Green Day 39/Smooth 1990 Lookout Records #22 with Insert OOP Berkeley Address
$
135
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Description
This is a first or second pressing of Green Day's debut LP 39 Smooth. This is the default black vinyl, not the green vinyl that came out around the same time. This is listed for anywhere from $180 to $250 on used vinyl sites and is priced to sell. Any minor wear to the jacket is shown in the provided pictures. For a 31 year old record, both the vinyl and the jacket are in great condition. The record sounds great and looks basically untouched. The music completely drowns out any surface noise that the record has. The original insert is in near mint condition. It has minor wear to the corners but no creases or tears. This LP is pretty rare. As it was limited and is 31 years old not a ton can be left in near perfect condition like this one.
Recorded in twenty two hours from 4:30 PM, Dec. 29th 1989 to midnight, Jan. 2nd, 1990 at Art of Ears in San Francisco
Mastered at K-Disc
Including a black and white insert with art and lyrics
Cat# on spine and labels: No. 22
Cat# on back cover: #22
Mastering credits derived by the runout grooves
Processed (Plating/Metalwork) at Greg Lee Processing based on the etchings
First or Second pressing with Berkeley address on the back cover. There is debate as to whether all of the black vinyl were sold out before Lookout! Records moved from Laytonville to Berkeley. Along with needing to change the address, Lookout! was under threat of lawsuit for using the IRS Records logo on the original insert. There are claims that some of these leftover records were repackaged into the Berkeley address jackets with slightly modified inserts that removed the IRS Records name and logo. This would have made them indistinguishable from any repressing that was put into those jackets. So that's what I mean when I say this is either the first or second pressing, both of which are from 1990.
Track B5 spelled incorrectly as "The Judges Daughter" without the apostrophe on both back cover and on the vinyl sticker. Officially titled "The Judge's Daughter".
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): LOOKOUT 22-A BILL, MIKE, JOHN: LOYAL FILTH GROUPIES L-34891 WE ? JAKE
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): LOOKOUT·22-B CALL BACK TOMORROW, IT'S A SCHOOL NIGHT L-34891X
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