100 numbered copies in silk-screened sleeve.
7" also in numbered picture sleeve with unique teeth mark-impressions.
The first catalog number appears on the record labels. The second appears on the 12" sleeve and the third appears on the 7" sleeve.
This record was inspired from a very vivid dream had by Matt Waldron... recollected below...
"In a mostly deserted indoor shopping mall I'm looking for a shop where David Jackman is supposed to be doing a... lecture? Or maybe a performance? When I find the room, it looks like a classroom at a community college. Mr. Jackman is already there. Apparently the few photos I've seen of him are all wrong: he's actually an elderly Amish fellow, with a stereotypically Amish-looking white beard (sans moustache) and looking the very picture of style in an Irish tweed suit and cloth cap.
Whatever else was supposed to be happening is instantly forgotten when I spot a large fold-out table against the wall piled high with new Organum LPs. All the albums have white sleeves with hand-drawn covers and hand-written text, and somehow I know that all of the LPs inside are one-sided. Everything is very reasonably priced and I waste no time grabbing as many of the gorgeous little darlings as I can carry. The cover of one on the top of my pile has a stylised bear's head drawn in blue and black ink on the front, and a similarly rendered fox (with overlarge ears and an oddly-proportioned body) on the back. The title, or perhaps just an explanation, is handwritten on the front 'The Other Side Is Blank'."
M.S. Waldron, June 2012.
The 7" sleeve features an impression of Matt Waldron's teeth - each impression is unique (an homage to David Jackman's thumb print that he used on those great limited 7's).