Not lost at all, but just forgotten about in can's cluttered studio until archived by the classic German psych-rock explorers' Irmin Schmidt recently, this three-disc dump of material is unfeasibly good considering it managed to avoid the light of day until almost half a decade ago. Where to start with the 30 tracks therein? Some might be familiar, including live versions of 'Spoon' and 'Mushroom' and the teasingly-titled 'on the way to mother sky', a less focused, more freaked-out version of one of their greatest songs. Then there is a plethora of new and never-heard-before tracks: the hissing stammer of 'messers, scissors, fork and light'; the staggering rhythm 'n' spacerock exploration of 'midnight men'; the punishing, fuzzed-up guitar blues of 'bubble rap', and so many more besides. Not just for completists, this is an essential entry in the Canography.