Rare Who LP "Tales from the Who" colored vinyl
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Mar 4, 2008 Sold Date
Feb 26, 2008 Start Date
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I have a Who LP's: "Tales from the Who" very rare original  1974 2 LP set live bootleg pressed on clear purple and green vinyl.  Label:  Matrix  Release Number:  U 560 A/B/C/D.  Manufactured in Europe.  Recorded live at the Philadelphia Spectrum on December 4, 1973 in front of an audience of 19,500 fans and recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour and aired March 31, 1974.  It was the most popular Who bootleg from the 73" tour.  I was told only around 150 were pressed in multi-colored vinyl and with only a few in clear colored vinyl. 

The LP's themselves are very good++ condition.  Has very light scratches here and there  that does not affect play what so ever.  The cover is in good condition, has bend in top right cornor and lower left cornor, a slight seperation in center seam and slight ring wear.  The album design was by Wm Stout, famous for his art work on bootleg LP's and many famous posters.  On back cover top reads as:  This QS (Regular Matrix) quadraphonic disc is compatible and can be reproduced through any regular stereo ssystem with no loss of fidelity. 

Songs are as:  Side One; Can't Explain/Summertime Blues/My Generation/Real Me   Side Two; I Want What I See/Sea and Sand/I am a Face/Drowned    Side Three; Bellboy/Dr. Jimmy/I am the Sea   Side Four; We Won't Get Fooled Again/Pinball Wizard/See Me Feel Me 

This is the only one I've ever seen in purple and green clear vinyl and I researched it to find that it was extremely rare and highly sought after.

Feel free to email any questions. 




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