Real Men Don't Watch Quincy

1st Pressing: 700 copies on Translucent Gold wax with yellow center labels. Pinkish/red color sleeves, numbered out of /700, black insert.
2nd Pressing: 50 copies on Black wax (some have White marble) with yellow center labels. Black & white sleeves, many are hand colored on the backs and some fronts in various color pastel markers, numbered out of /50, purple insert.
3rd Pressing: 700 copies on White wax with purple on white center labels. Purple sleeves, numbered out of /700, purple insert.
15x Test Pressings with large center hole and printed "test pressing" center labels, numbered out of /15. Gold "textured" sleeves with black print, black insert. These are tests for the 1st pressing on Gold only. Matrix run-off etchings are as follows: U-26979M, LSR1003 - A/side: The earache is over, B/side: Your face is killing me
5x Test Pressings for remastered 2nd and 3rd Pressings. Small center hole, numbered out of /5. Photocopy Chi-Pig sleeve. Matrix run-off texts are: #0469, L-36437 - A/side: Gang Green sucks even worse now, B/side: Kris know worm eye?
25x Gold wax first pressing copies have A/side center labels on both sides and come enclosed in a very heavy duty metal hinged sleeve. The front is etched with S.N.F.U. and the unique #/25. The inner dust sleeve is thick construction grade red paper, hand stamped with their corresponding outer number. The insert is completely different than the standard ones; it's a two sided 8.5x11 green sheet of thick paper. This insert contains old pictures, cartoon drawings, lyrics and interviews.
1x First Pressing Gold copy includes the acrylic "acetate" negative film used to print the sleeves. This copy also contains a set of unstuck yellow center labels and a first pressing pink sleeve that is un-numbered.
At least one known copy of the first pressing is mis-printed with a double printing, causing sort of a 3D effect.
Approximately 350x "Bootleg" copies on Purple wax with pink center labels. These are from the 1st pressing plates and were originally intended to be the 3rd pressing of /700 but the color was rejected. Most of these were lost in a train crash but approximately 350 were salvaged and put into 4 different home-made sleeves (one is numbered out of /150, one /100 and the other two are numbered out of /50.) No insert with these.