Green Day – Kerplunk!

This is an incredible pressing of an incredible album! 90s Green Day is the best

Really great no barcode edition with complet art, recommended album.

Has anyone noticed that the 91 and 96 have the same runout groove numbers?They look basically the same. The only difference is a handwritten C or L. Doesn’t that seem fishy to anyone? Every other Lookout release starts with an “L”. I don’t think a “c” really exists. The one for certain reissue I found(Neurosis 7”)has “re” written into the grooves. There weren’t multiple states and locations pressing this record. There had to be multiple plates on multiple machines pressing simultaneously. I believe it’s all one giant pressing right up until they start adding the printed inner advertising for other lookout releases. Even then it might be the same plates. CDs were the latest in high fidelity. Nobody cared about the quality of a vinyl pressing in the 90s.

Not much of a difference between this, and the 1st press. besides this being pressed on thicker wax, Less chance of yellowing on cover, and maybe 50/50 having a L.O. catalogue(My sealed pressing came with one :).

After tons of irl digging, and asking friggen John Golden(guy who cut this on vinyl for the "Lookout" days) Only difference in pressing quality would be the "96" is "a copy made from a Duplicate of the first press metal stampers" to probably cut some costs instead of a full on re-cut. which is why you see an "C"(=Copy) in the deadwax instead of "L" on this press, and tons of OG 1st's.

unless you are a stupid purist like me. this copy is pretty much a re-press of the first..minus the high price.

Awesome sound, awesome music. The 7" is an amazing throwback!

Album sounds brilliant. No complaints at all! It is important to note to prospective buyers that only the Sweet Children 7” spins at 45RPM. The main album is at the standard 33RPM speed.

Sounds just fine, why's a remaster needed, and what's it do rather than just bring the levels up so loud.

Great sounding pressing. If you are fan, you should absolutely add this one

I have a copy I just recently purchased. Every marking and identifier is there, but the record is black vinyl, not splatter. Has anyone else found a version like this?

There are several repressings of the Kerplunk Lookout Records version i believe because of the growing popularity of the band. Does anybody know or have the 1st pressing? I wanna know the difference between the 1st and later pressings.