dork
4 songs
scheduled for release: december 20, 1992
not released until march 2, 1993
released by key lime pie records

dork was afi's first release. the pressing run was a mere 210. six test pressings were made on yellow vinyl with white center labels. three of the tests went to jade puget and the other three to geoff kresge (afi's old bass player). the whereabouts of these six records is unknown, save two. one of which geoff still owns and another owned by matt wedgley. there is also a variant cover for dork. it is slightly smaller and the inside is completely blank. only a few of these covers were ever released, but only to the band and their friends.

six to ten more copies, with hand colored center labels as well as the logo on the cover, were released to several labels and magazines. one went to tim armstrong and matt freeman, of rancid, another one went to fat mike at fat wreck chords. these records also had the word "promotional" etched into the run-off groove of the record. another ukiah band, loose change, appeared on this seven inch. their side was called "stick around". on the afore-mentioned "promotional" copies, loose change's side was not hand colored. fyi: jade puget plays guitar with loose change.

around 1994 a reissue was considered. the reissue would be called "afi e.p." and would only feature afi tracks (not loose change's). the tracks on the reissue were to be remixed and pressed on red vinyl. the song "mini trucks suck" was also going to be included. however, plans to release this were dropped due to lack of interest on the part of the band.