t y p e   Album l a b e l   Sub Pop c a t a l o g  #   SP34 f o r m a t   LP / Picture Sleeve l e n g t h     m a d e  i n   United States r e l e a s e d  i n   United States r e l e a s e d   1989.06.??

q u a n t i t y   a v a i l a b i l i t y   Out of print. t r a c k l i s t   Side A Blew Floyd The Barber About A Girl School Love Buzz Paper Cuts   Side B Negative Creep Scoff Swap Meet Mr. Moustache Sifting n o t e s   Sub Pop used a number of pressing plants for their vinyl (because they were always in debt and trying to secure a line of credit with whoever wanted to deal with them), but one company stands out: Erika.  While the various colored LPs may not all be from Erika, many copies mention Erika on the sleeve, the LP labels, or both. This colored vinyl is generally indicated by a small green or white sticker on the sleeve or plastic wrap -- until the item was opened, you couldn't tell what you were getting.  Some of the colored LPs were pressed on translucent pink vinyl.  (Scans of this LP have a tendency to look red.) The label on Side B has artwork from The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri: Inferno.  (This is true for all Sub Pop versions of this LP.) s o u r c e s   Joris Baas, Scott Carlin, Ville Heinila, Jim Hirte, Mark Iverson, Rob, Terry Thompson