Sealed Alternate Version Of VU's Debut Album. This Version Was Taken From The Norman Dolph Acetate. From The Liner Notes: “Here We Present The Original Album Taken From The Acetate Version With It's Original Running Order. ‘European Son’ Opens The Album, Which Is A Completely Different Take Than The Released Version. It Has A Bluesier Structure That Builds More Gracefully And Is Several Minutes Longer. 'Black Angel’s Death Song’ Is A Different Mix To The Finished Tune. ‘All Tomorrow’s Parties’ Again Is A Different Mix To The Released Version. ‘I’ll Be Your Mirror’ Has A Radically Different Sound That Has Less Echo On Nico’s Vocals And The Backing Vocals Are Lower In The Mix. ‘Heroin’ Is A Completely Different Version. The Guitar Line Is Different, Vocal Inflections Are Different And Contain Some Different Lyrics. The Drumming Is More Primitive And Runs Parallel With A Tambourine. ‘Femme Fatale’ Is Also A Radically Different Mix. The Percussion Is More Prominent And The Background Vocals Used In A Peppier Way. ‘Venus In Furs’ Is A Completely Different Version. The Vocal Accents Are Different. Instrumentation More Based Around John Cale’s Violin Than The Guitar, As In The Released Version. ‘I’m Waiting For The Man’ Is A Completely Different Version. The Guitar Line Is Completely Different And Some Of The Lyrics Also. No Drums, Just Tambourine And A Bluesy Guitar Solo. ‘Run Run Run’ Is A Different Mix To The Released Version. What Also Changes The Feel Of The Album Is The Running Order. This Original Version Starting With 'European Son' And With The Absence Of The Lighter Cut 'Sunday Morning' That Opened The Released Version, Gives The Album Darker Feel. Which One Is Better? That Is Up To You To Decide. But Now For The First Time Since 1966 You Can Hear The Dreamscape That The Band And Mr. Andy Warhol Had In Store For Us. So Sit Back, Peel Slowly And Listen To This Lost Masterpiece In All It's Unripened”