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https://www.discogs.com/release/33054597-Various-Tom-Petty-And-The-Heartbreakers-The-Beavis-And-Butt-Head-Experience-Greatest-Hits

As I am not in the US, I have never seen or heard about a US military radio and television service network that was established in 1954 (aka Armed Forces Radio And Television Service).

Further, during decades of collecting, I have never seen the item above.

I find it funny that the Armed Forces released a compilation with a song titled “I hate myself and I want to die”.

Your thoughts?

I have several eBay "alert" emails that I set up ages ago;
Lately I am seeing a LOT of misinformed(?) eBay sellers;
Is it that these are younger people who simply do not know any better, and are spouting off guesses as gospel??

Example #1:
repeated listings of "promo" albums - but when you look at the actual item, only to see that it's a record club pressing.

Example #2:
repeated listings of "early/first press" albums - but when you look at the actual item, it's apparent that these are later variant pressings.

On the upside, it appears as though there has been potential for deals on legitimate Australian Hormoaning cd's - all the suspect/bootleg Japanese pressings seem to be averaging with higher listed start or 'buy it now' prices.

Does anyone owe a RIAA award?

How many of these exist?

Am I correct to assume that, per example following the info in the link below, RIAA presented 2 awards for SLTS - one gold and one platinum - while in utero has 6 awards - 1 gold and 5 platinum?

https://www.riaa.com/gold-platinum/?tab_active=default-award&se=Nirvana

What about other countries?