Remember Rome - The Early Years

Most of the credits are taken from the full sized LP jacket that was cut into a circular shape, so some the artwork at the edges isn't visible because they were cropped out. The dead-wax matrix data is exactly the same - only the picture disc functionality is different from the common black vinyl version. The full album sleeve that houses the standard black vinyl pressing was cut into circles to create this VERY limited edition picture disc at the notorious and long defunct PRI pressing plant in Wyandanch, New York. These very limited "experiments" used the corresponding jackets for the graphic component of these crude picture discs. The "picture" edges on this copy are more smoothly trimmed than other releases. Other limited picture discs from this pressing plant are frequently trimmed a bit roughly, sometimes with stray bits of cardboard embedded in the outermost lead-in groove dead-wax, or randomly on either side's surface. No catalog numbers appear here since the accompanying jacket was used by the pressing plant technician to create the "picture", the catalog number was cropped out of the front upper-left corner and isn't visible, and the standard center label art wasn't used at all for this particular pressing.