"Minor Disturbance", an eight-song EP which included a live version of "Too Young to Rock", was released in December 1980. Dischord organized the pressing and printing, and ordered an initial run of 1,000 7" vinyl discs. However, the packaging of the EP had to be cut, folded and glued by hand; Nelson, Strejcek and MacKaye and friends spent many days assembling the packaging. The EP's front cover was designed by Nelson and featured a photo of MacKaye's younger brother Alec's hands, crossed across his chest, with large under-age Xs (which would later become a symbol of the straight edge movement). The EP's back cover included a photograph of the Teen Idles and a number of friends and fans, outside their penultimate concert at the Chancery in Washington on October 31, 1980.