SP15 Green River
Rehab Doll
Sub Pop SP15 LP/Cassette, released May 1988 (U.S.)
Glitterhouse GR0031 LP (Germany)
Sub Pop SP1262 2xLP/CD, released 2019 (U.S./Europe)
Dry as a Bone/Rehab Doll
Sub Pop SP11b CD / SP11a Cassette, released 1990 (U.S.)
Sub Pop SPCD 11 CD, released 1990 (UK)
Sub Pop SPCD 72/239 CD, released 1990 (Germany)
Sony SRCS 5862 CD, released 1992 (Japan)
Another instant legend. The first 1,000 of these were on green vinyl. There were also black ones pressed in this first batch. These green and black copies contained printed inner sleeves that served as inserts (one side of this sleeve contained lyrics). Later, there was another black batch made, but these had different labels and contained no inner sleeve insert. As far as I am aware, the original black labels (the ones that came with the printed inner sleeve) had one label that was a picture of the band. In place of this label was an image of a six-pack of cans on the later pressing. Also released in Germany on Glitterhouse.
In 2019, Sub Pop released a deluxe edition double LP version of Rehab Doll, which included demos and rarities. The Loser Edition was on lime green marble vinyl in the U.S. and a translucent green vinyl in Europe. It was also released on black vinyl. Then, there was a special translucent lime green version, which was exclusive to the Ten Club and East Street Records in Seattle. This has proven to be the most difficult find of the batch of re-presses.
| Version | Value ($) | Scarcity | Price Trending |
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| SP15 Green (1,000) | 60-120 | 3 | Up/Volatile |
| SP15 Black (Band Pic Labels) | 45-65 | 3 | Up |
| SP15 Black (Six-Pack Labels) | 30-45 | 3 | Stable |
| GR0031 (Germany) | 30-45 | 1 | Stable |
| SP1262 2 x LP (Lime Green Marble - U.S.) | 20-25 | 1 | Stable |
| SP1262 2 x LP (Green - Europe) | 25-30 | 1 | Stable |
| SP1262 2 x LP (Clear Lime Green) | 35-45 | 3 | Stable |
| SP1262 2 x LP (Black) | 15-20 | 1 | Stable |
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| Test Pressing | Black vinyl, plain silver labels |
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This page was last updated on October 29, 2019.
