There is a bootleg that just came out. No issues that are found with the SST pressing.

Does anyone know if the '87-'91 pressings are any decent? How do they compare to the OG New Alliance pressing and the later dogshit ones?

My pressing has alternate lyrics to Silly Girl printed on the back cover. Instead of "When you're just a silly boy like me, you're always so scared. Now I'm just out of luck, I wonder if you ever cared" it reads "When you're just a silly boy like me, you're always so scared. I was too scared to love you, even though I really cared".

I bought my copy second hand more than 15 years ago. The vinyl was in a clear plastic bag instead of the usual white dust sleeve. Were other copies like this or did the previous owner possibly switch sleeves?

does anyone else also have a misspelling in rockstar "let's exploit rock and rool" instead of "let's exploit rock and roll"?

How are the new pressings of this album? Good or do I need to search for an 80's copy?

This album contains one of the best ever written songs in rock 'n' roll history, and that is "Good Good Things". The ultimate peak in roughness and melody combined. Everything's here in 2 minutes or so.

Does anyone else have a copy which is very dark brown vinyl, only noticable under a very strong light?

I bought this when it first came out and it came with a little sticker inside the sleeve, the dimensions were 2 by 3 or 2 by 2 inches and picture on the sticker was the cover of the record, same color to. I can't be more specific because I sold my copy years ago, but I haven't seen this mentioned. So if you have this record, check inside the sleeve, good luck.

Did anyone else notice a typo in the lyrics of Christmas Vacation on the back cover? Mine says "but why did you not talk to be" instead of "but why did you not talk to me"...?