Beware of weird bootlegs of both this album and Yardsale being packaged together and sold as NOS by Terry at NewWorldRecords in Grimsby Ontario. I bought them- He assured me they were legit..when I received them they had paste on sticker covers on the tapes - covering up already used tapes and the fidelity was dull compared to the original releases. The stickers have ink jet printing, not Screen print like the originals. The covers are oversaturated color ink jet print on quality paper. Not color process. I've been in the process of finding out why he's selling these as old stock.. and I have yet to find out real important details and he claims the organization that sold him multiples (as soon as I purchased them he put up 2 more..that was a red flag in itself) went out of business. I asked for contact info..and he does not respond. Never experienced such a thing. Let's get this clear, I'm not trying to flame Terry - I just have to bring this to attention of collectors. He may very well have been at the receiving end of a bad thing, and as I tried to say to him and give him the benefit, possibly the band went cheap and cut down the printing, and pasted over old tapes they got cheap .. and sped up the master a bit..(yes tapes a bit fast) - no fold out lyrics in Yardsale on the boot - BUT the kicker was the lineage - when I look at the paste on labels of the tapes with a 10x loupe.. it's clear they were printed on ink jet. There was no such thing as ink jet printing in 1988-1990 at least not commercially . The labels also peeled back really easily - there was no oxidation that a tape from 1988 would have , no yellowing. Nothing. Pure white ink jet cassette labels exact dimensions to typical avery labels and same sticker quality. MODERN REPROS. This is not just conjecture or my educated opinion. I have verified this with one of the key members of the band who immediately said FAKE when I presented the images of the tapes and covers. It's now going into legal territory.