Bob Dylan’s GWW Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre limited edition 00017 RARE 3LPs
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Bob Dylan’s  GWW Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre limited edition 00017

This classic 3 LP TMOQ box set  is from 1074. The 3 LP are in very god shape and all 3 sleeves are here.
Song lineup on back cover along with venue, notes, and historical information.

Production was limited to 2000 copies, each has a rubber stamp number inside.

This copy is #17 (0017)

Side One

Most likely you go your way
Lay Lady lay
Just like Tom thumb's blues
Rainy Day Women No. 12 and 35

Side two: It ain't me, babe
Ballad of a thin Man
All along the watchtower
Ballad of Hollis Brown

Side three:
She belongs to me
The TimesJust like a woman
Gates of Eden

Side four:
It's all over now, Baby Blue *
Don't think twice, it's alright  It's alright Ma (I'm only bleeding)

Side five:
Mr. tambourine Man
Knockin' on heaven's door
Forever young  Highway 61

Side six:
Like a rolling stone
Maggie's farm
Blowin' in the windTradeMark Of Quality (abbreviated TMQ or TMOQ) was a bootleg record label that originated in the Los Angeles, California area during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The label was responsible for many underground records of Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, Jefferson Airplane, Devo, Grateful Dead, The Beatles, Frank Zappa, The Rolling Stones, The Who and many other popular rock artists of the era. The major record labels were shocked and dismayed that any anonymous person could obtain or make a bootleg recording of one of their artists and press up records and release them for sale.

TradeMark of Quality was established in 1970 by two bootleggers, "Dub" Taylor and Ken Douglas (now an avid sailor and author.) They were quality-conscious perfectionists who pressed all their albums on coloured, virgin vinyl, and perhaps the first bootleggers to start producing real, printed picture covers, and later colour picture covers (printed - not inserts under the shrink-wrap as seen on "head shop" bootlegs). Dub & Ken had released several albums under different names before settling on "TradeMark Of Quality" in 1970, the first being the (in)famous "Great White Wonder" by Bob Dylan. According to Ken, "Dub" recorded several of TMQ's releases himself, including The Rolling Stones' "Live'r Than You'll Ever Be" and Led Zeppelin's "Live On Blueberry Hill". TMQ frequently released their albums with cover art by William Stout.

 

 

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