I have a few - mostly they feature some sort of etched artwork on the fourth side
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In the 70s there were several attempts at “parallel tracked grooves”. Basically, depending on where you placed the stylus determined which recorded track you got.
One that I had was Monty Python’s Matching Tie & Handkerchief…
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Jack White threw this and a number of other gimmicks at his Lazaretto vinyl release.
I got that one 
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Only the merkins would do this
Camberwell Magistrates’ Court heard Purbrick, of West Acre, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, also drew a penis on the floor
I have a few classical audiophile pressings that spread two sides worth of material over three to accommodate the heavy groove modulations. Side three and four contain the same tracks.
A friend of mine had a horse racing game that used the same.
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Brilliant if more than little disturbing
Most of them could be cover art for Butthole Surfers albums
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Thanks - I’ve just spat a load of very precious Leffe Brun over my laptop 
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I think many of these people live in my town.
That’s East Angular for you…
I have loads of those records.
Artists record enough material for a CD.
When it is released on vinyl it is two big to fit on 2 sides and not enough for 4
Well that was one of my more random life experiences. Woke up at 3:30 this morning to a strange pattering sound in the bedroom and there’s a hedgehog under the bed! What the fuck?!
The dog knew there was something up last night. He was going mad in and out of the garden before I put him to bed.
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Society is failing, rutting is no more…
Thanks - I’d never seen one before and never thought of that.