Some of the songs on this album should've been included on Play e.g. Brothers On The Corners etc.

This is a bootleg; I'm not sure who got the tapes but there was no possibility of Warner ever releasing these tracks in this form— I believe the history behind this was that there were a number of potential B-sides, and the disc was passed around as "Moby: Non LP tracks", as a potential pool for B-sides. Someone came along and added some demo recordings they found (there were a lot circulating on early p2p networks in the late 90s), plus some B-sides, and made an imitation cover to make it look like it would stand along side Play and Play: The B Sides.

I got this from a friend at Warner Australia. It was not a bootleg, and as someone earlier stated, it was produced for licensing non album tracks. This was done often by Warner-Chappell and the cds produced for this purpose were done very cheaply using CD-R and low quality inserts. This one is a single page insert that used the Play cover photo. The back cover had contact details for Warner Chappell

I understand your comment, as these tracks, apart from the Revolver b-sides, would never get issued by Warners, but you're wrong about why their name is here. They were Moby's publisher at the time, and these discs are examples of internal CDs distributed to promote their recordings for publishing use. If someone wanted to use one of these songs in a commercial or film, they'd check out this disc and call the publisher. At the time, as EVERY song on Play had been licensed for some alternate commercial purpose (soundtrack, commercial, event, etc.) it shouldn't be surprising that Moby's publisher would try to push the rest of the tracks in hopes they'd get licensed, and then everyone would get paid, at least in theory.As for the album/bootleg cover, not sure about it. Warner publishing didn't usually make unique covers for their CDs, and this cover looks more bootleg than legit.

Micronesia, Lovesick, Displaced, Ain't Never Learned, Princess, Spirit a.k.a Spirit 2, Sway & Sick In The System are B-Sides on Various Singles

Can I obtain a copy it is so rare as a long time Moby fan I would really like a copy

This is absolutely not a bootleg - I was given one by a Warner Bros. employee, it was made for publishing/licensing purposes. It was not intended for official release, but that does not mean it is a bootleg. He considers it a promo. If you would like more information you're welcome to contact me.