Rebuilding Comp

One hundred were pressed on clear gold vinyl for the purpose of trading. Some records came with inserts that stated such. Clear gold records came with a cover of yellow paper with red ink and had yellow labels with green text. Black vinyl records came with a cover made of purple ink on gray paper, black ink on green paper, or black ink on white paper. Labels were yellow with green text (like the gold vinyl version), green with yellow text or black with text text. Labels colors may represent different pressings. Also, the green and white covers are different from the purple and red covers. The covers consist of 2 two-sided sheets of paper. There is a text layout and design difference between the back side of the front page and the front and back side of the last page between the purple/red covers and green/white covers. It is assumed that the green and white covers came later.

The versions known to exist:

Gold Vinyl - Yellow Labels with Green Text - Yellow Sleeve with Red Ink (100 Pressed)
Black Vinyl - Yellow Labels with Green Text - Grey Sleeve with Purple Ink
Black Vinyl - Green Labels with Yellow Text - Grey Sleeve with Purple Ink
Black Vinyl - Black Labels with White Text - Grey Sleeve with Purple Ink
Black Vinyl - Black Labels with White Text - Green Sleeve with Black Ink
Black Vinyl - Black Labels with White Text - White Sleeve with Black Ink