Title Variations--Area 1: Title and Responsibility

Compact disc IRSD-5592 by alternative band R.E.M. (I.R.S., c1985; 11 tracks). Title given on both spines of jewel box as "Reconstruction of the Fable." However, front cover states "Fables of the…" with "Reconstruction" upside down on back cover (followed by "of the" sideways in very small letters. Both the cover and CD employ CAPS for all lettering. One authoritative trade book source, Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Albums, 1955-1992 (Record Research, 1993. P. 616; under "R.E.M." entry) lists the title as "Fables of the Reconstruction."

Artist/Name/Main EntryVariations

"JFA" or "Jodie Fosters Army"? Cassette PLS-02, "Untitled"/"Mad Garden" (Placebo Records, P.O. Box 23316, Phoenix, AZ, c1985), an thology of two previously released LPs, lists full name on spine of case as well as both sides of the cassette. However, the two album covers pictured on front of cassette list only "JFA" in addition to respective album titles. The back cover of cassette cites "JFA" as composer of the majority of the songs listed for each album.

The record album, Valley of the Yakes (Placebo, c1983; 45 r.p.m.; 15 tracks), lists the acronym only on the front and back covers, the record label and the lyrics sheet insert.

None of the band's releases made the Billboard charts; therefore, the group is not listed in any of the Whitburn books Another tool, Ira A. Robbins' The New Trouser Press Record Guide (Revised Edition. Collier, 1989. P. 298; under "JFA" entry) states, "These Phoenix, Arizona skate-punks - whose name was originally an acronym for Jodie Foster's Army - are major figures on the Southwest hardcore scene."

What To Include in Area 5: Physical Description

Laserdisc box set with the following information on front cover: "Walt Disney's Masterpiece Pinocchio; DELUXE CAV LASERDISC EDITION." The following items are included inside the box:

2 laserdiscs (4 sides) inside one slipcase bearing the title "Walt Disney's Masterpiece Pinocchio" (the first two words white and in cursive scrpt; third word white caps - "M" larger than other leters; last word has largest letters, orange caps - "P" larger than other letters. Additional information on slipcase includes: Walt Disney Home Video. 239 CS. NTSC. Stereo. Digital Sound. Dolby Surround. "G" (rated). Standard Play (CAV). 24 chapters.

1 compact disc entitled: Walt Disney's Masterpiece Pinocchio: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Walt Disney Records, 1992, c1940. CD025; 25 tracks)

1 booklet entitled: "The Making Of A Masterpiece; Walt Disney's Pinocchio." Bibliographic data available: "Printed in U.S.A. cThe Walt Disney Company." 25 numbered pages. Includes text and color and b & w illustrations (photos, drawing, film stills, etc.).

"Exclusive 1993 Commemorative Lithograph" comprised of envelope, cardboard frame and lithograph sheet proper. Envelope states "Printed in U.S.A. cThe Walt Disney Company."

Postcard (Business Reply Mail; no postage necessary) with 16 consumer questions asked by Walt Disney Home Video.

Mail-In Certificate: "$5.00 Mail-In Refund Offer From Image."

 

7 compact discs inside jewel boxes. The titles of each are:

--Disconnected Synapses: Palais Gaumont, Paris France, 1970

--Tengo Na Minchia Tanta: Fillmore East, NYC, 6/71

--Electric Aunt Jemima: Family Dog, Denver, circa 1968

--At the Circus: Circus Krone, Munich, Germany, 1978 & Uddel, Germany, 1970

--Swiss Cheese/Fire!: Montreaux, Switzerland, 12/4/71

--Our Man in Nirvana: Fullerton, CA, 11/8/68

--Conceptual Continuity: Detroit, 11/19/77

FRANK ZAPPA BEAT THE BOOTS! SCRAPBOOK. 40 pages (numbered up to 39). Publishing data duplicates back cover of box.

Black Beret with orange pin. Both inside of beret and pin bear same words and illustration as front cover of box (in gold).