DESCRIPTION:
(Remastered Edition)

This is the remastered edition of the first Outcesticide. The first pressing of Outcesticide I was released soon after Kurt Cobain's death and quickly became a fan favorite. In 1996, Blue Moon released the Remastered Edition of Outcesticide I.

The remastered edition has been pressed with a gold top and a white top. The gold top was put out in 1996, and is difficult to find now. The "white top" version is the most current pressing. Both the white and gold top version of the remastered edition have the same matrix - BMCD14R.

(0:00:00) 1. If You Must
(0:03:47) 2. Downer
(0:05:22) 3. Floyd the Barber
(0:07:28) 4. Paper Cuts
(0:11:18) 5. Spank Thru
(0:14:37) 6. Beeswax
(0:17:09) 7. Pen Cap Chew
(0:19:57) 8. Blandest
(0:23:51) 9. Cracker (labeled as Polly Acoustic)
(0:26:11) 10. Seed (labeled as Misery Loves Company)
(0:28:33) 11. Sad (labeled as Sappy Acoustic)
(0:30:56) 12. Do You Love Me?
(0:34:20) 13. Been a Son
(0:36:43) 14. Token Eastern Song (labeled as Junkyard)
(0:40:10) 15. Opinion
(0:41:50) 16. D-7 (labeled as D.7 Version)
(0:44:18) 17. Imodium
(0:47:29) 18. Pay to Play
(0:50:56) 19. Sappy
(0:54:22) 20. Here She Comes Now
(0:59:02) 21. Where Did You Sleep Last Night
(1:03:57) 22. Return of the Rat
(1:06:57) 23. Talk to Me
(1:10:10) 24. Krist Novoselic's Eulogy
(1:11:02) 25. Courtney Love's Eulogy

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1. If You Must (demo tape)
2. Downer (demo tape)
3. Floyd the Barber (demo tape)
4. Paper Cuts (demo tape)
5. Spank Thru (demo tape)
6. Beeswax (demo tape)
7. Pen Cap Chew (demo tape)
• 23 January 1988 - Reciprocal Recording, Seattle, Washington, USA
• Demos with Dale Crover on drums

8. Blandest
• Summer 1988 - Reciprocal Recording, Seattle, Washington, USA
• "Love Buzz" single session

9. Cracker/Polly (home demo)
10. Seed (home demo)
11. Sad/Sappy (home demo)
• 1988 - Cobain residence, Olympia, Washington, USA
• Planned songs for "Bleach"
• Labeled as "Mellow 4-track shit" by Cobain
• Cobain plays all instruments

12. Do You Love Me?
• June 1989 - Evergreen Studios, Olympia, Washington, USA
• Released previously on the Kiss' "Hard to Believe" tribute album
• Jason Everman plays guitar

13. Been a Son
• September 1989 - Music Source Studios, Seattle, Washington, USA
• Released previously on the "Blew" EP
• This version has the bass solo brought forward in the mix

14. Token Eastern Song (live)
• 25 October 1989 - The Duchess of York, Leeds, England
• Best recording available

15. Opinion (radio tape)
• 25 September 1990 - KAOS radio, Olympia, Washington, USA
• Cobain wrote this song on the way to the radio
• In the end, Cobain asks "Don't you think that song sounds like 'Taxman'?"

16. D-7 (test mix)
• 21 October 1990 - Maida Vale Studios, London, England
• Incomplete test mix
• The final mix appears on the "Lithium" single, the "Hormoaning" EP, and on "Incesticide"

17. Imodium/Breed (Nevermind demo)
18. Pay to Play/Stay Away (Nevermind demo)
19. Sappy (Nevermind demo)
• April 1990 - Smart Studios, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
• Recorded for Nirvana's second album, the drummer was Chad Channing
• The tracks were scrapped when they signed with DGC and Channing leaved

20. Here She Comes Now (radio tape)
21. Where Did You Sleep Last Night (radio tape)
• 25 November 1991 - VPRO radio, Hilversum, Netherlands
• Excellent sound quality
• Cobain decided to play these songs instead of "Polly" and "Smells Like Teen Spirit", as the DJ suggested, claiming: "We play what we want."

22. Return of the Rat
• 7 April 1992 - Laundry Room Studio, Seattle, Washington, USA
• Released previously on "Eight Songs for Greg Sage and The Wipers"

23. Talk to Me (live)
• 17 November 1991 - Bloom, Mezzago, Italy
• After Cobain's death, Courtney Love gave this song to Kurt's hero, Iggy Pop, so that he could play it
• It's possible that the song was re-recorded in 1994

24. Krist Novoselic's Eulogy
25. Courtney Love's Eulogy
• 10 April 1994 - Seattle Center, Seattle, Washington, USA
• Prerecorded messages played at Kurt Cobain's memorial service