Side A: Kenny Everette Interview (Including Cottonfields) 2. Every Time Somebody Comes To Town 3. I'd Have You Anytime

Side B: Loving Sacred Loving 2. Shades of Orange 3. Too Many Cooks 4. Ticket To Ride

Side A: (Spoken Intro from Ringo and The Smothers brothers) 2. No No Song 3. (More Jokes) - Soundtrack from Ringo's appearance on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour 4. Slippin' And Slidin' 5. "And the roof almost came down when..." - excerpts from an Ed Sullivan Memorial TV Special. Excerpts from the Ed Sullivan Performance: a.) All My Lovin b.) She Loves You c.) I Want To Hold Your Hand d.) Yesterday e.) Ticket To Ride

Side B: From George's appearance on Saturday Night Live 11/20/76: 1. Spoken Introduction 2. Here Comes The Sun 3. Homeward Bound 4. Open end interview for The Beatles Second Album.

Note: The cover photo for this release was taken from the August 1976 issue of Creem magazine.

Side A: Smile Away / Now Hear This Song of Mine 2. Now Hear This Song of Mine 3. Smile Away / Now Hear This Song of Mine 4. Now Hear This Song of Mine (up-tempo) 5. Now Hear This Song of Mine 6. Ram On / Now Hear This Song of Mine 7. Uncle Albert / Now Hear This Song of Mine 8. Ram On / Now Hear This Song of Mine 9. Now Hear This Song of Mine 10. Ram On / Now Hear This Song of Mine 11. Uncle Albert / Now Hear This Song of Mine

Side B: 1. Now Hear This Song of Mine 2. Back Seat of My Car / Dear Boy / 3 Legs / Now Hear This Song of Mine / Eat At Home 3. Now Hear This Song of Mine 4. Back Seat of My Car / Dear Boy 3 Legs / Now Hear This Song of Mine 5. "Please Don't Bring Your Banjo Back" - From The Beatles Fourth Christmas record (1966).

Side A: 1. Rock and Roll Music 2. She's A Woman 3. If I Needed Someone

Side B: 1. Day Tripper 2. Baby's In Black 3. I Feel Fine

Side C: 1. Yesterday 2. I Wanna Be Your Man 3. Nowhere Man

Side D: 1. Paperback Writer 2. I'm Down 3. Interview

Full artwork slick image for the Live Concert in Japan EP

Side A: 1. Hey Jude (from Experiment In Television soundtrack, aired 8/30/68) 2. I Am The Walrus (from radio broadcast) 3. Oh My Love (misidentified as a Beatles outtake, actually a Canadian group called The Wackers)

Side B: 1. Day Tripper (Jimi Hendrix) 2. Fool On The Hill (radio broadcast) 3. Lady Marmalade (a brief off-the-cuff cover of the Labelle song performed by Lennon for a French television interview broadcast in April 1975) 4. Momma's Little Girl (outtake from the James Paul McCartney television special.

Side A: Song For John: a. Let's Go On Flying b. Snow Is Falling All The Time c. Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For Her Hand In The Snow) 2. No Bed For Beatle John

Side B: Radio Play

Side A: 1. introduction 2. Dizzy Miss Lizzy

Side B: 1. Ticket To Ride 2. "New York Telephone commercial" (vulgar parody)

Side A: Interview on Italian T.V. June 1965

Side B: 1. Twist and Shout 2. She's A Woman 3. I'm A Loser (partial)

Side A: Across The Universe (one channel from the stereo mix on the No One's Gonna Change Our World LP)

Side B: (test tones)

Note: In order to discourage this release being passed off as a legitimate test pressing, and to subtly identify it as a bootleg, the Tobe Milo folks intentionally added some comical text terminology that would have never been used by a legitimate record company. This included the wording on the upper label text "...OR OTHERWISE DISTRIBUTED BY PHONE, MAILS...", and at the end of the text, "...OR ELSE".

Side A: Wonderful Christmastime (Paul McCartney & Wings live, date and venue unknown)

Side B: (blank)

Note: The disc number "07.OZ" was a jokingly reference to the amount of marijuana that Paul was busted for in Japan.