The Beatles - The Get Back Journals - 11* Lps - TMOQ - Near Mint

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The Beatles - The Get Back Journals - 11* Lps - TMOQ - Near Mint

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Records are all Near Mint

Outter Cover has some damage at one corner, some wears at the other. Otherwise , front and back sides are clean.

Records are stored in 2 black boxes, in Excellent condition.

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Track list :

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Record 1

Tennessee / House Of The Rising Sun / Commonwealth / White Power / Winston, Richard And John / Hi Ho Silver / For You Blue / Let It Be

Get Back / Don't Let Me Down / On Our Way Back Home / Don't LEt Me Down / Suzy Parker / I've Got A Feeling / No Pakistanis

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Record 2

Let It Be / Be Bop A Lulla / She Came In Though The Bahroom Window / High-Heel Sneakers / I Me Mine / I've Got A Feeling / One After 909

She Came In Though The Bathroom Window / Penina / Shaking In The Streets / Good Rocking Tonight / Across The Universe / Two Of Us / I Threw It All Away / Momma You've Been On My Mind / Domino

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Record 3

Early In The Morning / Hi Ho Silver / Stand By Me / Hare Krishna / Two Of Us / Don't Let Me Down / I've Got A Feeling / One After 909

Too Bad About Sorrows / She Said, She Said / Mean Mr. Mustard / All Things Must Pass / A Fool Like Me / You Win Again / She Came In Through The Bathroom Window / Watching Rainbows / Instrumental

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Record 4

Two Of Us / Jealous Guy / I Shall Be Released / Sun King / Don't Let ME Down

Don't Let ME Down / Tea For Two / Whole Lotta Shakin' / All Shook Up / True Love / Blue Suede Shoes / Three Cool Cats / Blowin' In The Wind / Lucille

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Record 5

I'm So Tired / Obladi, Oblada / Third Man Theme / Negro In Reserve / Don't LEt ME Down / One After 909 / The Right String, But Wrong Yo Yo / Singing The Blues

Bring It On Home / Hitchnike / You Can't Do That / Hippy Hippy Shake / Two Of Us / All Along The Watchtower / Short Fat Fanny / Midnight Special / Money / Gimme Some Truth

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Record 6

Get Back / Bad Boy / Sweet Little Sixteen / Round & Round / Almost Grown / No Particular Place To Go

Paul & Rich Duet / Woman / Back Seat Of My Car / It's Just For You / Dialogue ( With Peter Sellars)

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Record 7

Take This Hammer / Jhonny B. Goode / Dialogue (Paul) / I Shall Be Released / I've Got A Feeling / I Had A Dream (Dialogue)

Every Night / Dig A Pony / Down In Mississippi / Mad Man A Comin' / I Dig A Pony / High-Heel Sneakers / Little Queenie

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Record 8

All I Want Is You / ROll Over Beethoven / Too Bad About Sorrows / I Dig A Pony / You Got Me Thinking / I've Got A Feeling

She Came In Through The Bathroom Window / Octopus Garden / Get Back

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Record 9

Help! / Please Please Me / Dialogue / Obladi, Oblada / Get Back / SOldier Of Love / Jealous Guy / Two Of Us

Let IT Be / Maxwell & Silver Hammer / When I'm Sixty Four / I Me Mine

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Record 10

Dialogue / I Me Mine (First Rehearsal) / Dialogue / I Me Mine (continued) / Let It Be / Live Show Discussion / Dialogue

Teddy Boy (Original Take) / Two Of Us / Dialogue / Polytheme Pam / Two Of Us / Maggie Mae / Playback

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Bonus Album ( black wax)

One After 909 / Instrumental / Save The Last Dance For ME / Don't Let Me Down / I Dig A Pony / I've Got A Feeling / Get Back

For You Blue / Teddy Boy / On Our Way Home / Maggie Mae / Can You Dig IT / Let It Be / Long & Winding Road / Get Back (Reprise)

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Few words about TMOQ records

Trade Mark of Quality (Often abbreviated as TMQ or TMoQ) stared in the early 1970s (possibly in the late 1960s) by two guys known only as Ken and Dub. Originating in Los Angeles, California, the duo pressed bootlegs of live rock shows. They used colored, virgin vinyl and full-color covers, gaining a reputation for quality work.

The duo split after a few years, and Dub kept the original Trade Mark of Quality going, still using the "farm style" pig logo, while Ken started using the cigar smoking "Pig Daddy" logo. Ken would copy every new release from Dub's label, using cheaper black vinyl and a less expensive covers. Soon, Dub started adding "Accept No Substitutes" to his releases.

Ken stopped his branch of TMOQ in late 1973, starting up The Amazing Kornyphone Record Label with another bootlegger known as "Dr Telly Phone." Later he created a number of other labels, including Phoenix and Saturated Records, which made copies of TMOQ and TAKRL records with higher quality color. Dub shut down his branch of TMOQ in 1974, taking a break from bootlegging.

In the 1980s, TMOQ reformed, creating well-made, colorful packages that rivaled major label quality. The label continued into the late 1980s to be among the first bootleggers to press CDs.

In the mid-1980s, a German bootleg label "The Swingin' Pig" used Ken's "Pig Daddy" logo on their boots. Then in 2001, both label logos resurfaced on some re-issues coming from Japan. In 2008, another bootleg label used the "farm style" logo, though it is unclear if there is any connection to the original TMOQ people.

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A little label history: 1st generation releases are known as TMOQ or "farm pig" and were released by Dub & Ken. Actually the first pressings had big number 1/2/3/4 labels and later pressings had different variations of the "farm pig" label. An unknown number of titles also had "Made In Holland" printed on the labels and this was (according to the book "Great White Wonders" ), done because of the liberal laws in Holland. These copies were then exported to Europe. All TMOQ albums initially had blank generic jackets with rubber stamped title, TMOQ stickers in silver, gold and various other colours with records pressed on black or coloured vinyl when available. Most, but not all albums, had a back insert. 2nd generation releases came after Dub & Ken split up partnership and they began a "friendly competition" as Ken released titles on his own TMOQ also known as the "Smoking Pig" label before establishing The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label (TAKRL) with a new partner. An arrangement with the pressing plant allowed him use of Dub's TMOQ stampers to press his own copies of Dub's records along with his own new releases. His releases were a mix of CV and black vinyl pressings and had front inserts (usually same as the old TMOQ back inserts but now with the TMOQ logo). Between 1973-74 a lot of titles were released without catalogue numbers and can only be identified by the matrix numbers. In 1973 Dub & Ken meet an art student named William Stout who expressed an interest in designing their album covers, his first being the Rolling Stones "Winter Tour 1973" double album. Stout subsequently designed all the TMOQ cartoon covers in his unique style. The most famous is probably The Rolling Stones "Welcome to New York" in 1973 which was also the label's first printed deluxe cover. His last ones were in 1976 when TMOQ released 6 albums in their deluxe series. The most lovely ones are probably Jeff Beck's "Beckfast" album with a cartoon version of the "Kellog*s Corn Flakes" pack and Paul McCartney&Wings "Great Dane" double album with a cartoon version of the HMV dog.

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