Dry as a Bone

Not sure if that's a pre-Reciprocal studio or maybe his home setup, or maybe just another Seattle studio he was using.

Guessing his basement studio, he and Chris Hanzik founded Reciprocal, like you said, in 86. the year that this came out, and some early Green River recordings were done at Ultralab that came out later on Sub Pop's Dry as a Bone reissue, assisted by Bruce Jones and Gordon Raphael, released as CZ3, first being the Deep Six comp, which also came out in 1986, and has two Skinyard tracks on it, and the second being Melvin's Easy As It Was, 7-inch, later expanded to 8 songs, then 10 songs, and then 26 songs.

CZ released the first Skin Yard on CD in 1990 with one song taken off, Burning the Candle, which we talked about in the interview, and seven additional tracks, five never before released and two from the first Skin Yard single, released in 1987 as CZ-004.

It's this version, kind of, reissued by Cruise circa 91, 92.