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Best of Volume... II
<div>private edition given to app. 50 closer friends, in 1976, this Tape was reissued on Industrial-Records in 1979.</div> <div> </div> <div>A Version No.26 exists that has Industrial Records credited on cover and Label by Genesis P-Orridge but as it has a track switched and replace that was recorded in December 1977 it is most likley a special unique version from 1978 that Gen gave to a friend</div> <div> </div> <div> <div id="tracklist" class="section tracklist" data-toggle="tracklist">Tracklist <div class="section_content">A Untitled 28:05 <br /> B Untitled 29:17</div> </div> <div class="section companies toggle_section toggle_section_remember" data-toggle-section-id="companies" id="companies">Companies, etc. <div class="section_content toggle_section_content"> <ul class="list_no_style"> <li>Phonographic Copyright (p) – Industrial Records</li> <li>Copyright (c) – Industrial Records</li> </ul> </div> </div> <div class="section notes toggle_section toggle_section_collapsed toggle_section_remember" data-toggle-section-id="notes" id="notes">Notes <div class="section_content toggle_section_content">Originally released in 1976 in an edition of approximately 50 copies. <br /> Cover lists tracks as follows: "Inc. Very Friendly, Scars Of E, Slugbait, We Hate You, Dead Ed". <br /> Although no specific track list is given, an approximate track resembles the following: <br /> A Side: Very Friendly (Studio) (10:42), Very Friendly (ICA) (3:58), Scars of E (Studio) (5:19), Slug Bait (Studio) (4:40), Untitled (Studio) (3:26). <br /> B Side: Slug Bait (ICA) (4:14), 10p for a Pack of Cigarettes (Studio) (2:58), We Hate You (Little Girls) (Studio) (2:08), Dead Ed (ICA) (4:05), Dead Ed / No Two Ways (Winchester) (14:28), The End (ICA) (1:23). <br /> <br /> The original edition was hand-distributed in a few copies in 1976, it was also the first Industrial Records catalog number: IR0001. <br /> The cassette was titled that way ironically at the TG very beginning. <br /> <br /> Later re-issued by somebody called V.A.T. along with "Best of... Volume I" and the first 10 IRC live cassettes with an identical cover. The V.A.T. cassettes, released sometime in the early 90s, vary from the original cassettes in that they are a clear plastic cassette with the words "this is a V.A.T. re-release" on the B side label of the cassette. Pressing numbers are unknown but a lot more of them were printed than the original IRC cassettes.</div> </div> </div>
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- AUntitled
- BUntitled
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private edition given to app. 50 closer friends, in 1976, this Tape was reissued on Industrial-Records in 1979. A Version No.26 exists that has Industrial Records credited on cover and Label by Genesis P-Orridge but as it has a track switched and replace that was recorded in December 1977 it is most likley a special unique version from 1978 that Gen gave to a friend Tracklist A Untitled 28:05 B Untitled 29:17 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Industrial Records Copyright (c) – Industrial Records Notes Originally released in 1976 in an edition of approximately 50 copies. Cover lists tracks as follows: "Inc. Very Friendly, Scars Of E, Slugbait, We Hate You, Dead Ed". Although no specific track list is given, an approximate track resembles the following: A Side: Very Friendly (Studio) (10:42), Very Friendly (ICA) (3:58), Scars of E (Studio) (5:19), Slug Bait (Studio) (4:40), Untitled (Studio) (3:26). B Side: Slug Bait (ICA) (4:14), 10p for a Pack of Cigarettes (Studio) (2:58), We Hate You (Little Girls) (Studio) (2:08), Dead Ed (ICA) (4:05), Dead Ed / No Two Ways (Winchester) (14:28), The End (ICA) (1:23). The original edition was hand-distributed in a few copies in 1976, it was also the first Industrial Records catalog number: IR0001. The cassette was titled that way ironically at the TG very beginning. Later re-issued by somebody called V.A.T. along with "Best of... Volume I" and the first 10 IRC live cassettes with an identical cover. The V.A.T. cassettes, released sometime in the early 90s, vary from the original cassettes in that they are a clear plastic cassette with the words "this is a V.A.T. re-release" on the B side label of the cassette. Pressing numbers are unknown but a lot more of them were printed than the original IRC cassettes.
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