were unpaid child labourers on the day these were decorated. Billy, age 8, would be 24 or so now. Hope this comp scared him straight to a degree and away

Variation #35

Front Cover Back Cover First of two from Vinnie Horsefacekillah. Obviously influenced by, or one of the first batch that Sam was talking about. The tinsel makes me think yes, but the other bits missing, well say no. Either way, it doesn’t really matter because this is a pretty cool cover.  Enjoy. EDIT: Here’s some

Variation #31

Front Cover Back Cover Another Drew submission, this one is really kind of nice. Block paint-printing that makes me think it’s not the same as some of the other painted ones, even though it’s done in the same hue range (red, black, brown). Looks like a thumbprint on the back there. Drew picked up this

Variation #29

Front Cover Back Cover “First we were kind of sceptical… but, hey, this record sure rules! It had us moshin’ through the living room!” This is the submission of John Piche, who suggests that you go to http://www.lovebunnipress.com and peruse some books, zines or good times written on the net. John’s recollection of the record

Variation #26

Front Cover So, for some reason I get the feeling that my copy and this one are related. Probably because of the tape edges, I mean electrical tape isn’t unique to one location for sure, but chances are if you have to crank out 20 copies in the hour after you’ve gotten up but before

Variation #25

Front Cover Ahh, Bill. Without the white hair that the White House embeds on it’s victims. Uh, presidents. Sorry about that. So this copy comes courtesy of Chris Bickel, the mad genius behind Anakrid. The text that’s nearly impossible to read, well it’s like getting a spam e-mail, complete with references to massaging and cigar

Variation #22

Front Cover This one comes courtesy of Nate Wilson, Gloom Records magnate and all around fine person (go there and buy some of his records would ya?). Also the handwriting bears a resemblance to Variation #5, which also has Fear o’ Smell as the title. Irish? Maybe. All right, here’s the words from Nate himself: