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Tracks 1-4 are c. 1977-1978, but cannot be found on the ubiquitous 'Demos 1977-78' (I'm not sure where they can be found, honestly). Eva Braun, despite its length, is among their masterpieces (strictly my opinion, but think Can's 'Oh Yeah' . . . at least in terms of having several movements -- all of them intense, but the band is in no hurry). The last track is readily available, but I included it here because Tomata du Plenty's personna is so lovably spastic. For an amazing video document, check it out.
Eva Braun was the track I was missing, thanks Cap'n!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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