... And No One Else Wanted To Play

First press with photo cover, which was replaced with three different covers in subsequent editions. Includes lyric sheet with photos Recorded Dec. 1984 at Track Record, Hollywood, CA. ℗ © Better Youth Organization, ASCAP 1985. As SNFU on Label. S.N.F.U on front cover and edge. Regarding the album jacket, in the book that comes with, had this to say: “I’ve heard so many different stories about this album cover thing. Let me set it straight. No one ever phoned up and said they were going to sue us. Diane Arbus’ estate never did.” In 1982, withdrew their first EP from the market because they had used the same Diane Arbus image on the back of the sleeve without obtaining permission. They re-released it shortly after, with a redesigned sleeve. of had caught wind of this and alerted. Initially, the photo was replaced by a drawing of the same image done by Jah Rick, a friend of the band’s. Belke: “I’m sure the drawing would have been fine, but didn’t want anything to do with any kind of legal action. […] They are like: ‘F*ck man, we don’t wanna deal with this. We want something completely different.'” According to SNFU friend and manager Gabor “Gubby” Svoboda, “A friend of ours in Montreal did the one with the crazy Santa on a train. Then there was another one, too."