The Poo Factory Rehearsal Demo ‎(Cass, S/Sided)

First Demo recorded in their basement with "two microphones, a dusty 8-track, and some fine cuisine (courtesy of Taco Bell)." Poo Factory was made merely to get gigs at local clubs. Poo Factory was discontinued in 1991 when their second demo, Bowling For Midgets, was released. Predating the more well known nuclear green j-card release, the pink label version of the Poo Factory Demo was released featuring artwork by Jean Boudin, the band's creator and bassist. "-the pink one was the original cover. I drew the cover and I’m a shitty artist. Some guy at my High School was a pretty rad artist so I asked him to draw a better version. He drew a few other things in our early art before we came across Mark. I wanted Nuclear Rabbit to have something similar to Iron Maiden with like cool imagery to go with the music." The differences between the two releases are marginal outside of their illustrated covers, with print quality varying between the two in terms of their assets, e.g. photos, images and lyrics. Overall, both releases are essentially the exact same in musical content.