Released: 25 Oct 2011
Format: CD, Compilation, Reissue, Remastered

Tracklist:
[] East Of Underground
[1.1] I Want To Take You Higher
[1.2] Smiling Faces Sometimes
[1.3] (Don’t Worry) If There’s A Hell Below, We’re All Going To Go
[1.4] People Get Ready
[1.5] Getting Over
[1.6.1] I’ll Bet You
[1.6.2] California Dreamin’
[1.7.1] Popcorn
[1.7.2] Oye Como Va
[1.8] I Love You For All Seasons
[1.9] East Of Java
[1.10] Walk On By
[] Soap
[2.1] I Just Want To Celebrate
[2.2] You’ve Got A Friend
[2.3] Southern Man
[2.4] Will The Circle Be Unbroken
[2.5] I Don’t Know How To Love Him
[2.6] Ticket To Ride
[2.7] I Feel The Earth Move
[2.8] Uncle Albert
[2.9] Gypsies, Tramps, And Thieves
[2.10] Never My Love
[2.11] Walk Away
[2.12] Get Together
[] The Black Seeds / The Sound Trek
[3.1] Go Outside In The Rain
[3.2] Aint No Sunshine
[3.3] Black Magic Woman
[3.4] Do Your Thing
[3.5] Backstabbers
[3.6.1] Intro
[3.6.2] Kool And The Gang
[3.7] Walking In The Rain
[3.8] Backstabbers
[3.9] Coldest Day Of My Life
[3.10] If Loving You Is Wrong
[3.11] I Love Everything About You

mini-LP box set contains exact album reissues, housed in thick cardboard, gatefold tip-on sleeves; 32-page booklet and an reproduction of East of Undergrounds 1971 tour poster.

CD 1 & CD 2 : Winners of the first annual original magnificent special services entertainment showband contest (1971)
Originally issued on The United States Special Services Agency, Europe as a split double LP (CEC-LP-11). Recorded in the studios of American Forces Network, in Frankfurt, Germany.

CD 3 : Winners of the second annual original magnificent special services entertainment showband contest (1972). Originally issued on The United States Special Services Agency, Europe as a LP (CEC-LP-15). Recorded in the studios of American Forces Network, in Frankfurt, Germany.

East of Underground, SOAP The Black Seeds and The Sound Trek were bands comprised of soldiers stationed in bases across Western Germany during the height of the Vietnam War. While little is known about the bands, the players, and the milieu they came from other than what can be pieced together from a handful of photos and documents found in a box in the New York Public Library, and the vague recollections of some of those involved.