Seen as a joke referencing the demise of the Beatles' record label, the Apple logo was styled on "Extra Texture" as an eaten-away apple core. In addition, the blue inner-sleeve photo of Harrison – "grinning like a Monty Python choirboy", in the words of music critic Robert Christgau – was captioned "OHNOTHIMAGEN" ("Oh not him again"), which was Harrison's self-deprecating take on his dwindling popularity in 1974–75. it was a pun on the slogan that street-corner paperboys would yell out to sell late-breaking news editions of their newspapers: "Extra! Extra! Read all about it!" Harrison had intended to call the album "Ohnothimagen", until a studio discussion with Paul Stallworth suggested an alternative. According to Harrison, just as he himself was talking about an overdub needing something "extra", Stallworth happened to say the word "texture". but this time with an additional list for those not appearing. The haste with which it was made was out of character for Harrison, and apparently symbolic of a wish to redeem himself with his audience before he left EMI for A&M Records. Preceded by its advance single, "You" backed with "World of Stone", the album was issued on 22 September 1975 in America (as Apple SW 3420) and on 3 October in Britain (Apple PAS 10009). Coinciding with the release of "Extra Texture", Harrison's interview with Herman was broadcast on many stations around the US.