THE BEATLES -"YELLOW MATTER CUSTARD" -BOOTLEG COLOURED LP Record -TMQ 71032 NM
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I'm selling my personal collection of vinyl records which were bought new in Australia over the past 40+ years.
The collection has been well looked after and kept protective plastic covers. They have been stored in a cool dry room in a smoke-free home.
I used to copy the records on to cassette tapes (in order to preserve the vinyl) so most of my records have only been played a few times.
I have for sale a near mint copy of:
THE BEATLES YELLOW MATTER CUSTARD Previously Unreleased Studio Material No TMQ 71032 Matrix No. BBL 513
The sleeve is in near mint condition with no marks or signs of wear (still in original plastic wrap). The picture is not glued on. The coloured vinyl has only been played a few times and is in near mint condition with no marks whatsoever.
A History of the Beatles’ BBC Bootleg Releases @ http://comprehensivebeatles.blogspot.com.au/2010/10/history-of-beatles-at-beeb.html
states:
“The first record to contain Beatles BBC radioperformances, and one of the most important Beatles bootlegs from the historical point of view, was released in August 1971 by TMOQ (Trade Mark of Quality), a legendary California company which produced, from 1970 to 1975,more than a hundred different unofficial records by many top rock and pop groups. This first record was titled YELLOWMATTER CUSTARD and contained14 BBC songs, thirteen of which were never recorded for EMI (the other one was"Slow Down"). These were derived from the Pop Go The Beatles programmes of July and August 1963.The first pressing of this LP had the typical coloured cardboard jacket ofTMOQ, with a round sticker with a pig logo, rubber-stamped title (reading"YELLOW MATTER CUSTARD - PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED STUDIO MATERIAL"),'round a label with a large 1 or 2 for side indicators, and coloured vinyl. Itssound quality was reasonably good. The matrix number was BBL-513. It became oneof the most sought-after items by Beatles collectors, and during the seventies(and into the eighties) the stamper BBL-513 was used for a great number ofrepressings, with differences in labels and sleeve, and coloured as well asblack, or even multicoloured, vinyl. The issues released from 1973 to 1976 also had the catalogue number 71032 printed on a slipsheet. A different tape,including the same songs in slightly superior sound quality, was used in late1971 or early 1972 by another outfit known to collectors as White Cover Folks,probably from the eastern coast of the USA. This had the matrix number YMC-101,the same title, YELLOW MATTERCUSTARD, a red label marked "Yellow Records", and a tracklisting.
I'm trying to keep postage costs down by not charging for handling and I can combine postage for any of my items.Feel free to ask any questions.
