"Anonymous Bodies" question
Hi all. Been meaning to join this community for a while and finally getting my mitts on a copy of "Anonymous Bodies In An Empty Room" today has given me the impetus to do so.
I'm wondering if the copy I've bought is "legit" in as much as a gray-area "official bootleg" can be. All of the images I've ever seen of the album have the album and band name printed in dark green lettering on the front. However, the (CD) copy I now have doesn't have anything on the front cover: it's a single black piece of glossy paper. The spine of the CD reads "anonymous bodies" on one side and "in an empty room" on the other. The CD itself just has the title and the catalog number. In short, the word "Swans" appears nowhere on this CD. I've checked the discography on the swans.pair site and it looks as though there's only one CD edition of this record.
So: do everyone else's copies look like this and am I panicking* for nothing, or do I have a bootleg of a bootleg?
Thanks in advance.
*I'm not really panicking, just curious from a record nerd perspective.
I'm wondering if the copy I've bought is "legit" in as much as a gray-area "official bootleg" can be. All of the images I've ever seen of the album have the album and band name printed in dark green lettering on the front. However, the (CD) copy I now have doesn't have anything on the front cover: it's a single black piece of glossy paper. The spine of the CD reads "anonymous bodies" on one side and "in an empty room" on the other. The CD itself just has the title and the catalog number. In short, the word "Swans" appears nowhere on this CD. I've checked the discography on the swans.pair site and it looks as though there's only one CD edition of this record.
So: do everyone else's copies look like this and am I panicking* for nothing, or do I have a bootleg of a bootleg?
Thanks in advance.
*I'm not really panicking, just curious from a record nerd perspective.
