Record has a picture label on one side only (the other being a plain white). The reason for this was that the printer (who had a drug problem) drilled a hole through the other label that was too large for the spindle on the stamper at the pressing plant. This meant that when the label was set on the spindle on the upper stamper - it fell off! (This unused label originally had a purple-tinted logo saying "Vinyl Rhythm" - a dance record shop frequented by the band and who had released a couple of earlier records by them).
Due to other problems at the pressing plant only 400 copies were pressed with about 40 of these being too warped to sell. Came in a plain black die-cut card sleeve.
The purple-tinted image on the label is that of the fire of the bowling alley at the shore-end of Southend Pier (Essex, UK) that completely gutted this historical landmark.
Mastered at Porky's Mastering, London.