A1 Nikuzuke (Living Desk Of Flesh) 5:59
A2 Thanatopsis 6:48
A3 In Praise Of Mitochondria (Mitochondria San) 2:54
B1 Ai Wa Nohshintoh (Love Hits Like Concussion) 4:21
B2 Shinzō-San (Respecting My Hardworking Heart) 4:41
B3 Mizuko No Tamashii Hyakumademo (Unborn Fetus' Dream Lives For One Hundred Years) 4:30
C1 Furarete Nambo (It's Ok To Get Dumped) 6:10
C2 Sutten Tenmari (Me After The Bubble Economy Crashed) 3:14
C3 Noudashi (Taking Out The Brain/The Man Who Was Only A Brain) 4:29
D1 Dompan (Private Funk - Alternate Version) 6:23
D2 It Isn't Because Of Hemoglobin (Hemoglobin No Seijanai) 6:27
D3 Zennotized Funk 3:50

In Praise Of Mitochondria is a double-disc compilation released in 2017 by Melbourne's Left Ear Records, featuring electro-funk independently produced in the Japanese underground scene during the 1980s. Minoru 'Hoodoo' Fushimi's music, built with Casio and Roland rhythm machines, synth bass, and unique storytelling, creates a completely original world, distinct from the electro and boogie of the time from overseas, as well as Japanese popular songs. It includes re-evaluated tracks such as "Thanatopsis" and "Ai Wa Nohshintoh," which gained international recognition through their re-release, while D1 and D3 are unreleased tracks exclusive to this album. Comes with shrink wrap.