unreleased radio K.A.O.S. version

Please tell me if this has been brought up before, but...

i was on soulseek (file sharing program) a few months ago and came across a user who had a copy of Radio K.A.O.S. with extra tracks, more dialogue with jim and billy, and extended versions of orignal tracks. the tracklist is as follows:

1. Get Back To Radio
2. Radio Waves (Extended Version)
3. Who Needs Information
4. Folded Flags
5. Me or Him
6. Towers of Faith
7. The Powers That Be
8. Going to Live in L.A.
9. The Fish Report With A Beat
10. Sunset Strip
11. Home
12. Four Minutes
13. The Tide is Turning
14. Pipes and Drums

Does anyone have ANY information at all about this "recording" is and how anyone would have got their hands on it in the first place? was it ever released? i can't find any information anywhere, except that a few of the "extra" tracks featured as b-sides, and that "towers of faith" was released on the "flickering flame" album.

Thanks alot.

It is a bootleg (unofficial) version of the album compiled by fans. The non-standard KAOS tracks are:

Get Back To Radio, Radio Waves (Extended Version), Going to Live in L.A. - B-sides of some Radio KAOS singles.

The Fish Report With A Beat - short guitar instrumental with a speech, released on the 20mins Radio KAOS promotional video,

Folded Flags, Towers of Faith - tracks off the When The Wind Blows soundtrack (1986).

Pipes and Drums - alternate title to an edited version of Folded Flags or possibly one of the instrumentals off When The Wind Blows soundtrack, but nothing else 100% sure.

You should find these songs quite easily as mp3 downloads on the internet. Somebody will know the exact URL I'm sure.

Good. Any unreleased version of Radio KAOS is my favourite one, if you know what I mean.

Aye, amen to that one.

hey I like the album

Radio KAOS has many great songs. The fact it's badly affected by 80s arrangements is another thing, but hey, AMLOR has this too.

I have never heard the song get back on to radio
what do it go like?

It's a very nice song. Starts slow, but then builds up... Anyone knows where can Libby download the mp3?

Yes, and that's why I really dislike both of those albums (and a number of albums released by bands left over from the 70s, in the 80s).

Radio KAOS is a bloody classic. Not good for casual listening, but brilliant music, which, despite the crappy production job, immerses you in sound.

EDIT: Where can I find this? I'm rather interested in procuring this.