The Who- 'Mods & Rockers' Bootleg Double LP on Slipped Dics Records 12/04/73

$

26

The Who
Mods & Rockers
Live Vinyl Recording

(Over the next 2-3 weeks I will be adding/selling 5 or 6 of my Who bootlegs alone with a very precious, extremely rare early Who white label. Check my store weekly for these jewels)

Condition Lp: VG, No skips, (several scuff marks)
Jacket: VG, no writing with 1- 2" split seam
Paper Image: Good condition
Summary Almost 2 hours of music. Plays through fine with a few very minor crackling noises here and there (similar to Live at Leeds). Could use a good cleaning. What sounds like a minor skip is just censorship, they removed Roger's use of the word "fu..ing" on side B. The 'concert dates' seem to be inaccurate, but the song list is correct.
The Matrix runoff number is GLC 414 which matches the 'Ruthless Rhymes' label release called 'Who Are You' (although that record does not have Summer Time Blues on it)...Go Figure.
The Slipped Disc label number is SX-TT 979.
The cover sheet claims "an audience drummer replaced ailing Keith Moon". That sounds possible on Baba O'Riley, the drums are kind-of weak. If you like researching the concert source of Who albums, this is the record for you!

Regardless of the confusing source of this recording, it is clearly The Who live in the USA (most likely Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, Tuesday, December 4, 1973) and possibly a mixture of other shows.


SONG LIST:



Side 1
 1. I Am The Sea - The Real Me
 2. I'm One
 3. Sea And Sand
 4. Drowned

 Side 2
 1. Bell Boy
 2. Dr. Jimmy
 3. Won't Get Fooled Again
 4. Pinball Wizard
 5. See Me, Feel Me

 Side 3
 1. Can't Explain
 2. Summertime Blues
 3. My Generation
 4. Magic Bus

 Side 4
 1. Baby Don't Ya Do It (sic Baby Don't You Do It)
 2. Baba O'Riley
 3. Behind Blue Eyes
 4. Bargain


See photos, as they are considered part of the description.

Ships to the contiguous United States only!

I use Goldmine Record Grading to the best of my amateur abilities.

Goldmine Grading Guide:

Mint (M)

Perfect in every way. We would only sell a factory sealed Lp as Mint

Near Mint (NM or M-)

It looks like it just came from a retail store and was opened recently

Very Good Plus (VG+)

It may show some slight signs of wear, including scuffs or light scratches that do not affect the listening experience

Very Good (VG)

Lacks original gloss with more evident flaws. VG records may exhibit surface noise, especially during intro and ending

Good (G)

Good does not mean bad! The record still plays through without skipping but has significant surface noise and groove wear

Poor (P)

We don't sell these, we recycle or trash them