What Holds Us Apart

Blue/White Sleeve - Lighter color blue than the accepted Foundation press. Black Labels.

Red/White Sleeve, Red Labels

Green/white Sleeve, Green Labels.

This is the accepted press, 33rpm, lighter labels, blue/white sleeve. Most copies included a large foldout poster insert. After those were gone smaller legal sized inserts were used. One hundred records with legal sized inserts had numbered sleeves (inside corner). Also, a small number of records included one sided inserts that had only the lyrics.

This press was technically the 2nd press produced by Foundation Records. It has black/silver foundation labels that are different from the rejected and accepted press' photo labels. This press of 1000 records were sold to and then re-sold by Mindpower Records. They included Mindpower Records inserts. After most of the Mindpower press was sold out a box containing an unknown number of records was found at Foundation Records. They were sold with a Confusion Sleeve, which also included a Mindpower insert.

This is the rejected press (1st chronologically), 45rpm, dark labels, Five hundred pressed. This press was rejected by the band because they did not like the mix. Each member received 100 copies. Chris Bratton sold his records off. Those records were then re-sold at the 1st Dayton Hardcore Fest with covers and numbered inserts (though some did not come with inserts). This is the "chain crew" press. The remaining 400 records have been seen with no covers, bootlegged Confusion sleeves (see info on Mindpower Press), photocopies sleeves from the accepted 1st press, etc.