Yes I can verify this. When the original delivery of product was made to the Appearing / KLF offices I was the only one in at the time. I signed for the delivery and had a look at what had come in. Ooo new KLF single. One for me and one for my flatmate thankyou very much ( yes this is also a confession I guess ). Later on Sally F comes back to the office. I notify her of the delivery and she takes a look at the product. As usual she goes off on one ( known for her mercurial temperament is Sally ) and rings the pressing plant. A guy in a van comes to pick up the remaining 198 singles ( me keeping very quiet ) and to this day I never enquired as to the reason the initial batch was rejected. Now I know. End of story Andy PS Mail me off list sometime Tim - andy@adlee.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: ThePositiveVoid@cs.com To: klf@mailman.xmission.com Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 9:42 AM Subject: Re: [KLF] Grey vinyl IGUN In a message dated 07/02/02 00:35:42 GMT Standard Time, bouwes@hotmail.com writes: What does the original look like then when you take a look at the run off groove? The ORIGINAL grey vinyl (200 DJ copies) did not have JAMS 28T in the run out They re-pressed the 12" for people on their mailing list after etching the cat no onto the plate The plate was later lost and used by whomever had it to press still further copies The plate is now in my custody and has not been used - although i had thought of doing a limited edition picture disc :) K2 Plant Hire Rebuilding Bridges Await Further Instruction