
Nothing too special, the normal pressing on black just with the Sound and Fury Stamp on the inside of the sleeve.

I also got a copy of the original demo, which had two songs that made it's way on to the 7". I think I was happier to get this than the 7", as I feel that this is a bit more special and just cooler overall. It is better simply because it has the intro. Not sure how limited this, but I'm sure it can't be more than a couple hundred.

Last is the first Down to Nothing LP, Save it for the Birds on a color that is not incredibly easy to find, green. I've seen this go for a decent amount several times and it just seems that I always get outbid or miss out on my chance to get a copy. This thing is limited to 100 copies, the same as the record release.

So there are a few older Richmond releases that still are just as awesome as they were years ago.
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I've seen the green DTN LP go for more than the record release version, which doesn't make sense to me.
I found that DTN LP in a distro box at a show about 3-4 years ago. It was the only green copy and cost me £5 (circa $8). I was stoked.
yea ive seen the record release for for less too.
For some reason when I saw the title for this post I was expecting to see some Avail records.
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