Standard 33rpm long-playing record in b/w printed sleeve with a design by De Ridder, Robert Williams, Peter Pontiac and Elsa del Puerto
The tracklist: is

A GOD (Kant Een) 32:43
B GOD (Kant Twee) 28:22

Thee recordings (voiced by De Ridder and Ciska van Houwelingen, Elsa del Puerto, Peter Pontiac, and Rita Dolce Vita) were claimed to be “Holland’s first sound magazine for the Not-Blind” and are a text to be followed in a car on March 18, 1978 (this was the  'Grote Oto Derby': the 'Great Car Derby' which would leave the listener in the middle of nowhere.

This record does not have the inserted booklet but this is common as many seem not to have been inserted. First pressing. VG+.

In this special edition there are editions by various artists - as follows: Eric Andersen, For Willem, print, signed and numbered. Philip Corner, Ugly Ball for Willem, object. Pieter Engels, text. Ken Friedman, A double portrait, print, monogrammed. Geoffrey Hendricks, Wiesbaden, 2012, photograph. Jon Hendricks, text. Frank Herrebout, The Lost Art of Willem de Ridder, DVD. Hugo Kaagman, Het Draadloze Individu, Koecrant, VPRO, audio work. Bengt af Klintberg, text. Alison Knowles, text. Bob Lens, print. Ben Patterson, CultClub, December 1, 2012, photograph. Peter Pontiac, Portrait of Willem, print. Willem de Ridder, Wie is die Worst, selfportrait, late '60s. Willem de Ridder, Paper Constellation, signed. Wim T. Schippers, Romance Magazine, June 1964, article. Mieko Shiomi, Replying Music for Walkman Piece, score. Annie Sprinkle, hand coloured print, signed. Ben Vautier, screenprint with audio object.

Most are signed by the artist and in an edition of 50 total copies. Near fine.

74 p, ills colour & bw,