"In the original edition of 'Lungs', there were also supplementary inserts, some of which included: dollar bills, rubber animals, locks of Will Tizzard's hair, tiny fish hooks, cray ola sketches, Trini Lopez albums, bloody gauze, blasting caps, firecrackers, razor blades, squirt pistols (loaded), antique shop cutlery, Bazooka comics, Bruce Lee trading cards, scary photographs, old condoms, and a bunch of other shit."
-- from The Hammer Party liner notes
"'Bulldozer' was much simpler. It came with an insert and a poster of some scary old people in a nursing home. There were 200 of them made in acid-etched galvanized steel jackets though. Weighed a friggin ton, too."
-- from The Hammer Party liner notes.
Homestead Records (recently reissued on vinyl by Touch & Go) (copies MIGHT still be available on MC) HMS007 or TG91
LP/MC Homestead Records HMS043 (1986)
(Blast First! UK BFFP11)
1-sided 7" (FE002) insert with an issue of FORCED EXPOSURE, a Waltham MA zine around 1984 (GOOD FUCKING
LUCK!!!!) (reportedly HAS been booted tho)
MC includes "Heartbeat" 7"
The commonly found comic-style cover is drawn by someone named "Savage Pencil".
There is a limited version of this that goes for about $100, in a black
polyvinyl "bodybag", foil seal, and an up-close picture of a
shotgun suicide victim. How graphic is it? Well, one of the pix the person has
what's left of his head held together so you can kind of see his face, and
the other he doesn't.
(Pic 1,
Pic 2)
Also includes red vinyl copy of "Heartbeat"
7". (Blast First! editions have "Il Duce" instead of
"Heartbeat" for some obscure reason.)
Includes Atomizer, "Heartbeat" and "Headache" (sans "Strange Things"
from Atomizer. Don't ask me why.)

One Cheap Trick song, one Kraftwerk song, covers are parodies/tributes to the album covers that the songs were
originally on.
The
Wailing Ultimate(Homestead Records) (1987) HMS079
Fast
'N Loud Radio Presents: The Middle Of America Compilation(H.I.D./Hits of Middle America, 1984)
Put out in 1984 by the Northwestern University radio station. Also has Naked Raygun.
(Mad Queen Records) (1987)
(Touch & Go Records) T&G#11
(Blast First! UK BFFP13) (1989)
(Blast First! UK BFDJ1-10) (1989)
Basically a ten-7" box set of Nothing Short Of Total War. Has the same Big Black and Rapeman
tracks.
Sub-Pop
100(Sub Pop Records SP010)
"Spoken Word Intro Thing", Steve Albini
(Chemical Imbalance CI 002)
The bands in it are Big Black, Yo La Tengo, Kilslug and Moving Targets.
2LP (Blast First! UK BFFP21/22) (1988)
Steve solo on this one, under the name Run Nigger Run; a duet with Nate Katrud from Urge Overkill.
(HMS060)
These are the original versions from the LPs. It comes in a white plain cardboard sleeve wth black type. The front cover contains the following missive:
This sampler contains one track from each Big Black record being re-issued by Touch and Go Records in October 1992. For promotional use only. Not for resale. There are no unreleased tracks on this CD. This is not a collector's item. All of Big Black's records are now in print and available through Touch and Go Records.
(Thanks to Greg Dunlap for this one.