Edited sentence: Bootleg release of early material not on any previous album.Contains the 20-minute-plus "I'm Dead Parts 1 and 2," cited by musician/rock critic/occultist Julian Cope as one of the outstanding musical moments in the band's history.From Pussies to Death in 10,000 Years of Freakout (recorded 1969-1970.One song clearly dates from the Yuya Uchida and Flowers era ("Stone Free") while the cover of Howlin' Wolf's "How Many More Years" probably dates from 1970 or later.Overall much more psychedelic rock influenced early recordings.The other two songs on the album may date from 1969 or 1970; musically the songs seem to be part of a transition from the mildly psychedelic copy-band pop of Challenge to the proto-metal of Anywhere.issued 1995)