There were not all that many singles released by the Fluid.  The bulk of their vinyl story comes from their LPs.  There were five 7"s and a handful of promo cds from the Hollywood era.

The labels on this record are marked as SP56, but the sleeve is correctly printed as SP57.  The first pressing of this one was on orange vinyl.  This is also the easiest color to find.  There were quite a few made on orange.  The yellow pressing reportedly came next, and is a rare color, limited to 500.  Also pressed on grey marble, purple marble, pink and black.  I also just came across a color that I am calling "burnt orange."  It is a darker orange than the straight orange color, and has some marbling in it with an even darker color (I can't tell whether this is black or something else).  I had heard rumors of an "orange-brown" version, and can only guess that this is what the person was talking about.  Regardless, it is clearly different from the regular orange version.  Take a look at the pictures.  They were done on the same scanner.  I have heard various rumors of a red version, but those always turn out to be orange.  

Summary:

Sleeve: Paper foldover with loose insert

Test pressing: Black vinyl, small hole, plain white labels.

Rumors: 
Red version.  If anyone has one of these, please email me and send pics.

Loose Insert	Test Press	Orange
Yellow	Purple Marble	Burnt Orange
Pink	Grey Marble	Black

Limited to 750 copies, all on black vinyl.  Recorded live in Germany in 1989.  

Sleeve: Paper foldover

Local Colorado compilation that seems to have made its way everywhere.  I have seen this record in every corner of the globe.  It's truly remarkable.  It says it is a pressing of 1000, but I feel as though it must be more.  I did not see the ones with the red sleeves for a while, so maybe they repressed it.  It contains a version of the Fluid song "Don't Wanna Play" that is different from the one that appears on Freak Magnet.

Summary:

Sleeve: Paper foldover

DCR007

DCR008

Sub Pop Singles Club #27.  7500 total pressed - 4000 on green marble vinyl, 3500 on black.  The green marble ones have varying degrees of marbling.  There are even some that are solid green (see pic below).  Some bootlegs have surfaced of the black version - see sliver.it for details.

Summary:

Sleeve: Paper foldover w/ Singles Club form attached

Attached Insert	Green Marble
Black	Solid Green

This is a bootleg.  Four tracks, decent recording, all on black vinyl with plain white labels.  A good one to have.  

Sleeve: Full cardboard

Another bootleg.  Four live tracks, all from 1989-90.

Sleeve: Foldover thick-stock paper

Promo only single from Hollywood Records.  Same song, both sides, released in 1992.  All copies on white vinyl. 

Sleeve: Plain white

Insert/Sticker

Promo only cd single from Hollywood Records.  One track.  Came with a sticker insert as the front cover with a purple metal flake finish.  There was also a cassette version of this one (thanks to Jason for the image).  The cassette was purple, and the b-side contained clips of songs from the album.  

Insert/Sticker

Promo only cd single from Hollywood Records.  One track.  Came with a sticker insert as the front cover with a purple metal flake finish. 

Rear Tray Insert

Promo only cd single from Hollywood Records.  No front insert.  This one was a really tough find for years until the internet market took over.  It contains three demo tracks, including one track that was never released anywhere else.   

Cover/Insert

Strange Australian EP.  This was the only place you could get the last two tracks on here, including my favorite non-MC5 version of Kick Out the Jams.  Hey 13 is really good too.