Talk:Bakesale

Does anyone have an image of the album cover? Just click "Edit Page" and replace "noimage.jpg" with the name of your image file. Eyeball kid 17:24, 17 March 2006 (UTC)

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The can of Comet

The article states that the can of Comet cleanser was airbrushed out of the reissue cover. I wonder if the manufacturer of Comet had objected to its being there, or whether maybe the record company decided not to continue to give free advertising to a commercial product. Tesseract12 (talk) 13:08, 10 March 2026 (UTC)

Typo or intentional misspelling?

On my copy of the vinyl album (which does not have the above-mentioned can of Comet on the cover), the title of one song is given as "Liscense to Confuse". It would be interesting to know if that was a typo, or an intentional misspelling relating to the rest of that title. And also, at first I wondered if that could possibly be a British spelling, even though this album is from the U.S. But then I remembered that in the U.K. they spell it "licence", not "liscense".Tesseract12 (talk) 21:45, 10 March 2026 (UTC)