This one is pretty recent! The last 5 years for sure. I remember threatening everyone I knew to back the Kickstarter when they were trying to fund the art book and it was so absolutely worth it. They even sent a huge manila envelope of random IPR history with my copy of the book. All incredible.

Yeah I had remembered this as a Grenadine headliner but when I saw Unrest played there in 92 it jogged my memory a bit, so it's very possible this was that show

I *think* the original vinyl was released at the same time they were Kickstarting Savage Impressions, the gorgeous art book documenting IPR's history. I also have a gorgeous print of this signed and numbered by Bruce Licher, but I don't have a photo of it yet (it hangs outside my music room). (2/2)

Discogs info:

Omg! I still love his bands so much!!

Oh damn, nice! I've only ever seen 2 from the series (the 2 I have- Bauhaus and Psychic TV).

Chris Van Wagner introduced me to this thing and I was gleeful when I eventually found a copy in the pre-internet-buying days

It has more than just lyrics inside - some text about the history of the band, etc. In the early 90s, this was literally the only place to find their cover of Spirit in the Sky outside of a 7" no one had, and this was not easy to find, either!

Here's a random page from the first edition, and the title page from the University of Texas Press edition.

Radio City Music Hall, July 24, 1991. Sometimes I think I hallucinated this entire night. I've been to a lot (a LOT) of concerts in my life, but this one was pretty easily the weirdest shit ever. The NY Times review really undersells the insanity.

I hadn't seen them in the wild before I got one at a hotel in Barcelona over the summer! I think they must be cheap but designed to look respectable

Agreed!