Var, the pressing info is 300 blue/gray.....mine has some blue in it, but its definitely not blue or gray, but purple swirl. just wondering if that is just part of that blue/gray 300 number or a different pressing or something.

the infamous no idea grey/purple...

There is no idea gray and no idea purple, but purple isn't mentioned at all in the discography.

it's been a while since i've pulled mine out, but i'm 99.9% sure mine is grey/purplish.

They are all different shades of the second (sounds silly) pressing. These were pressed back before var's soul was impregnated by the ghost of a collector nerd. It was all about the music, man. Before we had families and houses. Before colors were a commodity. The good ole days.

Jon

I have no recollection of the colors other than a nice bright baby blue... and that the first press was black. The rest is a blur. Perhaps that record was a precursor of things to come. Danarchy still lurks the haunts of Gainesville... as does Pung our dreams and aspirations.

Wait, did that mean anything? I think I got lost in the woods of words up there. Hmmm...

i sold off my 6" long ago, i wish i still had that.

I need to track down a copy of this.

You can have a free copy of the 6" if you ask nicely when you place another mailorder... if there are any left. We ran out of covers a while back and gave away a few hundred somewhat-warped records.

Only if I get a hand drawn 1/1 cover with a COA.

any way I could get one with a photocopied cover?

Sure, all you have to do is photocopy it.

I know, I know. If anyone should have an old photocopier, it should be me. But I do not.

I housed a CWV-related copier for a couple years, but it did not work very well. There was a local fellow in a band who would work on it for records... but he moved. We eventually put it next to the road and someone took it after a few days. (Strangely, it was the same sort of copier that I used at my old job, circa 1990-1994.)

All the new copiers are probably too good for anything I'd want to use them for. They are glorified scanners / printers. Too sharp, too digital. Somewhere, I bet there is a place that has only 1980's and 90's copiers for art students to use. Right next to the real 80's arcade games and a pet rock collection.

ha yearning for the old photocopiers, who's output, I'm guessing, were the foundation of the "Vardcore" design aesthetic?

If you can get me a board mix of the Naked Raygun show this year at Riot Fest at the Double Door, I will find a 6" for you. Please. Tell Jeff I will not let anyone else in the world hear it. Please.

Jon

well then. I may just have to call my cousin Jeff and arrange this.........name drooooooop, lulz

here is my copy, still looks more purple in fo-realz life though