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Side 1
- Here She Comes - 4.12 Acoustic Version
- In The Pines - 4.55
- Penny Royal Tea - 3.32 Alternative Mix
- I Hate Myself - 2.45
- Sappy - 3.26
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Side 2
- Spank Thru - 3.19
- If You Must - 3.46
- Do You Love Me - 3.26
- Been A Son - 2.19 Original Version
- Dee Seven - 2.30
- Return Of Rat - 3.00
- Help Me (Live 89) - 2.35
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· Here She Comes = Here She Comes Now
· In The Pines* = Where Did You Sleep Last Night
· Penny Royal Tea* = Pennyroyal Tea
· I Hate Myself = I Hate Myself And Want To Die
· Dee Seven = D7 or D-7
· Help Me* = ???
* "In The Pines" is actually a suitable title for the song, but Nirvana never issued it with that as the primary title. Both In Store Samplers are probably made in Europe and "Penny Royal Tea" is a common spelling in Britain. "Help Me" is a bootleg title. I'm unaware of any official source having a title for that song.
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Sub Pop did not release this item.
The vinyl (33 1/3 rpm) is black and labels on each side differ slightly compared to the other bootleg release of the same name. Unlike that other version, this one claims to be a promo release on the vinyl labels by stating "FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY."
"(P) & © 1993" is also printed on both labels.
A sticker on the sleeve is full of typos and incorrect info, as you can see in the tracklist above.
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