Genocide Organ (DEU) – Civilization BOX
€288.88
Power Electronics
Limited edition of 500 hand-numbered copies. Slipcase includes the 3 LPs, each with a jacket, plus an additional LP jacket, an info sheet, a 24-page booklet, a hand-numbered sheet, a photographic print and an embroidered patch.
Tracks A1 to B2 were originally released as the Save Our Slaves LP box set.
Track C1 was originally released on the Exploration One compilation CD.
Track C2 was originally released on the Trans-Action compilation tape.
Track C3 was originally released on the Natural Order compilation double LP.
Track C4 was originally released on the The Sound Of Hate, Volume 7: Germany compilation tape.
Tracks D1 and D2 were originally released as the Klan Kountry 7″.
Track D3 was originally released on the Perpetual State Of Oracular Dream compilation LP.
Tracks E1 to F5 are the live set recorded on the 15th of December, 1990, in Mannheim, Germany, previously released as VHS video Save Our Slaves: The Rise Of American Civilization.
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