History
In 1979, a Berlin record shop owner issued Acid Dreams and pressed only 77 copies. The album was primarily available in his store, though some copies were shipped to friends or label owners. The album was heavily bootlegged, and in 1988, a compilation titled Acid Dreams Testament collected 13 of the original's 18 tracks, and added 15 more songs. Past & Present Records reissued Acid Dreams in February 2009.
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