Shove/Packin' A Rod (7", Sub Pop, US, 1990)
Limited edition Singles Club single, available on green vinyl. Front cover is a studio photo of the band by Charles Peterson; back cover is a live shot of Donita by Peterson. [catalog #sp58]

Shove/Fast (7", Sub Pop, Europe, 1990)
Unlimited European single, available in the US only as an import. "Fast" is the Jack Endino version of "Fast and Frightening." Back cover: photo from same session as above but with different pose; back cover: another live shot of Jennifer, by Peterson. [catalong #sp 1/105]

Teriyaki Asthma Volume III (7", C/Z, US, 1990)
L7: Blood Stains (Agent Orange cover); Babes in Toyland: Fleshcrawl; Frightwig: Hellway to High; Dickless: Sweet Teeth. This unlimited edition pink vinyl release later was included on the CD version of the entire Teriyaki Asthma 7" series. Front cover: pink and blue drawing of women; back cover: photo of an ear with song titles.

Pretend We're Dead/Shitlist (7"/cs, Slash London, UK, 1992)
Limited version, red vinyl. The cassette is also limited edition, red. Front cover features girl's legs with L7 logo tattoo; back cover is a photo of the band by Damion Ramero. [catalog #INT 869 692-7 / UK LASH 34 (vinyl); catalog #INT 869 692-4 / UK LASCS 34]

Pretend We're Dead/Shitlist (CD-5, Slash/Liberation Records, Australia, 1992)
This is a CD single sold in a envelope package with the L7 hands logo tattoo on the legs photo on the cover with drippy/scary style type for the title "Pretend". The back is a photo of the band by Dameon Ramero printed on a solid green background with a yellow L7. The disc is a picture of the tattoo from the cover in light green and black.

Pretend We're Dead/Shitlist/Lopsided Head/Mr. Integrity
(12"/CD-5, Slash London, UK, 1992)
The Picture disc is a special, limited 12" vinyl disc with the L7 logo/tattoo photo on one side and a picture of the band by Dameon Ramero on the other. It was sold in a clear sleeve with a two sided, one sheet of the same artwork that is on the disc. [catalog #INT 869 693-1 / UK LASHX 34 (12"); #INT 869 693-2 / UK LASCD 34]

Pretend We're Dead/Fast and Frightening (exclusive live version)
(7"/cs, Slash London, UK, 1992)
This 7" is a rerelease of the single Pretend available on an unlimited basis. The front cover is a body bending over backwards (from the Pretend We're Dead video) in front of the L7 hands logo and a block, green L7 in the upper left hand corner. The back is a full color photo of the band but no photographer is credited. The B-side, "Fast and Frightening," was recorded live at Finsbury Park, UK, June 6th, 1992. The vinyl is garden verity black. [catalog #UK LASH 42 / INT 869 960-7 (7"); catalog #UK LASCS 42 / INT 869 960-4]

Pretend We're Dead (CD Box Singles-UK) (CD-5, Slash London, UK, 1992)
This is a tricky one to describe. It is called a Limited Edition CD Digipak and is comprised of a CD single box set which is a three fold box and holds two CD singles. It was released initially as the box containing one of the singles and an empty space for the second single. On the single that came with the box is "Pretend We're Dead" and live versions of "Shove" and "Shitlist" from the Finsbury Park show. The front and back of the box is the same as the artwork for the 7" single re-release (picture from the video and color pic. of the band on the back) with the addition of the words to "Pretend" and an illustration that appeared on the album on two of the inside flaps. A week after the box was released, the CD single that would occupy the space in the box was released. It also contained "Pretend We're Dead" with the addition of the live versions of "Fast and Frightening", "(Right On) Thru" and "Diet Pill."
[catalog # UK LACDP 42 / INT 869 963-2 (first release)]
[catalog # UK LASCD 42 / INT 869 961-2 (the second)]

Everglade/Freak Magnet (7", Slash London, UK, 1992)
Special edition lime green vinyl with exclusive Butch Vig version of Freak Magnet (which was later re-recorded with ggGarth Richarson as producer for the 1994 release HUNGRY FOR STINK). Front cover: black and white cartoon by Coop; back cover: black and white photo of the band by Damion Ramero. [catalog #INT 869 748-7 UK LASH 36]

Everglade ("12, Slash London, UK, 1992) [promotional]
12" promotional vinyl primarily sent to dance club DJs. The song is on one side with the hands logo, L7, and the title, while the other side is an etched picture of the dominatrix from the "Smell the Magic" T-shirt. [catalog # LASHXDJ 36]

Everglade/Freak Magnet/Scrap ("12, Slash London, UK, 1992)
Side A is the songs mentioned above, all from the BRICKS album. Side B is a blank green label with the L7 Hand Logo etched 7 times. The front cover is the Coop illistartion and the back is the Damion Ramero photo. [catalog # INT 869 751-1 / UK LASXP 36]

Everglade/Freak Magnet/Scrap (CD-5, Slash/Liberation, Australia, 1992)
This is a CD single sold in a envelope package with Coop's Everglade drawing in black on a solid green background and L7 in white. The back is a Ramero photo of the band in black on a solid green background. The CD is the same as the front cover. [catalog # D11257]

Monster/Use To Love Him (7"/cs, Slash London, UK, 1992)
Special Edition green vinyl with the live-ish version of the Guns and Roses cover, "Use To Love Him". Front cover: color shot of the dripping toy monster from the video; back cover is a full color shoot of the band. Also availible as a cassette single with limited edition green plastic and the same artwork. [catalog #INT 869 794-7 UK LASH 38 (7"); #INT 869 794-4 / UK LASCS 38 (cs)]

Monster/Used To Love Him/Diet Pill (12"/CD-5, Slash London, UK, 1992)
The 12" vinyl is a picture of the drippy, monster toy used in the "Monster" on one side and a picture of the band by Registo on the other. It was sold in a clear plastic sleeve with a two sided one sheet with the same artwork as the disc on it. The picture CD has the same songs and the same artwork. [catalog # INT 869 795-1 UK LASHX 38 (12"); # INT 869 795-2 / UK LASCD 38 (CD)]

Season's Greetings (7", Slash, US, 1992) [promotional]
L7: "Slide" and Faith No More: "Easy." A Not For Sale, limited edition, green vinyl promotional item. [catalog #PRO-S-5847]

Everglade/Wargasm/Scrap/Mr. Integrity (CD, Slash, US, 1992) [promotional]
This is a radio promotional CD. There is no cover for this one, just a picture CD of Coop's Everglade drawing done in green and black in a clear cd box. [catalog # PRO-CD 5371]

Lose Your Dignity (CD, Slash, US, 1992) [promotional]
"Pretend We're Dead", "Everglade", "Shitlist", "Fast and Frightening", (Right On) Thru", "Diet Pill." Released as a promotional cd for radio by Reprise Records. Recorded live in Finsbury Park, UK June 6th, 1992. [catalog # PRO-CD-5871]

Pretend We're Dead (CD-5 maxi, Slash London, UK, 1993)
"Pretend We're Dead," "Lopsided Head," "Used to Love Him," plus 5 tracks recorded live at Finnsbury Park on 6/6/92: "Fast & Frightening," "Shove," Shitlist," "(Right On) Thru," and "Diet Pill." Essentially the same as the promotional item above, but a Japanese pressing and with a couple of different song selections. Front cover is the same as the "Pretend" CD-5 (regular, not the picture disc); back cover is a semi-fuzzy photo of the band plus the track listing.

Andres/interview(CD-5, Slash, US, 1994)
"Andres" and a live interview taken from KXRT Radio Fresno.

Stuck Here Again (CD-5, Slash, US, 1995)
"Stuck Here Again" (radio edit), "Stuck Here Again" (album version). A radio-only promotional disc.

Compilation Appearances:

VIRUS 100["Let's Lynch the Landlord"] (Alternative Tentacles)
RADIO TOKYO TAPES, VOL. IV: WOMEN"Sweet Sex"] (Chameleon)
THE MELTING PLOT ["Yummy Yummy"] (SST)
GABBA GABBA HEY ["Suzy is a Headbanger"] (Triple X)
THE BIG ONE/CITY OF L.A. POWER ["American Society"] (???)
INTERNATIONAL POP UNDERGROUND CONVENTION ["Packin' a Rod" live] (K)
EVERY BAND HAS A SHONEN KNIFE WHO LOVES THEM ["Baggs"] (Giant)
TERIYAKI ASTHMA VOL. III ["Bloodstains"] (C/Z)
MORE SONGS ABOUT ANGER, FEAR, SEX AND DEATH ["Let's Rock Tonight," "Bite the Wax Tadpole"] (Epitaph Records)
THE GRUNGE YEARS ["Shove"] (Sub Pop)
TANTRUM ["Bite the Wax Tadpole"] (Cocktail]
ALTERNATIVE NRG [???] (Hollywood Records)
SERIAL MOM- soundtrack ["Gas Chamber"] (MCA Records)
NATURAL BORN KILLERS soundtrack ["Shitlist"] (Altantic/Interscope/Nthg)
THE JERKY BOYS soundtrack ["Hanging on the Telephone"] (Select/Atlantic)
TWISTED WILLIE Willie Nelson tribute ["Three Days"] (???}

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