Läther (Bootleg Version)

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[[Image:{{{Cover}}}|none|thumb|150px|Läther bootleg (4 LP box)]]
Released 1977
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Tracks

All lengths listed include the spoken-word parts ("Studio Bits" by name in the old bootleg; sometimes referred to as "Grouts" or "Transitions."

Side One

1. Spit It Out (Spoken-word)
2. Regyptian Strut (04:36)
3. Naval Aviation In Art (01:33)
4. Studio Bit 2 (Spoken-word)
5. A Little Green Rosetta (02:48)
6. Duck Duck Goose (03:01)
7. What You Gonna Do When The Well Runs Dry? (Spoken-word)
8. Down In De Dew (02:58)
9. For The Young Sophisticate (03:15)

Side Two

1. Studio Bit 4 (Spoken-word)
2. Tryin' To Grow A Chin (03:26)
3. Studio Bit 5 (Spoken-word)
4. Broken Hearts Are For Assholes (04:40)
5. Studio Bit 6 (Spoken-word)
6. The Illinois Enema Bandit (12:43)

Side Three

1. Lemme Take You To The Beach (02:47)
2. Revised Music For Guitar And Low Budget Orchestra (07:37)
3. RDNZL (08:15)

Side Four

1. Studio Bit 7 (Spoken-word)
2. Honey, Don't You Want A Man Like Me? (04:56)
3. Studio Bit 8 (Spoken-word)
4. The Black Page #1 (01:58)
5. Big Leg Emma (02:11)
6. Studio Bit 9 (Spoken-word)
7. Punky's Whips (11:07)

Side Five

1. Flambay (02:06)
2. Studio Bit 10 (Spoken-word)
3. The Purple Lagoon (16:22)

Side Six

1. Pedro's Dowry (07:45)
2. I Promise Not To Come In Your Mouth (03:51)
3. Smell It (Spoken-Word)
4. Spider Of Destiny (02:40)
5. Duke Of Orchestral Prunes (04:21)

Side Seven

1. Filthy Habits (07:12)
2. Studio Bit 12 (Spoken-word)
3. Titties 'n Beer (05:23)
4. The Ocean Is The Ultimate Solution (08:32)

Side Eight

1. The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary (20:59)

Release Notes

• This is a bootleg from the original broadcast on KROQ-FM.
• The studio bits come after the preceding track, except in Punky's Whips ("Whateer happened to all the fun in the world?") and Regyptian Strut ("...L-l-l-l-...LEATHER..."). In two situations, these can be found before and after a track; Tryin' To Grow A Chin ("...What?" "Leather!" precedes track, "...You don't like fag bars?..." comes after the song.) and Honey, Don't You Want A Man Like Me ("...What, your talent for sucking?..." precedes, with "...He's not interested in Leather. Shit..." coming after the song.)