Exists in at least two different printings for the folder-style cover. A bright red one and the lighter one seen below, which seems to be more common.
The release date is usually given as 1972.
This is an inferior copy of (pre)-TMOQ/PoPo Productions’ GWW “SEEMS LIKE A FREEZE OUT”, which was first released around January of 1971. Matrix: 501 71 – 154 / BD – 501 71 – 155
TMOQ re-pressed this title several times. The following versions can be found based on label and PVC color differences (list may not be complete).
Quote from a person that claims to be the PoPo Productions Dylan titles:
“All done at Lewis’s Pressing Plant. They had a bunch of colored 45’s on the wall. Pick any color you want. I think the base color was Clear Vinyl with the color you asked for added to the mix. The plant had a large investment in Machinery and needed all the customers they could get. We were young crazy and would use different color Vinyl just to create a collectors Item. I liked Red and Green.”
- 1/2 labels: Orange/tangerine, light blue, red, dark green, yellow/gold, lime green, smoky (diff. color combinations).
- Bordered 1/2 labels: Orange/tangerine, red, yellow/gold
- Blank white labels: Green, blue, red, black, tangerine, smoky
- Orig. pig labels, introduced early 1973: Blue, red, yellow/gold, green, white mixed splatter
- Made In Holland labels: Red
- Smoking Pig labels: Black, lime green, red, blue
Due to the many variations for TMOQ, I have decided I’m not the right person to attempt a review of all the TMOQ’s; you really need someone who has access to most of them and has studied them for decades to do them justice.
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In 1975, Berkeley released the album in their now new trademark b&w cover art (which I’m not a fan of), the matrix remained the same.