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record. The EP's release was delayed for a year because Pavitt lacked the financial resources to press it immediately. It wasn't until 1987 when Jonathan Poneman invested in the label, motivated by a desire to release Soundgarden's music, that he and Pavitt combined their resources to fund Dry as a Bone. Arm remembered that at the time the goal was modest "if we could only get together $2,000, we could go make a record and press it up". In an early Sub Pop catalog,

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