Limited to 3000.

Housed in gatefold jacket.
Includes lyrics/credit insert and digital copy download code on card.

All songs written by The Wonder Years above an abandoned sandwich shop.
Laura Stevenson, courtesy of Don Giovanni Records.
Photos found in flea markets and thrift stores in Portland, OR and Brooklyn, NY.
The Wonder Years play Darkhorse Percussion, TRX Cymbals, Vater Sticks, Evans Heads, Emperor Cabinets, Ernie Ball Strings, and In-Tune Guitar Picks.

Opaque red coloring appears to have subtly smeared/smokey black ink in the platter.
Translucent orange colorings appears to have subtly smeared/smokey red ink in the platter.

The red first press of this album has two different colors due to manufacturing variations. The album was first available for preorder the red option was advertised as a pressing limited to 1,200. During the preorder time frame Hopeless Records increased the pressing quantity to 3,000. Those that preordered generally received a vinyl record that was opaque red in appearance. Others that purchased the red first pressing in brick and mortar stores, pop up shops, merch tables, and even a few of the preorder customers received a vinyl record that was translucent orange in appearance. Hopeless Records has approximated the pressing quantities at 1,200 for the opaque red and 1,800 for the translucent orange.