Street Where Nobody Lives / What's This Shit Called Love?

The 1st pressing of 1000 copies was made in 1978. A 2nd pressing of 1000 copies was made in 1979, but there were only around 500 available picture sleeves for this repressing. The vinyl between these two pressings is thought to be identical. However, some copies of the original picture sleeves had flaps pasted to the outside of the back panel, but others had the flaps attached inside. Whether sleeve construction correlates to 1st and 2nd pressing has yet to be established. Records leftover from the 1979 second pressing were sold in 1987, and again in 1994, with newly-printed sleeves as follows: - Numbered edition of over 100 copies in orange-on-yellow sleeves, made by Skip Groff of Limp Records (uncredited): - Edition of 200 in black-on-goldenrod sleeves, with Treehouse logo on the back: - A very small edition in pink sleeves, with new text added to the back side, made by Nudrome (Johnny Dromette): - Some copies were also likely to have been distributed without picture sleeves prior to 1987. Recorded at Suma, Ohio in March of 1978. Track times not listed on release. Runouts are etched.