Carry On - Stabbed In The Face - GORILLA BISCUITS #/24 - Revelation Records

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YES. Some of these still exist. Black vinyl. Black cover. #13/24.
Here's the backstory straight from Kyle Rivalry:

"There was a show at the Ojai Women’s Club one weekend that Mike Stelle, myself, and Thorns Capricorn were planning to head down to. Thorns lived in San Luis Obispo, CA with all of us for a 1 to 2 year period in 2000-2001. I rolled over to Mike’s apartment that afternoon around 5 p.m. or so, and I walk in to these GB rip-off covers laying all around the apartment “drying”. Haha it looked like a fucking garbage dump in there. I asked Mike and Thorns what this was all about, and they said that Mike had just gotten this cool new color laser printer that they had been playing with. To make a long story short, Mike was dicking around and eventually got the idea to make these limited GB rip-off covers so he could sell the last 100-150 or so of the Carry On “Stabbed In The Face” 7?s that he had lying around the apartment. For whatever reason, I guess because it was fun to mess with this new color laser printer, he was making all sorts of different colors – pink, red, blue, yellow, black, green. By the time I got there, they were almost all done, and were all lying around to dry so the ink didn’t smudge. There were just two really big problems: Mike hadn’t cleared it with the guys in the band that he would be making these covers, and to make matters worse, Mike wasn’t on the greatest of terms with the dudes in Carry On . I don’t remember there being some huge beef blowout or anything, I just think over time a lot of random things had happened and both “sides” kinda knew that the other wasn’t really too pumped on the other anymore, one of those type of situations. I honestly never really thought to ask Mike if he’d cleared it with the dudes, I just kinda walked into this situation and took it at face value. I probably should have asked some questions, haha. So, once the covers finished drying, he finished up numbering them. Like I said, he had just printed out all sorts of different colors, so there happened to only be 4 yellow copies, 5 pink copies, 20 of the green, blue, and red ones, etc. So he numbered them accordingly."