the back cover of the jacket has the front cover artwork wrapping around the spine, creating a nice flow. the song title typography clearly took some time to set, but it was worth it! i like the way the B-side titles have to warp around the wavy lines in order to remain in balance of the A-side set of type. these jackets are professionally printed and glued on a matte cover stock...
there is also a fold out poster insert included which features the cover art on a smaller scale for you to hang on your bedroom wall. it's a nice gesture, but i would have loved to have seen the lyrics printed on the other side since they were shelling out already for a printed insert....
the A and B labels are just the re-appropreated art and typography from the back cover. it works cause the art is strong, but it would have been awesome to see some more of Dusty's art on their instead....
so yeah, this came out on Swami Records, but i believe you have to order it thru Midheaven... either way, it's worth your time to track it down.
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