Bozo Clowns: The LPs

And finally the 12″s:

Regular version, black vinyl:

Test press, white labels:

Bozo Clowns: The CDs

And here are the CDs:

EU version:

US version. Note the little differences to the EU version. This the one with blue disc and white lettering. The version with the white disc and blue lettering is currently at a friend; I will post pictures later.

Japanese version on Toys Factory. I think this one came with on obi strip which is unfortunately missing. However, the Japanese insert is included.

Bozo Clowns: The Tapes

Here we go again, this time it’s the „Return of the fabulous Metal Bozo Clowns“ part of my collection.

EU version:

US version:

Polish version on Carnage (again, I’m not sure if this is a legit release; however, it looks more official than the „Ooh crikey…“ version):

Promo tape:

Ooh crikey, it’s… Lawnmower Deth: The LPs

And finally here are the 12″s.

Black vinyl:

Green vinyl:

Test press:

Rough Trade Promo:

Ooh crikey, it’s… Lawnmower Deth: The CDs

Here are the CDs of „Ooh crikey…“. Missing is an US version with red disc and black lettering. I’m still looking for that one 😉

EU version:

US version (pink disc, white lettering, different back cover):

US version in longbox (still sealed):

Ooh crikey, it’s Lawnmower Deth: The tapes

Alright, here we go with the first full length of the Deth. It was the first album I knew of these guys and was hooked ever since.

Let’s start with the tapes:

EU version. Two sided booklet with lyrics etc.

US version. Different cover. No lyrics. Includes the „Kids in America“ EP.

Polish version. Tact Productions. Was this officially licensed by Earache? I have no clue.

Promo tape. Contains the „Kids in America“ EP.

Mowdeer (Demo, 1988)

This is the first version I ever got. Clear tray, clear tape, white labels with black lettering.

Second version I got. Clear/black tray, black tape, no labels. On the back of the cover there’s Mightymow’s handwritten address.

I thought I had all versions of this demo until Steve told me they made one version that included stickers. So I had to get that one as well 🙂
Clear gray, Sony tape with sticker, two additional stickers.

I’m actually not quite sure if this version is an original. But it looks as though.
Clear/black tray, clear/black tape, no labels.

LPs

„Mower Liberation Front“ (Split with Metal Duck, 1988) (l to r):
Original version on R.K.T. Records (standard sleeve).
Original version on R.K.T. Records (gatefold sleeve).
Re-release on Boss Tuneage Records.
Test pressing of the Boss Tuneage re-release.

„Ooh crikey, it’s…“ (1990) (l to r):
Black vinyl.
Green vinyl.
Test press, unglued cover and inserts.
Promo 12″.

„Kids in America“ (1991) (l to r):
Regular version.
Lawnmower Def Promo 12″.
Promo with white labels.
Test press.
7″.

„Return of the fabulous Metal Bozo Clowns“ (1992) (l to r):
Black vinyl.
Test press, Earache sleeve.

„Billy“ (1993) (l to r):
Regular version.
Test press, Earache sleeve.

Far right:
V/A „A rather nasty dream on Papplewick Pond“ (includes different version of „Doe doe doe“).

CDs

„Mower Liberation Front“ (Split with Metal Duck, 1989) (l to r):
Original release on R.K.T. Records.
Re-release on Boss Tuneage Records (including bonus DVD).
Japanese version of the Boss Tuneage re-release (including bonus DVD).

„Ooh crikey, it’s…“ (1990) (l to r):
US version in longbox.
EU version.
US version (pink disc).

„Kids in America“ (1991) (l to r):
EU version.
US remix version (as Lawnmower Def).

„Return of the fabulous Metal Bozo Clowns“ (1992) (l to r):
EU version.
US version (blue disc with white lettering).
Japanese version on Toy’s Factory.

„Billy“ (1993) (l to r):
EU version.
US version.
Japanese version on Toy’s Factory.
Promo.

Tapes

„Mowdeer“ Demo (1988) (l to r):
Clear tape with printed labels.
Black tape.
Sony tape with gold sticker.
Clear/black tape.

„Ooh crikey, it’s…“ (1990) (l to r):
EU version.
US version.
Polish version.
Promo tape.

„Return of the fabulous Metal Bozo Clowns“ (1992) (l to r):
EU version.
US version.
Polish version.
Promo tape.

„Billy“ (1993) (l to r):
EU version.
US version.