We are Time

Packaged in a plain black die-cut cardboard sleeve.

Some copies came with inserts (2 pages).

Sources:
Trap - demo 78
Thief Of Fire - live Electric Ballroom 79
Genius Or Lunatic - live Brussels 78
Color Blind - demo 78
Spanish Inquisition - live 79 (no venue listed)
Kiss The Book - John Peel Session 78
Amnesty Report - Foel Studios 79
Sense Of Purpose - demo 78
We Are Time - live Glastonbury 79

The small block of copy at the top of the second page reads:
"Politics, in a sense, has always been a con game. Advertising, in many ways, is a con game too. It is not surprising then, that politicians and advertising men should have discovered one another."

The block of copy at the lower right of the TV reads:
"24th November, 1979 New Musical Express
They project a very real sense of danger of the sort I've not experienced since the Pistols' 100 Club days. But whereas the Pistols were more into conventional hard rock, The Pop Group are working in territory that is far from orthodox. 
Nick Kent"