Cast your mind back to notable landmarks of 1992. Outside the Twin Cities, Mall of America opened to the public. Frank Gehry's enormous golden fish sculpture, El Peix, welcomed Barcelona Olympians. And The House of Tomorrow, a four-song 7-inch on a small indie label, ushered in a new era for The Magnetic Fields. Never before released as a 12-inch, this 30th anniversary remastered edition of The House of Tomorrow is available on opaque spring green vinyl (as well as basic black). But don't press Stephin to discuss the color's charms, please. "I had a sickly pea green bathroom in my East Village tenement, and I never got over it," he reveals. "It's okay on plants, but everywhere else, the browner it is, the less I hate it. My favorite shade of green is brown."