Believe In

Picture sleeves were silk-screened on either paper (manila envelopes, or paper bags) or on heavy cardboard (this). Cardboard sleeves are folded and taped along two sides, in order to create a pocket. Cardboard may be white, or unbleached brown. Some copies also have rubber stamps added to the picture sleeve and/or the generic inner sleeve. Includes a folded card stock lyrics/credits insert. Some copies may also contain a small listening instruction insert, and/or a band sticker. Vinyl is translucent. When held to light copies can vary from dark brown to an amber/red. The matrix runout inscriptions make it clear that the person cutting the lacquers anticipated this result. From the insert: "recorded February 26, 1994, and mixed on another date which i happen to forget right now at Rumenal Records in Mississauga." "engineered by Mike Pedrow, produced by shotmaker mastered at the lacquer channel in Don Mills May 25,1994."