Lazaretto

• A1: Three Women (3:56)
• A2: Lazaretto (3:40)
• A3: Temporary Ground (3:13)
• A4: Would You Fight For My Love? (4:10)
• A5: High Ball Stepper (3:45)
• A6: Untitled
• A7: Untitled (0:56)
• BA1: Just One Drink (2:40)
• BB1: Just One Drink (2:37)
• B2: Alone In My Home (3:30)
• B3: That Black Bat Licorice (3:52)
• B4: Entitlement (4:06)
• B5: I Think I Found The Culprit (3:51)
• B6: Want And Able (2:34)
• B7: Untitled
• B8: Untitled (0:44)

Genres: Rock
Styles: Alternative Rock, Blues Rock, and Country Rock

Second pressing with a narrow run-out width compared to the first pressing. Some copies may have different hype stickers on the shrink wrap from the country of distribution.

"Ultra LP" release with unique features:
- Tracks A6 and B7 are locked grooves with elements from their respective previous tracks.
- "High Ball Stepper" does not end with a faded-out distortion but is locked instead.
- Tracks A7 and B8 are hidden tracks on the sides' labels, playing at 78 RPM and 45 RPM respectively, making the LP a three-speed record.
- Side A's groove is inverted and plays from the inside out.
- "Just One Drink" has two different intros, each in its own groove, acoustic (BA1) and electric (BB1), connecting at the song's body.
- Side B has a matte finish resembling an unplayed 78 RPM record.
- Vinyl is pressed in a flat-edged format.
- Side A's dead wax area contains a hand-etched hologram by Tristan Duke of Infinity Light Science, a first on a vinyl record.
- Tracks B3 and B4 are swapped compared to digital editions, and B2 features a slightly longer intro.
- The vinyl was mastered entirely from analog sources with no additional compression.

Tracks A1 to A5 and BA1/BB1 to B6 are listed continuously from 1 to 11 and play at 33 ⅓ RPM. Track A7 is an uncredited reworking of