Taking his own copy to local record shops, Blade sought advance orders before pressing more copies.

The Soviet state label, Melodiya, agreed to press four million copies, most of which have been distributed.

According to Cash's 1997 biography, Mercury only pressed 500 copies of the album.

He called the result his Nightmare mix, and borrowed money from a friend in order to press 500 copies.

Each label pressed 2,000 copies making it a rarity among collectors.

He pressed 330 copies on red plastic vinyl and gave out a few to local disc jockeys.

They loved the recording and helped him press 2000 copies of the single.

The label pressed more than 1,500,000 copies of releases by many notable ska bands.

Released on an indie label, Boss, the song pressed one thousand copies.

The pressing plant only managed to press and distribute 20,000 copies and it dropped down to number 11.