This CD is an edition of 1000, of which the first 100 copies come in a special box, signed and numbered, with broken vinyl record pieces glued to the inside back of the box. Both editions come with a complete Life Sentense "texts" and the first-ever extensive writing by Z'EV on the uns project. Tracks 1 through 98 are the Life Sentense recording, track 99 is Save What? From the Life Sentense notes: "uns is Z'EV, vocals and instrumentals. Original recordings by Rex Probe at Aldo's, San Francisco, California, March 17, 1980. Restructured by Z'EV at OD Studios, Eindhoven, the Nederlands, June 26, 1981. Instrumentation: Farfisa "Professional" organ, Superscope c105 cassette machines (3), Realistic mixer, bullhorn voice processing, Peavey "Musician" amplifier, Cerwin Vega speaker system. Music and lyrics were copyright 1981 Hand Window Music, BMI. Originally released October 1986 by Subterranean Records (Sub 29) in a boxed edition of 100 copies (cassette, booklet and broken vinyl). Additional track numbers have been added to this edition so that one can use the shuffle mode to make continually changing cut ups or the repeat to make loops." From the Save What? notes: "Save What? was performed at Het Apollohuis in Eindhoven, the Nederlands, September 19, 1982 at a party for Kremlin Product, who released some few lps, some cassettes, some t-shirts, and other oddities."