From: cz@centurytel.net   
      
   I recently found a copy of the first Mamas and the Papas LP, "If You Can   
   Believe Your Eyes and Ears". This one is a Capitol record club pressing   
   numbered ST-90797. The odd thing is that the cover has the artwork from the   
   second Mamas & Papas LP (self-titled) on the front and includes the Dunhill   
   number DS 50010 (from the second LP) at the top. The rear of the cover has   
   the correct artwork from the first LP and the left spine lists the title   
   from the first LP and ST-90797. Was this Capitol record club's attempt to   
   get rid of the offending 'toilet' on the original cover art while waiting   
   for Dunhill to provide edited artwork? Has anyone else seen this variation?   
   Thanks, CZ   
      
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