Missing Link?

1992 album-length demo recorded Craig Rowe's basement studio. Remains unreleased except for a tiny (less than 15) number of these CD-r's released in 2000. Hand-written CD-r's that are inside generic plain paper sleeves (the kind with a clear plastic window on the top). These plain sleeves are kept inside unique hand-painted hand-assembled outer sleeves/pouches. No two sleeves are identical, and are all hand-made by the different band members each using a variety of different colors and materials (such as paint, markers, paper, fabric, thread etc). The pictured copy is made from two textured, soft, plastic-like peices, sewn together. Logo and art hand-painted with acrylic paint on the front cover. The back cover has small droplets of black paint splattered across it, with "Fuck This!" written in the center, in black permanent marker. The only songs from this demo to be released were the 2 originals and 2 covers that became the "Fistful of Scum" EP, and "Rock Stars on the Road" that was re-recorded as the B-Side of the Sweet Roxx 7" single in 2002. Many of the originals were re-recorded at StudioArts recording studio in late-1992, the new versions having many structural and lyrical changes, and those versions becoming the bands first 2 demos and "Sac/Dirt Cheap" 7-inch single.