Originally released on Nasoni Records in 2001 in three different editions.
This japanese release features a slightly different cover (with kanji).

On Labels:
© 2000 Vibravoid
℗ 2005 Fall Out Boy Records
Made in Japan

On back sleeve:
Licensed fron Nasoni Records Berlin Germany
Love is freedom

All other instruments played by Vibravoid.

All tracks recorded 1997 – 1999 at „Das Kleine Analoge“ Soundstudio, Düsseldorf, on 8track tascam.

Mastered at Ata Tak Studios.

Limited edition of 300 copies on orange coloured vinyl.

Vibravoid were invited to play a couple of their songs for a dutch internet radio show. It was a one hour program featuring the Vibravoid performing in the studio and interview. All tracks are recorded live with „Tomorrow Never Knows“ and „Electric Corona“ polished with some extra overdubs. The recordings included here document the live qualities of the band. Due to popular requests Nasoni Records decided to put together a new volumen of the Triptamine E.P. series – only availble to the VIBRAVOID APRECIATION SOCIETY.

Limited edition of 300 copies on pink transparent vinyl.

A2 – Studio Outtake
A3 – Studio Outtake
B2 – recorded live 5.7.2008 at the Tripolis Rock Festival, Greece
B3 – recorded live 18.12.2008 at the Clubkeller, Frankfurt, Germany featuring Sky „Sunlight“ Saxon and Atomic from The Seeds
B4 – recorded live 26.12.2008 at the Kusch, Düsseldorf, Germany

Vibravoid were asked – for a second time – to contribute to „Staub und Kratzer“ by Localshop, a presentation of silent movies from the beginning of the last century with new experimental music by various artists.
To Continue the Triptamine E.P. series we decided to give a release to these recordings.
ONLY AVAILABLE FOR THE VIBRAVOID APPRECIATION SOCIETY.

Vibravoid performed music for the film „Ali Baba Et Les Quarante Voleurs“, France 1905 by Ferdinand Zecca.